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Here is my problem with your story. It starts off like thisMaybe I should use another thread, but this one seemed generic enough for this;
20 Chilling Facts You Never Knew About The Horrifying Alien Abduction Of Travis Walton
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Have you ever heard of wormholes?Despite the recent sightings, and despite the fact that Congress will gather to discuss UFOs, I will state right now that we are NOT being visited by alien spacecraft or alien beings. Are there UFOs? Have people reported seeing UFOs? Yes.
A UFO, remember, is any flying craft that you cannot identify. So yeah, there are UFOs. They haven't been identified but that does not mean they are from some alien civilization. An airplane flying overhead would be an unidentified flying object to some isolated tribe of humans who have never had contact with the outside world. Eventually we will identify what people report seeing now, unless of course they are lying.
We know that the laws of physics exist throughout the universe. Examinations of the furthest galaxies can be examined and have shown to be following the same laws of physics. thus, we can reasonably assume that, just as here, nothing can exceed the speed of light. If you are going to come at me with "worm holes", know that they guy who came up with the theory, Stephen Hawking, changed his mind on them before his death.
The distances are too great, and the number of possible sentient beings is too small.
It hasn't happened we haven't been visited, and it likely never will.
www.sciencenews.org
www.bbc.com
Have you ever heard of wormholes?
A new ‘Einstein’ equation suggests wormholes hold the key to quantum gravity
A new Einsteinian equation, ER=EPR, may be the clue physicists need to merge quantum mechanics with general relativity.
Will we ever… travel in wormholes?
Leaping between galaxies through tunnels in space may sound crazy, but physicists have yet to rule it out. So how could this possibly work, asks Marcus Woo
I was alive in the days when it was said there was no way to go faster than the speed of sound.Yes I have. Stephen Hawking was the first to theorize them but I don't believe he ever suggested we could actually travel in them. Also, before his death he pretty much recanted his own theory.
The gravitational pull needed to create a worm hole would destroy anyone and anything attempting to enter it.
www.nbcnews.com
I was alive in the days when it was said there was no way to go faster than the speed of sound.
If we find some way to avoid a major nuclear war and a major catastrophe such as an asteroid collision, imagine how advanced we will be just 1000 years from now.
Much we think is impossible today will be child’s play then.
It is quite possible we will find out we have alien visitors from another solar system soon. Perhaps the Congressional hearings coming up this week will reveal much we haven’t been allowed to know.
House committee to hold hearing on UFOs next week
Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., said that he wants the federal government to release UFO-related records and that witnesses at the hearing will “speak frankly to the public about their experiences.”
You may well be right but I would not be surprised if testimony in Congress this week points to the existence of alien spacecrafts that have crashed and we have the wreckage in our possession.We know that the Laws of Physics apply throughout the universe.
We know that nothing larger than a nanoparticle can travel faster than light.
We have exactly zero evidence that aliens have visited this planet.
I maintain that "for the record" we have never been visited by sentient beings in the past and we never will be. So far, I am correct. I am 100% positive that we can come back to this thread in a year, two years, or 10 years and this will still be true.
www.theguardian.com
www.businessinsider.com
You may well be right but I would not be surprised if testimony in Congress this week points to the existence of alien spacecrafts that have crashed and we have the wreckage in our possession.
âWeâre done with the cover-upâ: UFO claims to get their day in Congress
US House panel to hold first public hearing on extraterrestrial question following whistleblower claim of ‘intact’ alien vehicles
It is also possible that the UFOs or UAPs many have witnessed come from the future or the past as time travel might be possible.
Time travel is theoretically possible, calculations show. But that doesn't mean you could change the past.
Time travel is theoretically possible according to the laws of physics, a study says. But time-travelers couldn't alter the past in a measurable way.
Or the objects might be made by another advanced civilization for our ancient past that still exists underground or in the oceans.
You believe we know much about the universe. I believe we are just beginning to have an elementary understanding of the universe. In the last week scientists now say the Big Bang occurred not 13.8 billion years ago but instead 27.6 billion years age.
The point still remains that we don‘t yet understand all the laws of physics. We have a LONG ways to go. For example explain dark matter and dark energy or the physics of a multidimensional universe.Lol, Congress. I guarantee you that no matter what is said, there will be zero proof.
Something else that breaks the Laws of Physics and won't happen.
Extremely unlikely but possible I guess.
Changing the estimate of the age of the universe does not defy the laws of physics.
www.discovermagazine.com
The point still remains that we don‘t yet understand all the laws of physics. We have a LONG ways to go. For example explain dark matter and dark energy or the physics of a multidimensional universe.
Three Totally Mind-bending Implications of a Multidimensional Universe
We don’t see or feel more dimensions; nevertheless, theoretical physics predicts that they should exist. Interesting, but are there any practical implications? Can they become part of applied physics?
Show me some dark matter.The point still remains that we don‘t yet understand all the laws of physics. We have a LONG ways to go. For example explain dark matter and dark energy or the physics of a multidimensional universe.
Three Totally Mind-bending Implications of a Multidimensional Universe
We don’t see or feel more dimensions; nevertheless, theoretical physics predicts that they should exist. Interesting, but are there any practical implications? Can they become part of applied physics?
When we understand dark matter and dark energy we may be able to travel effectively faster than the speed of light or create worm holes and travel through them.Show me some dark matter.
Do you know for a fact that travel faster than light is impossible?Are you suggesting that they use dark matter to travel?
We understand enough to know that you cannot travel faster than light, and even if you could, it would still take many milennia to travel here from any possible other planets.
Just because we don't know everything about physics, doesn't negate what we do know.
www.quantamagazine.org
www.quantamagazine.org
Do you know for a fact that travel faster than light is impossible?
Quantum Tunnels Show How Particles Can Break the Speed of Light
Recent experiments show that particles should be able to go faster than light when they quantum mechanically “tunnel” through walls.
Quantum Tunnels Show How Particles Can Break the Speed of Light
Recent experiments show that particles should be able to go faster than light when they quantum mechanically “tunnel” through walls.
Just be aware that what you think you know for sure today may be proven wrong tomorrow.In an earlier post I pointed out that nothing bigger than a nanoparticle can travel faster than light.
If you understand the physics of nanoparticles even a little bit, you would realize that there's a HUGE difference between them and us.
And the NASA Warp Drive article is just a theory, it's not anywhere near a fact.
Interesting articles though, thanks.
www.washingtontimes.com
Hawking changed his mind? That’s scientific? I don’t think so. Warping of space does happen. That doesn’t take going faster than the speed of light. Civilizations that have survived millions of years certainly have this capability.Despite the recent sightings, and despite the fact that Congress will gather to discuss UFOs, I will state right now that we are NOT being visited by alien spacecraft or alien beings. Are there UFOs? Have people reported seeing UFOs? Yes.
A UFO, remember, is any flying craft that you cannot identify. So yeah, there are UFOs. They haven't been identified but that does not mean they are from some alien civilization. An airplane flying overhead would be an unidentified flying object to some isolated tribe of humans who have never had contact with the outside world. Eventually we will identify what people report seeing now, unless of course they are lying.
We know that the laws of physics exist throughout the universe. Examinations of the furthest galaxies can be examined and have shown to be following the same laws of physics. thus, we can reasonably assume that, just as here, nothing can exceed the speed of light. If you are going to come at me with "worm holes", know that they guy who came up with the theory, Stephen Hawking, changed his mind on them before his death.
The distances are too great, and the number of possible sentient beings is too small.
It hasn't happened we haven't been visited, and it likely never will.
Hawking changed his mind? That’s scientific? I don’t think so. Warping of space does happen.
That doesn’t take going faster than the speed of light. Civilizations that have survived millions of years certainly have this capability.
There is nothing in religions that suggest the Earth is God’s only world with his children in it. Not even the Bible says this. LDS scripture says we aren’t the only world with Father’s children. So, these aliens are humanoid and here checking out where we are in the closing days before the 2nd Coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Very interesting as kid I was a huge Star Trek fan and i talked about possibility of aliens with my dad and other adults i noticed that aliens are a less popular theme in movies now then when i was a kid
