03 Sep 2013 13:18:33
it would seem logical and feasable that alien life does exist. if every star is like our sun and each has planets around it blah blah blah. but alien abductions? really? so a species has the technology to actually get here in the first place then gets here having either travelled at vast speeds across space or bent space and time then decides its a good idea to land his big shiny craft with lights flashing everywhere illuminating the night sky to borrow a human being to then 'PROBE" it? lol really? if the technology is available to get them here then logically they would be advanced enough to either live amoung us or be hidden out of our way. its conceivable that people may have seen craft, ufos, whatever you will but if aliens wanted to observe or learn about humans wouldn't there be more discreet ways? I can't believe they would want us to know they were here as if they did why wouldn't they appear in their thousands?
Curiosity is seen in all life forms and I daresay any other beings probably harbour the same desires for knowledge of the unknown that we do.
Exotiva
Ultimately I feel the alien invasion stuff is exaggerated in the media to keep open minded people in their place ( climate of fear ). I just don't find the secrecy aspect makes any kind of sense!
Liono74
. I'll get my coat
Liono74
Plus whos to say after we launch a ship, that a hundred years later we could break ( or circumvent ) the speed of light and overtake the first ship. This would mean it would be pointless until the faster tech was discovered. But then do you wait even longer for an even faster tech? Mars is 18 months away with current tech and getting there is going to take many billions of dollars, and would be mankinds greatest achievement. I'm certain in my lifetime ( i'm 38 now) we may just make mars but any further is going to takes hundreds of years.
Liono 74
Boomtown jones x