has anyone ever seen this before ?
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AnzacJack
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Reading your stuff hurts my brain.
Id like the answers to Meta4 questions. Its not hard to understand what he is asking.
Also stange that while you are posting a heap of pics, they all seem to be at same angle and orientation. What are the odds of that? Probably as high as seeing aliens….
Id like the answers to Meta4 questions. Its not hard to understand what he is asking.
Also stange that while you are posting a heap of pics, they all seem to be at same angle and orientation. What are the odds of that? Probably as high as seeing aliens….
If everyone deleted all of their posts, we could put the mysterious case of the flying walnut shell to rest.
Cafguy
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Interstellar Walnuts are a thing! The other day a had a bowl with 6 walnuts in it there are now 5! I didnt touch them and Andy my pet squirrel insists he hasnt either. The truth is out there unfortunately it doesnt suport little green men or alien visitors BUT just like the News outlets these days there is nothing to stop you from selling your photo as some sort of "UFO".
There are no visitors from other planets lol the math just dont support ideas like that sorry.
There are no visitors from other planets lol the math just dont support ideas like that sorry.
The earth math doesn't.
There is absolutely nothing to suggest or prove that there's not an alien presence in the galaxy that's a million years more advanced than we are and/or there's not physics that are different than the physics we know about.
Max Headroom
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Speaking for myself, there's zero probability that, in all of the universe, there's no other life besides Earth life.
And there's zero possibility that we are the most advanced life form in the universe. (or even our own galaxy).
Cafguy
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The resources for interstellar travel are too great. our resources in this solar system are limited forever if say it takes a percentage of these to visit another solar system would you spend them knowing they will be gone forever..plus what we see when we look at other objects in space is the far past would you spend these resources not knowing if your destination was still even there.
What about the possibility of alternate universes or realities? What if there is another Earth next to us but in a different dimension? Many quantum mechanics physicists believe in infinite realities. Could it be possible to crossover between two realities?
Cafguy
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Are you talking about Hilbert spaces? They are not actually physical but they are “mathematical framework” to describe quantum states. Other dimensions of physical states sure maybe maybe with AI we will understand more BUT I don’t think there are advanced aliens folding space to get to the zoo.
Felix le Chat
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Yes to interstellar walnuts... but in the little green anything stakes: I'd throw the suggestion of a low-flying alien pistachio into the mix.
Again, we are only looking at the physics WE know. Not the physics that are possible.
We manipulate electricity, photons, and magnetism. There's a lot of things we can't manipulate. There's probably even more we don't know about, let alone be able to manipulate.
Just as a pigeon can detect magnetism, and we can't, maybe there's a lot out there we just can't detect.
Maybe the "energy" needed for FTL is abundant and we just don't know about it.
There's nothing to suggest or prove it doesn't exist somewhere in the universe.
We manipulate electricity, photons, and magnetism. There's a lot of things we can't manipulate. There's probably even more we don't know about, let alone be able to manipulate.
Just as a pigeon can detect magnetism, and we can't, maybe there's a lot out there we just can't detect.
Maybe the "energy" needed for FTL is abundant and we just don't know about it.
There's nothing to suggest or prove it doesn't exist somewhere in the universe.
Not so sure about that.
Homing pigeons and migratory birds are believed to be able to use the Earth's magnetic field of the earth for navigation.
AI confirms it, so it must be true. LOL!
I'd be satisfied with just proper punctuation from the OP. Even a quick spell check would be nice.
As a photographer, my question is under what conditions and camera settings was the photograph taken? Was this a night photo? What was the shutter speed? What was the ISO setting?
The image seems slightly blurry which can occur with a slow shutter speed, especially if the camera and/or subject are moving.
The image seems slightly blurry which can occur with a slow shutter speed, especially if the camera and/or subject are moving.
skycam509
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It was taken by someone with zero photographic knowledge, using a phone with some sort of auxilliary tele lens attached attached. (see post #13)
That's what I said. They can detect magnetism (from the earth).
We can't exactly harness the power of neutrinos (yet) but we know they're there. What if there are other particles that we haven't yet detected? What if harnessing neutrinos is the secret to FTL travel.
What if, beyond a warp drive, there's a slip stream? Or wormholes CAN be created and harnessed?
What if a species that's a million years more advanced was able to use these technologies like we use a TV remote? Maybe we could wake up one morning with an entire armada of ships in orbit and had never seen them coming.
We may never know.
Zeprider
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Max Headroom
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We have very small cameras on our drones that produce brilliant pictures it never ceases to amaze me no one can ever get a detailed picture of a UFO.
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