The aliens are coming to probe uranus

[Lune]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

UFO travels billions of miles through (i dont even know, but ill bet its worse conditions than highway 1 offers) space and fails to navigate in earths environment?

What with the universe expanding @ lightspeed and each galaxy travelling further and further away from each other for billions of years (sorry to the clueless religious) means that the chances of two capable lifeforms encountering eachother is infinitesimally small.
There is no conspiracy theory (about UFOs), but they are defo hiding something. I mean they have top secret stuff but its not actual UFO stuff.
Hell, if i was hiding something from the masses id let them run off with whatever (other) conspiracy theories they come up with. I mean thats a great cover.
On da news we see an airforce officer say what you people saw was a weather balloon caught in a wind storm blah blah. Conspiracy nuts see this and say BINGO! Gottem.
But please, continue its hilarious.

Space only expands that fast outside gravity wells, ie only outside galaxiy clusters and filaments. If a single intelligent species made it to the stars in either our galaxy or Andromeda only 100 million years ago (nothing in cosmic timescales), they could have a von nuemann probe around every star in the galaxy by now (assuming well under sublight speed, even.) Nevermind 1 billion years, 2 billion years and potentially tech we can't even conceive of.

Not saying it's likely but it is absolutely possible that the universe is teeming with life and life's junk. But in that universe, are we interesting enough? Probably not.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Lune [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Space only expands that fast outside gravity wells, ie only outside galaxiy clusters and filaments. If a single intelligent species made it to the stars in either our galaxy or Andromeda only 100 million years ago (nothing in cosmic timescales), they could have a von nuemann probe around every star in the galaxy by now (assuming well under sublight speed, even.) Nevermind 1 billion years, 2 billion years and potentially tech we can't even conceive of.

Not saying it's likely but it is absolutely possible that the universe is teeming with life and life's junk. But in that universe, are we interesting enough? Probably not.

Always thought the expansion was more of a gradient. So the further out the faster it's going. At that distance it's not really ripping anything apart it's all just moving away faster than we can reach it. This doesn't imply acceleration. Like it's not faster just cuz it's farther. Just that the far stuff is just too fast to catch upto within a single light year. Close stuff isn't even necessarily running away from us. In our species potential life time it's likely we'll be in proximity to another star aswell. I forget which. It's all googleable. Questions like those are fun stuff.

[magnetaress]

I think the main take away tho is that "it"... whatever it is...


It doesn't have to be aliens. Lol. So. Uhm. Fretting over aliens is potentially just distraction. And shifting. Obfuscation.

[magnetaress]

So we use particle accelerators and syncotrons but has anyone tried like accelerating a nano or microgram of matter. Or like a full gram maybe even in one to near or past C without smashing it into a detector... like has anyone really tested relativity in this way? Even cooler would be to accelerate a very small sensor or transmitter in like a vacuum or vacuum tunnel. A radiation source would be neat. Or some kind of clock.

[magnetaress]

You could probably set up some kind of circular track of powerful lazers in space and build a sufficiently durable experiment and run it for like a year to get something near C. Just to see if it's doable..what happens if you keep trying to accelerate it... I don't think it would be a horrificly expensive experiment on a very small scale.

[magnetaress]

At 100,000 light years across. At the quarter of the speed of light. It wouldn't take terribly long to colonize everything. And that is conservative. We have the tech level now. Just not the will. Also we would biologically change during the process. That doesn't mean we couldn't keep seeding worlds with human like forms. The probability that we are seeded or descendents is very high if it only takes like 3-4 billion years for intelligence to grow and evolve.

It's clear to me that modern contemporary man is potentially not the first hominid to reach tech. And our history is very incomplete considering the age of our current monuments and the earliest tools used.

https://www.netflix.com/title/814736...entIntent=true

There are lost techniques and technologies...

https://youtu.be/8u7x6xrGO8I?si=O6lhuQrfOZW8u7HK

It's clear to me we've mis-dated Giza. And there was a loss of knowledge and decline of civilization in the Sahara region of Africa.

This world is very fucky. Open your eyes and learn.

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by magnetaress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

At 100,000 light years across. At the quarter of the speed of light. It wouldn't take terribly long to colonize everything. And that is conservative. We have the tech level now. Just not the will. Also we would biologically change during the process. That doesn't mean we couldn't keep seeding worlds with human like forms. The probability that we are seeded or descendents is very high if it only takes like 3-4 billion years for intelligence to grow and evolve.

It's clear to me that modern contemporary man is potentially not the first hominid to reach tech. And our history is very incomplete considering the age of our current monuments and the earliest tools used.

https://www.netflix.com/title/814736...entIntent=true

There are lost techniques and technologies...

https://youtu.be/8u7x6xrGO8I?si=O6lhuQrfOZW8u7HK

It's clear to me we've mis-dated Giza. And there was a loss of knowledge and decline of civilization in the Sahara region of Africa.

This world is very fucky. Open your eyes and learn.

We should seed a grizzly bear planet. Alaska world

[aussenseiter]

Originally Posted by Patriam1066 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We should seed a grizzly bear planet. Alaska world

They'd have nothing to eat.

Better seed them some food animals and something for them to eat.

And so on and so on.

[Homesteaded]

Originally Posted by aussenseiter [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

They'd have nothing to eat.

Better seed them some food animals and something for them to eat.

And so on and so on.

Like God did for us.

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by aussenseiter [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

They'd have nothing to eat.

Better seed them some food animals and something for them to eat.

And so on and so on.

Alaska world implied that I thought goober