Originally posted by SJ247When you've not had sex for as long as I have, you don't really worry about green, scales or slime, darling...
This is all Star Trek's fault. Aliens are supposed to be scary, skinny, green, monster-like things. Not sexy.
And anyways, if it's good enough for Shatner, it's good enough for me!
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Originally posted by shavixmirShatner, look where they took him, straight into cheesy suits and cheesier commercials.
When you've not had sex for as long as I have, you don't really worry about green, scales or slime, darling...
And anyways, if it's good enough for Shatner, it's good enough for me!
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Originally posted by stockenThey are here because their sun is dying.
I now fully believe in aliens having visited us. It all makes sense now. Just
because we can't travel the speed of light doesn't mean aliens from another
planet can't. Only twenty years here, study us, twenty years back. Oh, and
they live 200 years each so it's not so bad for them. Excellent.
I think it's time we stop worrying about muslims taking o ...[text shortened]... at
all those fanatic Christians are all about? Hmm... 😕
Makes you think, doesn't it?
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Originally posted by ArrakisActually, it will be OUR sun dying long before that little pipsqueek think Gileise581 flickers out. That thing may last hundreds of billions of years like that. In a mere 10 billion years our sun will be history.
They are here because their sun is dying.
Don't forget, we tend to think of our sun as a run of the mill star but in the big picture, it is in the top 5% of star sizes. So 95% of all stars are actually smaller than Sol. And in only 3-4 billion years, our planet will be fried by the bloated red giant it will become by then since it will be about 200 million miles across and since our orbit is only 186 million miles across we will be in deep doo doo, meanwhile Gileise will still be ticking along the same as now.
Originally posted by Bosse de NageI heard about this before, they play chess there, but the right hand corner square is black, and black moves first. 😕
...20 light years away.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/story/0,,2064843,00.html?gusrc=rss&feed=1
(While getting ready for Jesus, might as well get ready for aliens too. Remember Sodom & Gomorrah!)
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Originally posted by sonhouseI don't agree with two of your statements. I admit that I may be wrong, but when you make a statement please show us a url to back it up. Here's the two statements I don't agree with:
Actually, it will be OUR sun dying long before that little pipsqueek think Gileise581 flickers out. That thing may last hundreds of billions of years like that. In a mere 10 billion years our sun will be history.
Don't forget, we tend to think of our sun as a run of the mill star but in the big picture, it is in the top 5% of star sizes. So 95% of all star ...[text shortened]... ross we will be in deep doo doo, meanwhile Gileise will still be ticking along the same as now.
1) 95% of stars are smaller than our own sun.
It's my understanding that this is entirely wrong.
2) the red dwarf star will outlast our sun.
Again, it's my understanding that a red dwarf was once a star like our own sun and that eventually our sun will become a red dwarf star.
Originally posted by ArrakisI think they prefer to be called "little people".
I don't agree with two of your statements. I admit that I may be wrong, but when you make a statement please show us a url to back it up. Here's the two statements I don't agree with:
1) 95% of stars are smaller than our own sun.
It's my understanding that this is entirely wrong.
2) the red dwarf star will outlast our sun.
Again, it's my unders ...[text shortened]... was once a star like our own sun and that eventually our sun will become a red dwarf star.