[IPodPJ]

 
I thought this was interesting, since a few years ago he (openly) said it was unlikely.

 

[Audio-Omega]

One day the argument of whether alien beings exist or not will end.  Hopefully it will be one day soon.  

 

[SiriuslyCold]

 
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One day the argument of whether alien beings exist or not will end.  Hopefully it will be one day soon.  

depending on who you choose to believe, the argument has been settled

 

[AmanGeorge]

The argument can only be settled in favor - it would be pretty hard to prove the negative

 

[Moontan13]

I believe in UFOs. Literally.

 

[Landis]

I see UFOs all the time... They're just flying objects that I can't identify.

 

[leeperry]

 

I see UFOs all the time

looks like you're not the only one: http://www.squidoo.com/ufo-coverups
 
care to take some pics next time please(and get them authentified while you're at it : http://www.ufocasebook.com/bestufopictures.html

 

[Omega]

Of course UFO's are real.  Unidentified Flying Objects.  Ever seen a flying object that neither you nor anyone else could identify?  Me too.
 
Now have alien spacecraft visited this planet and left behind hard evidence of the trip?  Good luck...

 

[Currawong]

The problem I see with whether aliens exist or not, which is the real question, is that say they did. Would people be able to handle it? I think the idea of them actually existing is so far out of what people can deal with, that in general we are in denial of the legitimacy of such a possibility. My $0.02 anyway.

 

[bhd812]

Yep, mass public would go nuts if any gov body said that aliens are fact.

As for my thoughts, I don't have any proof any life form outside this world lives but I have a hard time believing that only life lives on this planet alone...it's pretty big out there in the sky

 

[Moontan13]

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Yep, mass public would go nuts if any gov body said that aliens are fact.

As for my thoughts, I don't have any proof any life form outside this world lives but I have a hard time believing that only life lives on this planet alone...it's pretty big out there in the sky

Solar systems without an asteroid belt may have developed intelligent life a lot sooner than  we did. Not by hundreds or thousands, but millions of years advanced.  I think any life that has the tech to travel here could do as they please with us

 

[revolink24]

In order to reach us in anything less than centuries though, they would have to defy the laws of physics as we know them.
 
So if the laws of physics are laws, we may never meet other life forms, even if they do exist. Even contacting them with radio signals would take decades, of not centuries or millenia, since electromagnetic waves travel at the speed of light only.

 

[Moontan13]

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In order to reach us in anything less than centuries though, they would have to defy the laws of physics as we know them.
 
So if the laws of physics are laws, we may never meed other life forms, even if they do exist. Even contacting them with radio signals would take decades, of not centuries or millenia, since electromagnetic waves travel at the speed of light only.

Good point, but I'll offer that we do not know all the laws of physics.
We are like men with paddles contemplating a transoceanic journey, not knowing about sails.
Quantum physics may show us how to build the interstellar sailing ship.
 

 

[Satellite_6]

I really can't take this seriously. I would like to proven wrong though.

 

[grokit]

Human DNA has been "discovered" in the furthest reaches of ouTer spAce.
 
The Aliens are us, just look in the mirror and you will see a spaceman!