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Post by jh1980 on Mar 16, 2007 10:48:27 GMT -1
You need to let go Jules, let loose. Don't struggle with yourself, let purity take over. You talk prettily, like me...! You can see all the stars if you go to Sark, not that I'm saying NZ isn't a good plan...
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Post by Arnold on Mar 16, 2007 10:48:37 GMT -1
I have spent entire nights laying in fields looking at the stars and having profound thoughts. I love it ;D On a trip Sir? Sometimes in my youth yes
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Post by Dr LuKas on Mar 16, 2007 10:57:16 GMT -1
You need to let go Jules, let loose. Don't struggle with yourself, let purity take over. You talk prettily, like me...! You can see all the stars if you go to Sark, not that I'm saying NZ isn't a good plan... I know, you really need to get away from it to see them properly, like the jungle. In the jungle I'm the king.
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Post by Ninja Squirrel on Mar 16, 2007 10:57:34 GMT -1
I have often pondered the thought of extra terrestrial life being out there some say no while I think it is statistically impossible and I wonder will we one day receive a radio signal from another planet?
Are Governments afraid of receiving proof of life else where thinking it would cause panic or such.
But my biggest thought is who owns that one shoe you see lying in the gutter after a Saturday night?
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Post by jh1980 on Mar 16, 2007 11:00:29 GMT -1
Once you get beyond the "why?" and the "why not?" all things are possible...
*sits in lotus position*
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Post by Stan on Mar 16, 2007 11:02:02 GMT -1
Once you get beyond the "why?" and the "why not?" all things are possible... *sits in lotus position* Why? Red Bull gives you wiiings!
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Post by HURLOCK on Mar 16, 2007 11:03:27 GMT -1
Grass hopper
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Post by Dr LuKas on Mar 16, 2007 11:04:42 GMT -1
Once you get beyond the "why?" and the "why not?" all things are possible... *sits in lotus position* Why not is a good way to think all the time, but it is a rhetorical question. Hey it's 5 past 12 already, nearly lunch time, don't you love when time goes fast when you want it too? Can everyone see all the pictures in my signature by the way?
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Post by thales on Mar 16, 2007 11:08:22 GMT -1
Do you realize the sun doesn't go down, It's just an illusion caused by the world spinning round!
<flaming lips>
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Post by Neko Bazu on Mar 16, 2007 11:16:31 GMT -1
I have often pondered the thought of extra terrestrial life being out there some say no while I think it is statistically impossible and I wonder will we one day receive a radio signal from another planet? That something I remarked in the prologue to this one story I started and lost when my PC died. If there's life out there, they'll know about us long before we know about them. Think about all the electromagnetic waves we use - radios, mobiles, TV, military communications, data satellites, all that sort of stuff. Think about how many waves those things must collectively transmit every minute; every hour; every day. Those waves don't travel in straight lines like textbook diagrams would have you believe; they go in every direction. Think about how many must actually reach their target, and how many are just sent off into space, travelling until they reach something. Our planet's just a floating beacon; an electromagnetic sun. If there's intelligent life out there looking for us (and it's incredibly - and typically - arrogant of the human race to assume we're actually important enough for extra-terrestrials to take interest in us), they'll find us. Let's hope they're friendly! (And I totally ruined that mental image for myself by imagining some alien family on the planet Zarp sitting watching re-runs of Only Fools and Horses...)
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Post by Ninja Squirrel on Mar 16, 2007 11:25:40 GMT -1
I have often pondered the thought of extra terrestrial life being out there some say no while I think it is statistically impossible and I wonder will we one day receive a radio signal from another planet? That something I remarked in the prologue to this one story I started and lost when my PC died. If there's life out there, they'll know about us long before we know about them. Think about all the electromagnetic waves we use - radios, mobiles, TV, military communications, data satellites, all that sort of stuff. Think about how many waves those things must collectively transmit every minute; every hour; every day. Those waves don't travel in straight lines like textbook diagrams would have you believe; they go in every direction. Think about how many must actually reach their target, and how many are just sent off into space, travelling until they reach something. Our planet's just a floating beacon; an electromagnetic sun. If there's intelligent life out there looking for us (and it's incredibly - and typically - arrogant of the human race to assume we're actually important enough for extra-terrestrials to take interest in us), they'll find us. Let's hope they're friendly! (And I totally ruined that mental image for myself by imagining some alien family on the planet Zarp sitting watching re-runs of Only Fools and Horses...) If you think about it all they will hear is Orsen Wells War of the Worlds(as its been out there for a while) and say we thats that planet fucked lets make contact with some one else
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Post by Arnold on Mar 16, 2007 11:37:34 GMT -1
Extra terrestrial life is a certainty in my book. Life will appear in one form or another in conditons a lot harsher than the ones we know. They are out there somewhere.
My other prfound thought that keeps coming back to me is will the human race survive much longer? If certain quarters are to be believed we are certainly doomed and our survival hinges on one simple fact. Will we be able to go to another planet to live before ours expires?
Also if we do die out the earth as it has before will regenerate itself and life will almost certainly flourish in the future once more whther intelligent or not. I have always wondered if this has not already happened before to our planet and wonder somehwere deep under our feet does there not lie the ruins of a once great and intelligent life form that have already existed and died out on our planet that we have no idea of. That would certainly re write the history books ;D
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Post by Dr LuKas on Mar 16, 2007 11:38:02 GMT -1
Foolish Earthlings AH AH HA HAHHAH AHHA H HAH AHHA HA.
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Post by Dr LuKas on Mar 16, 2007 11:40:10 GMT -1
Extra terrestrial life is a certainty in my book. Life will appear in one form or another in conditons a lot harsher than the ones we know. They are out there somewhere. My other prfound thought that keeps coming back to me is will the human race survive much longer? If certain quarters are to be believed we are certainly doomed and our survival hinges on one simple fact. Will we be able to go to another planet to live before ours expires? Also if we do die out the earth as it has before will regenerate itself and life will almost certainly flourish in the future once more whther intelligent or not. I have always wondered if this has not already happened before to our planet and wonder somehwere deep under our feet does there not lie the ruins of a once great and intelligent life form that have already existed and died out on our planet that we have no idea of. That would certainly re write the history books ;D Nah we would have found some remains by now. This is all the more reason to send me to Mars, come on guys I need your support, I don't fear death.
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Post by Neko Bazu on Mar 16, 2007 11:40:11 GMT -1
That something I remarked in the prologue to this one story I started and lost when my PC died. If there's life out there, they'll know about us long before we know about them. Think about all the electromagnetic waves we use - radios, mobiles, TV, military communications, data satellites, all that sort of stuff. Think about how many waves those things must collectively transmit every minute; every hour; every day. Those waves don't travel in straight lines like textbook diagrams would have you believe; they go in every direction. Think about how many must actually reach their target, and how many are just sent off into space, travelling until they reach something. Our planet's just a floating beacon; an electromagnetic sun. If there's intelligent life out there looking for us (and it's incredibly - and typically - arrogant of the human race to assume we're actually important enough for extra-terrestrials to take interest in us), they'll find us. Let's hope they're friendly! (And I totally ruined that mental image for myself by imagining some alien family on the planet Zarp sitting watching re-runs of Only Fools and Horses...) If you think about it all they will hear is Orsen Wells War of the Worlds(as its been out there for a while) and say we thats that planet fucked lets make contact with some one else Guess it depends when they start listening really - it could've overshot them by now! Wonder if the TV Licence applies to extra-terrestrials?
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Post by Arnold on Mar 16, 2007 11:42:15 GMT -1
Extra terrestrial life is a certainty in my book. Life will appear in one form or another in conditons a lot harsher than the ones we know. They are out there somewhere. My other profund thought that keeps coming back to me is will the human race survive much longer? If certain quarters are to be believed we are certainly doomed and our survival hinges on one simple fact. Will we be able to go to another planet to live before ours expires? Also if we do die out the earth as it has before will regenerate itself and life will almost certainly flourish in the future once more whther intelligent or not. I have always wondered if this has not already happened before to our planet and wonder somehwere deep under our feet does there not lie the ruins of a once great and intelligent life form that have already existed and died out on our planet that we have no idea of. That would certainly re write the history books ;D Nah we would have found some remains by now. This is all the more reason to send me to Mars, come on guys I need your support, I don't fear death. Yes but remember Lucas we can only live on 3% of pour planets surface, the rest is water or too harsh for us. There is a lot we dont know about our own history and it would be buried deep. Really deep. If you think about it the highest mountains in the world like Everest and K2 were once the seabed. Just a though................
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Post by Billy on Mar 16, 2007 11:46:22 GMT -1
Extra terrestrial life is a certainty in my book. Life will appear in one form or another in conditons a lot harsher than the ones we know. They are out there somewhere. My other prfound thought that keeps coming back to me is will the human race survive much longer? If certain quarters are to be believed we are certainly doomed and our survival hinges on one simple fact. Will we be able to go to another planet to live before ours expires? Also if we do die out the earth as it has before will regenerate itself and life will almost certainly flourish in the future once more whther intelligent or not. I have always wondered if this has not already happened before to our planet and wonder somehwere deep under our feet does there not lie the ruins of a once great and intelligent life form that have already existed and died out on our planet that we have no idea of. That would certainly re write the history books ;D Nah we would have found some remains by now. This is all the more reason to send me to Mars, come on guys I need your support, I don't fear death. I'm afraid my Russian connections aren't really playing ball atm Lukas, but I shall keep trying Do you like my new name - I got the inspiration from GT and Dani California
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Post by Ninja Squirrel on Mar 16, 2007 11:48:33 GMT -1
We have mapped mars more than we have the oceans of earth we have expolored only 2% of it
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Post by Dr LuKas on Mar 16, 2007 11:48:52 GMT -1
Interesting Arnie, very interesting...... makes me think back to Planet of the Apes a bit though...
;D It's beautiful Billy, but why Minnesota?
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Post by Billy on Mar 16, 2007 11:50:10 GMT -1
Interesting Arnie, very interesting...... makes me think back to Planet of the Apes a bit though... ;D It's beautiful Billy, but why Minnesota? glad you like it Minnesota are my fave American football team
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