Serious Question---Do you believe in U.F.O's
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i find it so fascinating and with what gymrat said im even more curious as to know but the universe being so big with billions of planets and millions of galaxies theres no way there is not aliens out there. as to wat they look like and how sophisticated they are is one thing but yes there has to be something else out there. there is no fucking way WE are the only ones out there just impossible. i would LOVE to see something that strange for myself ive always said i wanted to see an alien or a UFO before i die lol
How about a Muscle Chemistry sponsored Ghost and UFO hunt. I aint got a job, I'm down.
Believer here... UFO's, ghosts, etc, etc. 
jrtlover
Banana
My "father" is a physicist and is friends with Neil Degrasse Tyson, the Director of the Hayden Planetarium in NYC. Neil believes there's life in our vast Universe, he's just skeptical that they look anything like us like movies and the media make them out to be. 2 legs, 2 arms, 2 eyes, etc. But this universe is so very vast there's no way there's not SOME kind of life out there, at what stage who knows, but most scientists agree there is.
I just watched the Fourth Kind. Good movie, but to me it seemed like what those people were dealing with was more demonic than alien. The beings spoke Sumerian, a language demons are very familiar with.
I had an exorcism at the age of 15 and the demon inside me spoke Hebrew. I had never studied Hebrew so there was no way I could have faked it. The process was violent. I was hurt very badly because of the way my body twisted and contorted. There was a lot of vomiting, coughing, screaming, and weird languages. It took 10 hours to get one demon out of me. There were more but I refused to go any further.
I believe I do now possess the ability to free people from demonic oppression or possession, even though I am not a pastor or priest. I faced the Devil and his flunkies and they're nothing if you take their power away from them, which is just basically all hype. If you're afraid, you feed them. If you tell them they're pathetic losers they have no power.
I just watched the Fourth Kind. Good movie, but to me it seemed like what those people were dealing with was more demonic than alien. The beings spoke Sumerian, a language demons are very familiar with.
I had an exorcism at the age of 15 and the demon inside me spoke Hebrew. I had never studied Hebrew so there was no way I could have faked it. The process was violent. I was hurt very badly because of the way my body twisted and contorted. There was a lot of vomiting, coughing, screaming, and weird languages. It took 10 hours to get one demon out of me. There were more but I refused to go any further.
I believe I do now possess the ability to free people from demonic oppression or possession, even though I am not a pastor or priest. I faced the Devil and his flunkies and they're nothing if you take their power away from them, which is just basically all hype. If you're afraid, you feed them. If you tell them they're pathetic losers they have no power.
jrtlover
Banana
I had a buddy, Naveed, who worked at NASA, while I was working in NYC. He says there's plenty of life out there.
not sure if I seen it or not, i have a horrible memory to the point my wife and I will be in the video store and I will walk over to her with a movie i think she might want to watch with me , and she'll tell me we just watched it last week,lol, dead serious, im not good with remembering titles of movies or songs ect
more to the point of this thread though, is it a newer movie or older movie and whats it all about, i have Netflix so i'm sure i can stream it to my t.v if its any good?????????
The Dude
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
Its a new release documenting real experiences and real video and audio of a series of extra terrestrial encounters in Nome Alaska. Its the real deal they show shit that made me get up and walk away. Real footage that took place in 2000, some from police video camera's. It is insane. You have to watch it. I'm seriously scared after seeing it. You would know if you saw it.
fuck I have to see it now, where can i find it?
The Dude
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
Blockbuster. I know the one by me will have at least one in stock. I already returned that son of a bitch! I didn't even want it in my house!!
bro i finaly seen this through Netflix, and I was so pissed off at how DUPED i FELT, that wasnt real footage bro, it was all fake as fake can be, the black guy who was suppose to be the therapist in the supposed real footage, hes an actor i seen in other low budget shit,lol, i was angry as fuck that they tryed to pawn this shit off as real footage,
I was so excited to see this movie and way let down, i thought i was gonna see real ufo video, and shit like that, it was a total hollywood flick
I will say this though, if the footage that was suppose to be real , well if that was realy real, then yeah it would be pretty awsome story, but that shit was fake through and through,
the one scene where it was suppose to be real footage of the white guy jumping off couch flipping out, well the camera was supposedly sitting there keeping video log, and when the guy flipped out, the camera ZOOMED IN, lmao! it was suppose to be real and their wasnt suppose to be anyone behind the camera that sat on the tri-pod , but it zoomed in when dude bugged out,lol, what a crock of ass,lol!
anyhow i was so disapointed cause i believe in this shit whole heartedly and just felt duped by the movie,lol.
The Dude
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
Really?? I understood the need to have actors portray real people as that is how it is done in every hollywood film especially if the real person doesn't want to come forward. Wasn't that other Dr. Behind the camera on the tripod for the levitating guy?? I'm pretty confident that police video was legit. Either way I totally believe it in and I thought that movie was the closest thing yet to reality.
Interesting topic, my thoughts I am confident there are other worlds out there with Life. However I don't believe in green men type aliens I believe God has other worlds and that they are created in his image as we are. I don't doubt one bit people see things that could be them...hopefully one day we'll find out more
I figured i would bump this old topic back up. Just seen on the discovery channel stating their are over 65 billion earth like planets in Our Milky Way Galaxy Alone! Thats incredible considering there are 100's of billions of galaxys like ours,
Its kind of hard to actualy wrap your mind around those numbers, but i think those numbers tell it all. Were not alone and theirs prolly another me sitting someplace on another planet.
Anyhow good bump
Its kind of hard to actualy wrap your mind around those numbers, but i think those numbers tell it all. Were not alone and theirs prolly another me sitting someplace on another planet.
Anyhow good bump
Second Earth Found? Location Is Promising
Published December 05, 2011
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Called Kepler-22b, the planet is about 2.4 times the radius of Earth and about 600 light-years away. And it orbits in the "habitable zone," the region of space just far enough from a star that liquid water could exist on the planet's surface -- a discovery could have profound implications in the quest for alien life, said Alan Boss, an astrophysicist with Carnegie Melon University.
<DL id=related-media class=related-mod><DT></DT></DL>“This discovery supports the growing belief that we live in a universe crowded with life,” Boss said. “Kepler is on the verge of determining the actual abundance of habitable, Earth-like planets in our galaxy."
The host star lies about 600 light-years away from us (1 light year is about 6 trillion miles) toward the constellations of Lyra and Cygnus, the researchers said, and is about 25 percent less luminous than the Sun. Kepler-22b orbits every 290 days, as compared with 365 days for the Earth, at a distance about 15 percent closer to its star than the Earth from the Sun -- close enough to suggest a pleasing, balmy temperature on the surface.
Such a temperature means liquid water could exist on the surface of the planet, something necessary for life as we know it -- and this new planet might well be not only habitable but perhaps even inhabited.
"This is a major milestone on to finding Earth's twin," said Douglas Hudgins, Kepler program scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Kepler's results continue to demonstrate the importance of NASA's science missions, which aim to answer some of the biggest questions about our place in the universe."
Interestingly, Kepler-22b was not photograph so much as implied. The discovery team, led by William Borucki of the NASA Ames Research Center, pored over photometric data from the NASA Kepler space telescope. They watched for tiny dimmings of star light -- dimmings that can only be measured by a highlyspace telescope like Kepler -- which indicate that an Earth-size planet is transiting between us and a star.
Kepler requires at least three transits to verify a signal as a planet.
"Fortune smiled upon us with the detection of this planet," explained William Borucki, Kepler principal investigator at NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., who led the team that discovered Kepler-22b."
Of the 54 habitable zone planet candidates reported in February 2011, Kepler-22b is the first to be confirmed.
The milestone will be published in an upcoming article in The Astrophysical Journal.
Published December 05, 2011
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NASA/Ames/JPL-Caltech
This conception illustrates Kepler-22b, a planet known to comfortably circle in the habitable zone of a sun-like star. It is the first planet that NASA's Kepler mission has confirmed to orbit in a star's "habitable zone" -- the region around a star where liquid water, a requirement for life on Earth, could persist.
Called Kepler-22b, the planet is about 2.4 times the radius of Earth and about 600 light-years away. And it orbits in the "habitable zone," the region of space just far enough from a star that liquid water could exist on the planet's surface -- a discovery could have profound implications in the quest for alien life, said Alan Boss, an astrophysicist with Carnegie Melon University.
<DL id=related-media class=related-mod><DT></DT></DL>“This discovery supports the growing belief that we live in a universe crowded with life,” Boss said. “Kepler is on the verge of determining the actual abundance of habitable, Earth-like planets in our galaxy."
The host star lies about 600 light-years away from us (1 light year is about 6 trillion miles) toward the constellations of Lyra and Cygnus, the researchers said, and is about 25 percent less luminous than the Sun. Kepler-22b orbits every 290 days, as compared with 365 days for the Earth, at a distance about 15 percent closer to its star than the Earth from the Sun -- close enough to suggest a pleasing, balmy temperature on the surface.
Such a temperature means liquid water could exist on the surface of the planet, something necessary for life as we know it -- and this new planet might well be not only habitable but perhaps even inhabited.
"This is a major milestone on to finding Earth's twin," said Douglas Hudgins, Kepler program scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Kepler's results continue to demonstrate the importance of NASA's science missions, which aim to answer some of the biggest questions about our place in the universe."
Interestingly, Kepler-22b was not photograph so much as implied. The discovery team, led by William Borucki of the NASA Ames Research Center, pored over photometric data from the NASA Kepler space telescope. They watched for tiny dimmings of star light -- dimmings that can only be measured by a highlyspace telescope like Kepler -- which indicate that an Earth-size planet is transiting between us and a star.
Kepler requires at least three transits to verify a signal as a planet.
"Fortune smiled upon us with the detection of this planet," explained William Borucki, Kepler principal investigator at NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., who led the team that discovered Kepler-22b."
Of the 54 habitable zone planet candidates reported in February 2011, Kepler-22b is the first to be confirmed.
The milestone will be published in an upcoming article in The Astrophysical Journal.
I don't believe that any other intelligent creatures visit us. I just don't think its very possible considering the limits of technology, time, and space. It would take at a minimum of traveling at the speed of light for hundreds of years to be able to make it to earth from another planet that is capable of supporting life. There may be intelligent life out there somewhere but I don't think we/they will ever make it to these planets. Unless they figured out a short cut such as the worm hole or bending space/time fabric theories I just don't think it will ever be possible
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