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Reply · southampton87 · 12 Aug 2017 00:16
12 Aug 2017 00:28:54
Like I said I don't personally care.
I bet it's just a light you can see through the telescope imagination and indoctrination does the rest.
But on the other i appreciate your view
It was an interesting theory I came across.
This is a conspiracy site last time I checked.
The way I see it if u can't do anything about it why worry.
I just replied because where I posted the other day about nibiru and u continued the thread .
In light of the facts u and ed speak of I'm not arguing with either.
I respect your views and I don't personally think the world is going to end just yet lol.
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Reply · southampton87 · 12 Aug 2017 00:16
12 Aug 2017 00:31:19
That is I don't care for the nibiru/ planet x/ nemisis/ dark twin
Thing to much to look overly into it sorry.
If there is nothing u can do there is no need to worry.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 23:55
11 Aug 2017 23:54:47
I will take a look at that Ed.

Mars was allegedly like Earth once, I remember reading once that there was a slight possibility that Earth collided with Mars and formed the moon, but I think that was debunked and now they believe it was a rogue planet that they've named as Theia that smashed into the Earth twice. (sorry went off topic slightly lol, I love space! ) So perhaps there was life on there too, we've not openly found any yet though. They've found evidence of flowing water and even found water-ice at the poles. I think Mars is a strong candidate to formly hosted life for sure.

I have however seen a few videos on youtube, some more psychadelic than others about Humans originally being from Mars and migrating to Earth when they learned of an impending impact (the theory cites the enormous gauge on Mars as the extinction event in most cases) .

Honestly, I've never done any non-prescription drugs other than Cannabis, Alcohol and Nicotine, but I wish I watched this one video while taking acid, would have been one hell of a trip!

youtube.com/watch?v=X248XcWnwWo

Seems like complete rubbish, but it was very entertaining to watch! The stuff like the higher conciousness ascension thing, I'd love for them to find evidence that you can "ascend". I'd 100% rename myself Goku. xD.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 23:55
12 Aug 2017 00:10:27
That makes me very glad Ed!

Southampton87, are you deliberately trying to trigger me? :D lol flat earth, makes me so mad that intelligent people, with logic and reason being the backbone of their well being, believe in the horse rubbish that is Flat Earth.

On a sidenote - these guys are 100% not human.
https://youtu.be/J91Lo1wTR1A
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 22:52
11 Aug 2017 23:36:18
Southampton87, Proxima Centauri is a red dwarf star and that's visable with a high end commerical telescope. By the way, it has a couple of Earth sized planets around it too! So we should shift our attention away from some frozen rock in deep space, and put it there as that's the best chance of Alien life.

Proxima Centauri is 4 light years away, so it's pretty far away but it's also our closest neighbour. Sirius is some 8.6 light years away, which would take 296,000 years to get to.
Proxima Centauri would take 81,000 years to get to. All using modern technology that is. So if we can see a dwarf star that's 81,000 years away, I'm pretty sure we could see a dwarf star that is between 10,000 and 20,000 years away (less than 1 light year) .

I've been stargazing for about 10 years now and I have a very good telescope, capable of seeing Jupiter in great detail, including a lot of it's moons, but I am yet to see anything that isn't explainable.

One candidate for life within our solarsystem is Europa, even those it is frozen, they have seen geological activity through thermal vents with in it's 100km deep ocean. We may see some complex life or just find microbial life or maybe even nothing, who knows? That's the beauty of it all.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 22:16
11 Aug 2017 23:01:42
I think Hancock refused to give a date on how old it really is, but both he and Carlson came to the conclusion that it's at least 12,000 years old because of the water erosion evidence.

450,000 years old? I'll watch the video but humans have only been sophisticated enough to do this for about 10,000 years until recent evidence suggested it could be a little earlier.

Göbekli Tepe is estimated to be around 11,500 years old and until its discovery, it was thought that only Hunter-Gatherers were about during this time. Evidently, we were very wrong about this! As Gobekli Tepe is an architectural masterpeice.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 22:16
11 Aug 2017 23:04:47
He is a massive bellend Ed, everything he does is dishonest, that's why he's always being hunted by the Police. But I'm sure someone will tell me that it's because he speaks the truth and they're trying to shut him up.
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Reply · southampton87 · 11 Aug 2017 21:33
11 Aug 2017 22:19:56
Yes hsf but the theory does state it is a dwarf star that is only visible in the infrared spectrum apparently.
And there is only one to look in that spectrum apparently.
Not to mention it 7 to 10 times larger than our planet .
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 21:33
11 Aug 2017 22:21:16
Sirius B orbits Sirius (the Dog star), Sirus is the brightest star in the night sky with a luminosity magnitutde of -1.46 (I had to look the number up), followed by Alpha Carinae and later in the year, Polaris. Don't forget Betelgeuse, Eta Carinae and Alderbaran.

I am completely open to being wrong on the Binary star system, as it would answer a lot of questions, but raise even more. But this theory is supported by Santos Bonacci and he's a psuedo-science muppet, who supports Flat Earth theories.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 21:16
11 Aug 2017 21:20:01
Regarding the age of the Sphinx. He strongly goes against the mainstream view and has some pretty compelling evidence. Both he and Randall Carlson had a discussion on a Joe Rogan podcast about Egypt and certain climate issues surrounding it.

Hancock was talking about about some water erosion that in the current climate, would be impossible.



The deep lines in the wall indicate heavy rain or water flow. Randall Carlson came forward with evidence, suggesting that the Nile flooded around 12,800 years ago and the region was affected heavily by this. Any civilisations would have to abandon and move and then come back later, Which could be why there are so many discrepancies in the dating of the Pyramids and the Sphinx.

There is strong evidence to suggest a great project was being worked on 2500 years ago, but Hancock believes that was probably a restoration. He cites the quality of the Great pyramid to the lack of quality in the smaller ones.
Additionally, a University student broke into the Pyramids a few years ago and found evidence of a 2000 year old restoration.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 20:49
11 Aug 2017 21:05:42
Come on Southampton87, you're just speculating. If you put some evidence forward of what you're saying then it becomes credible.

There is no evidence as of yet to suggest we're in a binary star system. There are many theories, but very little evidence to suggest it. If I'm wrong, then I'm happy to admit it, but we would have found the Suns "evil twin" as it was coined back in the day, it would actually be one of the brightest stars in the sky, irrespective of it's luminosty and size. The only time it would be exceptionally hard to find with modern telescopes, is if it's a Brown Dwarf or a Black Dwarf (it takes about a billion or more years to happen after a supernova/ hypernova, so the theory suggests) . And we don't believe we've found any of those yet.
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Reply · southampton87 · 11 Aug 2017 20:49
11 Aug 2017 21:28:39
Yes hsf there are plenty of holes in sitchin theory,
And I hear what u say.
Good post.
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Reply · southampton87 · 11 Aug 2017 19:45
11 Aug 2017 19:00:27
To be honest I don't know what to believe in regards to this.
I just listen to bits here and there and think is it possible .
I think nibiru is 1 planet of a few that is part of a mini system with its own dwarf start that is a twin to our own sun,
As 70% of stars out there are supposed to be binary.
So it is possible if 70% of systems out there in my eyes that this planet is there
Not to mention rt have openly talked about a Planet X that has the same trajectory as what sitchen spoke of.
But do I believe it, don't have a clue
But theoretically let's say some sort of advanced being on there own planet worked out how to heat a planet that has it own mini star just enough, by spraying a certain mixture in there own atmosphere that would allow this. could possibly support a life .
But again who could know .
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Reply · southampton87 · 11 Aug 2017 19:45
11 Aug 2017 19:03:34
Extinction event could be just the powers at be wipe us out for knowing too much.
Then when we go though "evolution" again and a controlling elite help us find a story of how something fire like hit earth.
And killed us lol.
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Reply · hsf · 11 Aug 2017 19:45
11 Aug 2017 19:06:06
Sorry but a 50,000 megaton asteroid hitting a planet of any size, is not going to be survivable in any circumstance. Even if Nibiru was just an outpost, it would not be able to sustain anything on it, from buildings to life, nothing would be able to withstand the impacts.

All you have to do is look at the Proto-Earth simulation to get an idea of what would happen.

You also have to consider with any article or paper detailing intelligent life - the Fermi Paradox.

In my personal opinion, I believe we are not alone, but I don't think there are many if any at all that have reached our level of sophistication and intelligence. If they have reached our level or surpassed it, then the likelihood is they blew themselves up, assuming we as a species are anything to go by.

I can get on board some of Sitchins stuff, but this is just too flawed for me to consider.
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Reply · hsf · 01 Aug 2017 17:50
01 Aug 2017 16:40:55
Ive seen a few vids and articles on giants living in the past, some accounts were taken from the bible of all places (goliath) but didn't they find a skeleton that was huge in France a few hundred years ago?
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Reply · hsf · 01 Aug 2017 09:45
01 Aug 2017 04:03:17
Meh. I very much doubt it personally but that's just me. Put some evidence in front of me and I'll not be shy about admitting I'm wrong.
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Reply · hsf · 31 Jul 2017 19:30
31 Jul 2017 19:42:56
Do we even have an atmosphere that's rich enough in Oxygen to support Human-like beings of that size?

100,000 years ago, we had Gigantopithecus, which stood at around 10ft tall and weight over 1000lbs. But it's size even back then was problematic for it and the reason it became extinct is because of the atmospheric changes that happened around that time. Requiring extreme amounts of food to survive, it just died out.
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Reply · hsf · 30 Jul 2017 09:27
30 Jul 2017 04:18:55
Hobbits I can kind of believe, but Giants still living today? What are we considering giant though? Are we talking 8ft and above or are we talking multi-storied behemoths of 30ft?
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