Anyone believe in UFOs or Space Aliens?

[Endeavour]

I've been pondering whether they exist, and if they do maybe they'll rescue me from this shit show we call earth?

I've been trying to communicate with them through a series of flashing Christmas tree lights, but so far no joy, I do have one worry though that they might eat me.

Do you think they prefer BBQ sauce or spicy chilli?

I don't want to let them down.

 

[Kat!]

Yes.

Speaking in terms of the US military, or the Government in general, yes.
They have repeatedly ignored warnings, sightings, first hand reports from pilots and soldiers.

And now the Pentagon has confirmed it, we are seeing things not of this world, visiting this world.

As for whether they're little green men, not up to me to decide, all I believe is that they are or have been here before, perhaps the Government is in contact with them already.

I think they'd like BBQ sauce.

 

[Endeavour]

I bet they taste like chicken. Or maybe they think we do. Either way - much better with BBQ.

 

[WornOutLife]

Yes, I really do!
I even think we might be some random aliens experiment or what's more, living in a simulation!
I know, I'm so crazy! lol

 

[Deleted member 17949]

Kinda believe in aliens but not really common UFO sightings

 

[Sakura94]

Not really but I'd love if they existed and updated our medical science by a thousand years.

 

[WornOutLife]

Not really but I'd love if they existed and updated our medical science by a thousand years.

That'd be awesome!
Although I think they would only see us as some retarded chimps and won't feel like helping at all lol

 

[Endeavour]

When I was a kid I got really into Berlitz and his books on UFOs and I used to wander around looking at the sky, I convinced myself I saw UFOs all the time.

Obviously they were kid like fantasies.

However, I do reckon I've seen 2 real UFOs - one when I was about 14 and it looked like something made of a kind of dark grey metal (this is like in 1982 so well before drones etc) and it looked like Saturn - a sphere with a ring around it - broad daylight and went from where I saw it to over the horizon in seconds, somust have been going really fast.

The second when I was about 25 - it was when there were people reckoning to see black triangles - and I did indeed see one, in Todmorden in the UK - I've never seen anything like it - not a plane, not anything you'd recognise and it was jusr hovering there in mid air. Very weird.

That's it for me, but my uncle who was a senior police officer saw something with about another 50 people which is quite interesting. I wasn't there, obviously.

 

[heliumornitrogen]

Yes I do for sure. I believe there are many civilisations in the Universe and many of them visit Earth on a regular basis, they are peaceful, highly advanced, and they are very concerned with our weapons and our increasing ability to travel further into Space. Rather like "oh shit the kids have got the matches and they have learned how to use them" lol. The recent documentary "Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind" is really interesting. I think you can find it on Prime.

 

[Endeavour]

They can't be that advanced if they come here, we're all trying to leave. Unless they're masochist aliens.

 

[heliumornitrogen]

Haha good point.

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

I used to think there were definitely hyper advanced alien societies out there waiting to be found but then I realized that if they were so smart, then their existence will likely never be known to us until they want it too. There's also the simple fact of the matter that even though it seems like they should be out there, our sight can only reach so far and it's very possible that any aliens out there are too far away for us to ever be able to reach and vice versa because of the universe expanding and thus increasing the distance between our civilizations. It also would be even more depressing to find out that somehow we're the most advanced civilization in the galaxy and that's why we haven't found anyone else. What good are aliens if they're still primal?

If I ever live to see any proof of alien life even as microbes that would be cool though.

 

[heliumornitrogen]

I used to think there were definitely hyper advanced alien societies out there waiting to be found but then I realized that if they were so smart, then their existence will likely never be known to us until they want it too. There's also the simple fact of the matter that even though it seems like they should be out there, our sight can only reach so far and it's very possible that any aliens out there are too far away for us to ever be able to reach and vice versa because of the universe expanding and thus increasing the distance between our civilizations. It also would be even more depressing to find out that somehow we're the most advanced civilization in the galaxy and that's why we haven't found anyone else. What good are aliens if they're still primal?

If I ever live to see any proof of alien life even as microbes that would be cool though.

It´s my understanding that they don´t use conventional methods to travel these vast distances but simply slip in and out of dimensions and worm holes using their superior knowledge of quantum physics and electromagnetic propulsion. Even travelling in a conventional manner at 10 times the speed of light would be too slow for sure.

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

It´s my understanding that they don´t use conventional methods to travel these vast distances but simply slip in and out of dimensions and worm holes using their superior knowledge of quantum physics and electromagnetic propulsion. Even travelling in a conventional manner at 10 times the speed of light would be too slow for sure.

Wormholes would be a feasible explanation, but surely we could detect them by now with our current technology. Unless they used wormholes all the time to come here in the past and have since gone extinct or decided that there's nothing here for them anymore.

 

[heliumornitrogen]

Wormholes would be a feasible explanation, but surely we could detect them by now with our current technology. Unless they used wormholes all the time to come here in the past and have since gone extinct or decided that there's nothing here for them anymore.

I believe they have been detected but it´s being covered up. The documentary "close encounters of the fifth kind" is really interesting in relation to this.

 

[DivineMedicus]

I am confident aliens do in-fact exist. This universe would be a colossal waste of space if it only contained humans.

Wormholes would be a feasible explanation, but surely we could detect them by now with our current technology. Unless they used wormholes all the time to come here in the past and have since gone extinct or decided that there's nothing here for them anymore.

I wonder if aliens may use some form of an Alcubierre drive. Essentially compressing space in front of the ship and expanding at its rear as a means of propulsion.

 

[gtrfvr]

i doubted but after recent pentagon declassified dumps I've changed my mind.

though they probably take a look at human civilization and slam on the gas pedal. "maybe in a million years".

 

[DivineMedicus]

i doubted but after recent pentagon declassified dumps I've changed my mind.

though they probably take a look at human civilization and slam on the gas pedal. "maybe in a million years".

I am quite fond of the zoo hypothesis: aliens are silently observing us and concealing their tracks very carefully and until we develop FTL travel and a functional society, they will quarantine us within a bubble, so as to avoid contaminating our natural development.

 

[CatabolicSeed]

IMO it's egotistical to think we ard the only life in the universe. Statistically it's extremely likely aliens exist.

 

[DivineMedicus]

IMO it's egotistical to think we ard the only life in the universe. Statistically it's extremely likely aliens exist.

Yeah it doesn't help when you add religion to the mix.

 

[Still]

I absolutely do

 

[KleinerWolf]

yeah I also believe in aliens and their flyer saucers.

like op already mentioned, they are presumably not super interested in this planet or its inhabitants.

 

[signifying nothing]

Playing now on cosmic tv: Humans. Will they or won't they make it? Keep watching to find out... Vote now to throw an asteroid in their direction...

 

[KleinerWolf]

Found this:

Former Canadian Defense Minister: Aliens live among us but hate our warring ways | Daily Mail Online

Former Canadian minister Paul Hellyer believes there are extra-terrestrials living among us but they won't share their advanced technology with us because of our warring and polluting ways.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Mentalmick]

I'm surprised they haven't obliterated us yet, because we're certainly asking for it.

 

[signifying nothing]

I'm surprised they haven't obliterated us yet, because we're certainly asking for it.

It would be the kindest things for us - to be put out of our ever deepening misery.

 

[WornOutLife]

I'm obsessed with them!
Even the pentagon has made official some UFOs sightings! Just what the hell?
Anyway, I think aliens or whoever, see us just like some dumbs monkeys who are not ready to understand the universe and true meaning of life.

 

[DivineMedicus]

If anyone wants to read the declassified documents here it is: https://documents2.theblackvault.com/documents/cia/CIAUFOCD-FULL-CONVERTED.zip

There's roughly 2780 pages of UFO-related documents, all released by the CIA very recently.

 

[Deleted member 1465]

Aliens exist. They live in Basingstoke next door to the zombies.

NB. In space, everything tastes like chicken. And my vote is for BBQ sauce.

 

[Life_and_Death]

I love how everyone talks about aliens but what makes us not? To them we would be aliens and if we're aliens then... Yeah aliens exist.