Have you ever encountered other beings or aliens?

[Atlas]

These are the most commonly sighted:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_aliens - These have been claimed to have been spotted by military personnel over nuclear bases. Large, human-like beings. Blonde hair, blue eyes.

and

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_alien

My question to all of you is if you have spotted beings or aliens like the above? ...or maybe not alike at all?

Also: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/24/ufo-secrets-turn-out-to-be-strong-opinions_n_1907492.html?utm_hp_ref=ufo

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Nope, but there's certainly some odd balls on this forum.

[Akka]

Well, no.

Did you?

[Atlas]

Well, no.

Did you?

I wish.

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I wish.

Careful what you wish for.

[psilan]

Oh....my....god.....

[Foxpup]

I wish.

Careful what you wish for.

"Pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in space,
'cause there's bugger all down here on Earth." -- The Galaxy Song

[subject]

I've encountered machine elves... friendly little guys they are

[DanielVG]

a little bit off topic but have you seen the recent developments in warp drives?



NASA is working on it, an engine that compresses space in front of the ship, and extends it behind.  Actually standing still, 0 G, space around it moving at max 10 times the speed of light.  It can travel....far!  google!


People who don't believe in extraterrestrial life are dumb, even people who have limited themselves to "their might be microbes out there", retards...fucking retards.
 all imaginable and unimaginable things like highly evolved intelligent life with space/time and dimensional travel possibilities are out there.
We are sending so much radio frequencies into space, which travel at the speed of light, so our current cosmic footprint is now about 70 lightyears in diameter, there are 200 billion stars in the galaxy which spreads over 100,000 lightyears.
I punch those numbers into my calculator and it says our crappy TV shows have reached alot of stars allready.
If we can evolve from rock throwers to warp drive engines in a few thousand years i can't imagine what could be out there.
We have found numerous earth like planets, glise 581 C being the closest on 20 lightyears, which is....really fucking close.
NASA's warp drive would take 2 years to go there.
I think our biggest handicap as a spieces is religion, we need to fix (eliminate) that before we go into space.
The space age has not begun yet! but is imminent.

[Gabi]

Wait 5 April 2063 for the first flight of a warp capable ship

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZJczZ6gbVU

[goodlord666]

I met an alien once. His name was Steve. That's what he said. He asked me for 10 bucks because he needed some gas for his space scooter, which I gave to him.

I must have his business card around here somewhere. Ah there it is! Never called him.

His number's 555-29856921837621389569823756329569872315621398573265978325923865328957623897562387956287195682796592876598768752

It's that long because he uses some prepaid service that forwards calls from Betelgeuse to Pegasus 51 at favourable rates.

Tell him goodlord666 said "Hi" and if he was to ever come around the vicinity of bypass 2938752379-B, I'd like my towel back, thanks.

[RodeoX]

Let's just ignore the fact that in all of human history not one time has this been documented to happen. For whatever reason, the aliens choose to only contact fringe element weirdos who believe in them. one would think they would contact scientists.

[dank]

Let's just ignore the fact that in all of human history not one time has this been documented to happen. For whatever reason, the aliens choose to only contact fringe element weirdos who believe in them. one would think they would contact scientists.

I'm quite sure it's been documented throughout time.

[DanielVG]

Let's just ignore the fact that in all of human history not one time has this been documented to happen. For whatever reason, the aliens choose to only contact fringe element weirdos who believe in them. one would think they would contact scientists.

UFO's are also recorded by NASA and seen by alot of Pilots and astronauts.  Alot of them are probably scared to speak out because they fear people will  "" at them and end up loosing their job.
The point you are addressing is a sad reality though,  more valuable sightings are overshadowed by a swarm of hoaxes and weirdo-reports.

[phungus]

http://www.disclosureproject.org/

[RodeoX]

Sorry, but it's just not true. Sure people see UFO's all the time (unidentified flying object). But not one single time in all of history did it turn out to be a spaceship from another planet. Not one single time in all of science has a living thing been found anyplace but Earth.
As a scientist myself I don't discount the possibility that a ship could land tomorrow. It may even be likely that life exists elsewhere. But I also operate on evidence. There has never been any evidence of such a thing. Evidence is not a blurry photo or a crackpot website.

[Atlas]

Sorry, but it's just not true. Sure people see UFO's all the time (unidentified flying object). But not one single time in all of history did it turn out to be a spaceship from another planet. Not one single time in all of science has a living thing been found anyplace but Earth.
As a scientist myself I don't discount the possibility that a ship could land tomorrow. It may even be likely that life exists elsewhere. But I also operate on evidence. There has never been any evidence of such a thing. Evidence is not a blurry photo or a crackpot website.

Over 400 sane military personnel are willing to testify to the existence of aliens under oath.

[FirstAscent]

Sorry, but it's just not true. Sure people see UFO's all the time (unidentified flying object). But not one single time in all of history did it turn out to be a spaceship from another planet. Not one single time in all of science has a living thing been found anyplace but Earth.
As a scientist myself I don't discount the possibility that a ship could land tomorrow. It may even be likely that life exists elsewhere. But I also operate on evidence. There has never been any evidence of such a thing. Evidence is not a blurry photo or a crackpot website.

What is your opinion of the Wow! signal? Do you find the water oceans of Europa to be more interesting than the deserts of Mars? Do you find the ongoing research to analyze the light spectrums of transiting planets fascinating? Do you think Maccone's FOCAL mission might ultimately answer the age old question?

[BadBear]

Sorry, but it's just not true. Sure people see UFO's all the time (unidentified flying object). But not one single time in all of history did it turn out to be a spaceship from another planet. Not one single time in all of science has a living thing been found anyplace but Earth.
As a scientist myself I don't discount the possibility that a ship could land tomorrow. It may even be likely that life exists elsewhere. But I also operate on evidence. There has never been any evidence of such a thing. Evidence is not a blurry photo or a crackpot website.

If we're the only intelligent life in the universe, there's an awful lot of wasted space. I don't necessarily think they've been here, but it almost definitely exists somewhere.

[Akka]

Why has nobody (reliable) seen aliens.

Just imagine, you are on a spaceship travelling through space then you notice a potential planet for having live. You come closer, it's a green planet with plenty of water. Live definitely exist. Just before you land you do the routine scan.

You shipmate says to you: "The planed hast 8 Billion intelligent beings on a industrial level. They seem to just have invented cryptocurrency."

You: "Well awesome, lets land!"

He: "They are 8 Billion, but they have build enough thermonuclear weapon to kill 50 Billion."

Well if that's not a big "leave us alone sign", than what is?