supernatural If Aliens Are Out There, Why Haven't They Contacted Us?

[KICX]

As a kid I was very interested in extra terrestrials, I still often wonder what's out there. The possibilities are endless

[miongmiong]

I would take just 1 over paranoid leader of a nuclear weapon armed country for your implosion to happen flamingwaffles

[Archelles]

try watching the Ancient Aliens..........................................

[joshua_sx1]

There might be aliens. I few years from and NASA will probably discover a planet habitable by living things not known to us.

 

But until such time, the only clear at this moment is, there is no alien - either here on earth and/or on those extroplanets that NASA are continuously discovering. UFO's sightings are just either hoaxed, or for the benefit of the believers, are probably being hidden to public for some sort of national or international security. But again, until such time that majority of human beings on earth can attest on its existence, aliens and UFO's are still debatable theories...

Edited July 19, 2014 by joshua_sx1

[ADAM]

When the time comes and we're able to visit other planets with intelligent life forms,,

let's just make patterns on their crops and deserts and just leave quickly.

[D King]

It is because they know what will be the reaction of humans and that we will not understand them...

[glut_func]

back in the days, we see movies about martians landing on earth and wreaking havoc but humans actually ended up landing on mars instead, ironic isn't it?

[airport-noo]

Maybe it's because of distance and priorities. The nearest Earth-like planet found so far is 500 light years away. Assuming that light really is the speed limit, it would take too long to travel just one-way. Who would want to be on a spaceship knowing that they and their offspring up to a hundred generations will all die of old age before reaching its destination? And all that just to check out what's in this boring solar system. I'm just assuming of course that the aliens are mortal hehe.

 

Even if an alien race is advanced enough to travel through a wormhole, the chances of our solar system being picked by those aliens is slim to none, since there are billions of other choices. An advanced alien race may have already visited another alien race but we just don't know about it.

[sonnyt111]

Maybe it's because of distance and priorities. The nearest Earth-like planet found so far is 500 light years away. Assuming that light really is the speed limit, it would take too long to travel just one-way. Who would want to be on a spaceship knowing that they and their offspring up to a hundred generations will all die of old age before reaching its destination? And all that just to check out what's in this boring solar system. I'm just assuming of course that the aliens are mortal hehe.

 

Even if an alien race is advanced enough to travel through a wormhole, the chances of our solar system being picked by those aliens is slim to none, since there are billions of other choices. An advanced alien race may have already visited another alien race but we just don't know about it.

I guess there are things we humans will never ever know. The universe is just too vast for our current technologies to explore. The things we observe in the universe may already no longer exist since it takes light from a distant star at times millions of light years to reach the earth. In that intervening period, that star may have already gone super nova and no longer exists. We will only know that it went super nova millions of years into our future. What we see when we gaze up at the heavens is actually the past.

[lomex32]

Skulls without stitches

 

[onyx_x]

Because they are now among us . . .

[airport-noo]

I guess there are things we humans will never ever know. The universe is just too vast for our current technologies to explore. The things we observe in the universe may already no longer exist since it takes light from a distant star at times millions of light years to reach the earth. In that intervening period, that star may have already gone super nova and no longer exists. We will only know that it went super nova millions of years into our future. What we see when we gaze up at the heavens is actually the past.

 

Yeah, everything is too far apart. The farthest man-made object (Voyager 1) was launched 38 years ago but it was able to fly past the solar system only last 2013. It's on a course towards a star that is only 17 light years away but it will take 40,000 years to get there. We might be able to build something faster during that period assuming we survive long enough. Or maybe our physicists will be able to create something that is "less than nothing" to forge traversable wormhols on-the-fly. But even they don't know yet if it's physically possible. It's something we won't see in our lifetime; just as past generations didn't get to see today's advances. We only get to see them in sci-fi movies.

 

[zkylez]

Ancient Alien Series must watch for those interested sa ganito... not all parts are non sense

[_mademoiselle_]

maybe they are just observing for now

[chicovice]

The Zoo Hypothesis got me thinking. What if our current level of intelligence is not enough to fully comprehend what is really happening around us. What if advance beings are already among us and we just can't process this in our current level of evolution. Because we observe and perceived our surroundings as humans, we are somewhat limited in terms of senses, rational, culture, etc. If this is the case, then we can compare ourselves to the stray cats. They go about doing their daily routine while being oblivious towards humans.

dude i second your opinion, i actually have the same thoughts. i have read somewhere online that aliens are already here, mingling with us. we just dont know that they are aliens.