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Did any one watch this last night on bbc three? what do you reckon? are you a believer?
For those of you who may want to see it its available here http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...Os_Danny_Dyer/ |
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Anything with Danny Dyer in the title gets a wide berth from me, despite him being my cousin
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How come? dont have to answer.
Im scepticle (sp) about the whole alien thing, i mean theres one point in the programme which shows some footage of suposidly (sp) an alien, but it looks too much like how we expect an alien to look like which is why im not too sure, if theres aliens about id like to think they dont all have rounded top part of the head and pointed chins, id rather thing they'd all look different and not how we've imagined them to look |
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I have to say- Danny Dyer is very, very irritating. Makes it rather hard to watch anything with him in.
And all that I saw on the programme did nothing for my opinions (I want to believe...!). |
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Yeah I caught the last half hour of this. I saw the alien in the window footage, the blinking and mouth movement is cool but nothing that cant easily be faked.
Those UFO's in the last bit of film at the nutty ranch at first made me think "how odd that they've come the nigth they turned up to film, amazing" and felt quite open minded to it but then the 2nd one and a 3rd and a 4th etc it all got a little hard to accept so I decided they were 100% satallites reflecting the sun's light. |
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Didnt see the program but im definitely a believer, i dont think all aliens are in the form of little green men, but there has to be life on other planets in some form.
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Agreed. If every star we can see (and that is a miniscule fraction of what is out there) has a few planets spinning around it, the chance that life HASN'T evolved somewhere is tiny.
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I'm the same as Keith D, except he aint my cousin too.
The guy has to be one of the most annoying people on telly at the moment. Him and his rubbish accent which seems to be about the only reason he exists and gets job. so no i ddint watch it. But is there life out there? I most certainly think so given the billions of stars there are its be silly to think our star is the only one that can support life of some kind. Have they been to visit us, probably i'd say but i'd also like to think they came to laugh at us and they have far more interesting things to do with their time if they have proper full on spaceships capable of intergalactic travel. What interest are we to a species who can travel the known universe? Except for them to come and point and laugh at how behind we are that our space craft are basically planes strapped to very powerful fireworks and the furthest we've gone in them is the moon and back pretty much.
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The other limiting factor, of course, is the technology and the energy required to propel even our relatively small manned craft as far as the moon and back. If you think of the distances involved, you'd need some serious way of generating energy and even then, the timespans involved would be such that a small, self-sustaining civilization would be required to travel even as far as alpha centauri- travelling further could mean several generations of travellers. I reckon that would mean-
This doesn't take into account-
To me, the these make the chances of intelligent life having even come close to our solar system slim, to say the least. Though I'm not saying impossible (especially if the 'life' in the local boozers is anything to go by!) Last edited by thedonal; 27-01-10 at 05:49 PM. |
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