Aliens....!

[floo]

I've yet to make my statement to the world, I'll keep you posted Floo.

Let's hope Star Trek lives forever.

ippy

OMG, I must have got it wrong ippy is really an alien!

[floo]

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/advanced-aliens-could-conquer-and-colonise-our-planet-warns-stephen-hawking/ar-BBwg5ie?li=AAdeCd7&ocid=spartandhp

I have just seen this, Stephen Hawkins believes there is no doubt aliens exist.

I am beginning to wonder if one or two posters on this forum are really aliens in disguise?

[Brownie]

Oh definitely, floo, we are surrounded by shape changing lizards and don't realize it (maybe just as well)! 

(Later: aliens are definitely at work here!  I posted this earlier and it ended up on a thread about women wearing high heels at work!)

[Sriram]

Aliens may definitely be among us....!  Not necessarily from exoplanets. They could be from other universes that surround us.

In earlier days they called them angels or spirits or ghosts  or whatever.

[floo]

Aliens may definitely be among us....!  Not necessarily from exoplanets. They could be from other universes that surround us.

In earlier days they called them angels or spirits or ghosts  or whatever.

Hmmmmmmmmmmm!

[Brownie]

Woodsprites too.

[Bubbles]

Woodsprites too.

Indeed!

And it's interesting that the Cherokee Indians also have their myths about little people  who like their European counterparts can be mischievous.


http://www.ufodigest.com/news/0806/cherokee.html

If they didn't get it from us, how did this myth start?

[Bubbles]

Woodsprites too.

And the Cherokees called some of them Brownies too

http://www.cherokeecommunityie.org/yunwi-tsunsdi-cherokee-little-people/

One of the stories on there, the forever boy, is faintly reminiscent of Peter Pan.

 

They call them the Yunwi Tsunsdi – Cherokee Little People.

🌹

[Bubbles]

Even Australia has aboriginal myths of mischievious little people.

 http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/review/in-search-of-the-indigenous-little-people-of-northern-australia/story-fn9n8gph-1226903082141

[Bubbles]

I think there is more evidence via Myths for little people than there are for events in the bible, although some try to use Myths of the great flood.

But you could argue the evidence for fairies or little people is just as strong, if not stronger.

Myths of mischievous little people seems to be global.

Even Japan seems to have them

http://cryptomundo.com/homo-floresiensis/koropokkuru/

[Brownie]

In all honesty, I've never seen one, or heard one.  If I did I'd think I was going potty (I mean really potty), so please no-one say, "There is still time".  None of that means they don't exist of course.  Or that they aren't aliens come to that.

[L.A.]

It's not finely tuned for life at all.

You exist on a very thin layer on our planet.

How well would you do on Mars, or Venus or in the vast space between?

The universe is tuned to kill you, and it will succeed.

I know it's an ancient posting, but I have been away and just picked-up on it.

I don't think that statement is true. Numerous bacteria are know to be able to survive in extreme conditions. We know that many of the precursors of life exist in cosmic dust clouds and it is quite conceivable that life may have evolved in deep space. Obviously such conditions are hostile to most complex Eukaryotic life-forms such as ourselves, but these lifeforms should be viewed as 'the icing on the cake' of Life - thought interestingly, the relatively complex Tardigrades have been shown to be able to survive in the vacuum of space.

[Walt Zingmatilder]

But any universe that just happens to also have life will have those creatures thinking "this was setup for me".

It may not have been that way, and was just luck. Universes that do not support life do not have creatures saying "this universe was not setup for me"

So your observation is just a silly truism.

Any universe? You have evidence for other universes?

[Sebastian Toe]

Any universe? You have evidence for other universes?

Sure he has.
Nick provided it.

Perhaps he would prefer to tell me I am wrong on the following piece of scientific mechanics at the same time...

You see..we now nave every galaxial cloud hurtling away from the impact which accellerated up to the speed of the expanding universe, around 1000 mps. Within these clouds there was already sufficient energy to create all the atoms and stars they now contain but they needed the scientific mechanics. These clouds were spinning up into violent hurricane storms and many tornades within the clouds formed...Now here is the scientific detail, missed by science but which created all the stars and atoms within those clouds. These clouds were hurtling through a static universe where time stands still and any hole between these two separate dimensions created a powerful imploding force.and hurricanes and tornadoes are rather good at creating holes both on a macro scale and the micro scales.

It's all in the Bible you know, which would make it the ultimate source of proof, wouldn't it? 

Now you're surely not going to argue with that?