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Posted on: POLL - Is Earth Ready to Meet an Alien Civilizatio...
at 11/06/2009 10:50am

Oh Oh. This is a question that lets the crazy people get it all off their chest..."I was one kidnapped and ... more(+)

Oh Oh. This is a question that lets the crazy people get it all off their chest..."I was one kidnapped and probed"etc. If we ever do meet them I hope they are more like the Gene Rodenberry type rather than the Ridley Scott type. Mmmmm Seven-Of-Nine!  close(-)

Posted on: POLL - The Fourth Kind, Alien Abductions
at 10/21/2009 8:57am

Sorry guys it's very doubtful and there's no evidence (beyond heresay). Unless we are animals in a national park of ... more(+)

Sorry guys it's very doubtful and there's no evidence (beyond heresay). Unless we are animals in a national park of some sort I don't see why these aliens are not showing themselves (officially at the UN building in New York). They will have travelled quite a distance to simply probe one or two people with active imaginations and go home. Also I don't see any government being involved in a conspiracy to hide evidence of "Close Encounters" of the second or third kind because as we all know governments are full of leaks and smoking gun evidence of all sorts, ask President Clinton about the stains on his clothes that became part of the Ken Star investigation and an imprechment procedure. A national government could not even bug the Watergate Building without a presidential resignation much less hold on to a BIG secret for decades. close(-)

Posted on: An object the size of mars hit earth?
at 10/14/2009 10:44am

Hmm! Fancy that more(+)

MeteorWayne wrote:

triathlonJOE wrote:Yea, the most modern theories on Moon formation seem to say yes it did happen. But can I ask a question. What happened to the Mars size object, afterall the Earth is still around? Does this mean that the Earth was once much smaller and the "new" Earth & the moon are a composite of the "old" Earth and a Mars size planet obliterated upon impact?

That's correct.

Hmm! Fancy that  close(-)

Posted on: An object the size of mars hit earth?
at 10/14/2009 8:08am

Yea, the most modern theories on Moon formation seem to say yes it did happen. But can I ask a question. What happened ... more(+)

Yea, the most modern theories on Moon formation seem to say yes it did happen. But can I ask a question. What happened to the Mars size object, afterall the Earth is still around? Does this mean that the Earth was once much smaller and the "new" Earth & the moon are a composite of the "old" Earth and a Mars size planet obliterated upon impact?  close(-)

Posted on: POLL: The Moon or Mars, Where to Go First?
at 09/28/2009 4:05am

Considering we went to the moon in '69 (a long long time ago) I wonder about the validity of the arguement that says ... more(+)

Considering we went to the moon in '69 (a long long time ago) I wonder about the validity of the arguement that says the public will be more likely to support going there over and above a trip to Mars because "Joe public" will simply say "didn't we already do that"? Personally I think it will take a Chinese or Indian manned mission to the moon to get the Mars project into high gear. What those agencies lack in technology they make up for in determination so the technology will come in a decade or less. close(-)

Commented on: Stars May be Cosmic Road Signs to Intelligent Aliens
at 2009-11-05 11:37:14

Yea, without a Jupiter we may not be here at all in spite of our friendly star.

Commented on: Frost-Covered Mars Lander Photographed From Above
at 2009-11-05 11:30:15

Poor Wally. It looks cold!

Commented on: Stars May be Cosmic Road Signs to Intelligent Aliens
at 2009-11-05 11:22:49

Oh! Careful now. President Clinton asked publically in a speech (in Belfast N. Ireland) to be informed of alien life if ... more(+)

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Commented on: Stars May be Cosmic Road Signs to Intelligent Aliens
at 2009-11-05 11:10:13

Cool. 10 billion good candidates in this galaxy alone. There should be a good deal of space faring species out there. ... more(+)

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Commented on: NASA's New Rocket Sports a Supersonic Look
at 2009-10-29 08:53:35

I hear you man. At least you got to see the first landing although granted it must be a little frustrating to see ... more(+)

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