UFO's... What do you think?

[RoyJackson]

The laws of physics for interstellar travel do not match the laws of reality. Someday humans will learn that the speed of light can be exceeded. How else to explain how UFOs can visit Earth?

Yes, I think there will be interstellar travel at some point, but it might not be exactly "faster then light"...

What is the Alcubierre

In 1994, Mexican physicist Miguel Alcubierre proposed a way to travel faster than light without violating the laws of relativity, and attempts to make it work are ongoing.

www.universetoday.com

 

[bmg88201]

I was born and raised in Roswell NM, I have no doubt that a craft crashed in Lincoln County on the W. W. Brazel ranch in July of 1947 but it wasn’t aliens. My father was close friends with Brazel and the Air Force Captain from Walker Air Force Base in Roswell that leaked the story of the crash to the press. Interesting fact that the Captain was admonished in the press by the Air Force but retired 6 months later at two full ranks higher. Hmmmmmm, the Captain was ordered to take one for the team, fueling the fire of aliens and flying saucers while the government craft is long gone from view. It’s called misdirection, everybody is looking in one direction fueled by rumor and fake evidence and the truth is now sealed up tight. But it brings in a lot of revenue for Roswell with all the wackos and nuts hoping to see aliens, lol. Like the up coming annual UFO Festival in Roswell where wackos come from all over the world to attend. Us locals usually avoid the festival but I like to go see all the fruit cakes, lol.

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

The laws of physics for interstellar travel do not match the laws of reality. Someday humans will learn that the speed of light can be exceeded. How else to explain how UFOs can visit Earth?

Except there is no proof of interstellar visitors so there is no reality in that respect. There is evidence but evidence has to be looked at from all angles not from one's pet perspective.

 

[rekees4300]

Yes, I think there will be interstellar travel at some point, but it might not be exactly "faster then light"...

What is the Alcubierre

In 1994, Mexican physicist Miguel Alcubierre proposed a way to travel faster than light without violating the laws of relativity, and attempts to make it work are ongoing.

www.universetoday.com

Roy you are correct. The time needed to travel from point A to point B could be reduced by decreasing the space between them. Easier said than done. Nevertheless, time and space are not fixed entities. There is overwhelming video evidence of UFOs manipulating those entities. They can somehow appear/disappear from view... POOF

 

[Fuddy1952]

About forty years ago I had a vivid dream about an ET who looked just like us and when I asked her how it was possible traveling that far she said "bent light". What's odd is my brother's best friend had the same dream, same "bent light" explanation.
This is from a physics site about bent light:
"The effect is actually an optical illusion, although the researchers say it could have practical uses such as moving objects with light from afar."
Neither of us had ever heard or knew about bent light.
Without sounding like a fruitcake or wacko, although my wife & I enjoyed our visit to Roswell & museums , I've always thought man's knowledge is exponential, right? **** sapiens has been here thousands of years yet just within my grandparents generation (late 1800s-1990) imagine as children travel/work was by horses.
Seeing the first car, radio, television, man landing on the moon, home computers.
Grandfather was an MD. I still have his antiquated medical equipment yet he saw vaccines, antibiotics, even the MRI.
Just last year Jeff Bezos trips into space, a rocket going up then returning straight back. Lots of consumers have 3D printers.
New dimensions are being discovered all the time.
The bottom line is things we take for granted today a few hundred years ago we would be burned at the stake for heresy.
I believe in UFOs 100%...that's an undisputed fact. Is it a secret military project, flare, illusion, alien or Chinese lantern?
Who knows.
What's harder for me to believe is in this enormous universe with billions of suns, many with orbiting planets that we're all alone.
That to me is more preposterous than the belief in extra terrestrials.

 

[the old grind]

Putting the obvious together with the evidence ...
1) We know what they look like.
2) They don't wear clothes.
3) They breathe a similar atmosphere.
4) They are familiar with and comfortable in our gravity.
5) They're our size or a bit shorter and can can walk through a doorway.
6) Their eyes are not spherical or wouldn't fit in their heads.
7) They've been visiting Earth for millions of years.
8) They ate all the dinosaurs.
9) They're glad we've finally evolved heads to mess with.
10) Their timing couldn't have been better.
11) It was worth the wait.
12) They're here to stay.
13) English is their preferred language.
14) They still carry swords.

 

[ArlyA]

From waaaaaaaaay back i was in the camp of "alien life is visiting us now and then" believer..... Sorry to say that after reading up on astro physicists, I was force-ably moved into the camp of skeptical.

 

[oosik]

When they land in my yard - I hope they knock before coming in my house. Otherwise - forget it.

 

[RoyJackson]

From waaaaaaaaay back i was in the camp of "alien life is visiting us now and then" believer..... Sorry to say that after reading up on astro physicists, I was force-ably moved into the camp of skeptical.

You're reading what we (Earthlings) know about physics and space. Other species may well know more and have developed something like the warp drive (linked in a previous post, #921).
It wasn't too long ago that fusion power was impossible...we're still not there, but I'll wager 20-30 years fusion will be a power source.
I have a hard time believing as big as this universe is, that there isn't other intelligent life. If they visited here is a matter of conjecture
So, I'm keeping an open mind...and, a hopeful mind...

 

[ArlyA]

You're reading what we (Earthlings) know about physics and space. Other species may well know more and have developed something like the warp drive (linked in a previous post, #921).
It wasn't too long ago that fusion power was impossible...we're still not there, but I'll wager 20-30 years fusion will be a power source.
I have a hard time believing as big as this universe is, that there isn't other intelligent life. If they visited here is a matter of conjecture
So, I'm keeping an open mind...and, a hopeful mind...

But we do know something about astro physics and space. Quite a bit really. You don't need to know it all, and still have a darn good undertanding of what works and doesn't.