Do you think there’s life in other places but the earth? Was the moon landing faked? Tell me what do you think about it!
life yes, not sure about moon landing.
Life, most definitely. Moon landing? I'm pretty confident it was real.
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Prime candidates for life in our solar system are Europa, Titan, Mars and Enceladus. We're talking about very simple life, perhaps a bit like archaea. There are 5,539 confirmed exoplanets: most of these appear to be unsuitable for life as we understand it ... but all we need is one.
There are over 200 tons of artificial objects on the Moon, including a number of reflectors which are used to measure the distance from Earth to the Moon. This is done routinely by numerous scientists around the world, and in principle you can do it yourself (as shown in the Big Bang Theory). However, in practice the laser required would be beyond most people's pockets.
I removed the poll because you had the “yes” option as the poll question (making it not selectable). Also you asked two different questions so we don’t know what the poll answers are related to.
Edit: I made a new poll that hopefully is asking what you want.
There are multiple reports from pilots all describing a similar visual anomaly that moves and changes direction beyond any understand of modern technology
This thread sounds a lot like this other thread:
https://www.cuddlecomfort.com/forum/discussion/17180/theyre-here-and-they-wanna-cuddle-or-do-they#latest
France, this is the closest video I know of to your location posted like 12 years ago though.
I quit looking for uap vids a while back. Most sitings are near oceans or large bodies of water. About 3 years ago a couple pilots seen an object fall out of the sky at night and stopped descending and it pulsated back and forth. Before it floated off behind some clouds out of site. I lost the vid, mia. All you need to do to find them is likely deep in the oceans or at 80,000 ft. Yeah, good luck with catching up to an object that accelerates to 24,000mph at will according to the us navy. Thats where they hang out.
I believe in UFOs. I think the moon landing was the real too
The moon landing was indeed real. While life in the universe is highly probable, sustaining ourselves on another life-supporting planet appears challenging. Evolution on Earth took millions of years, and life in the universe also adapted to specific environments.
Lets not forget Voyager 1 and 2. Lets see how far Voyager 1 reached with out to day with primitive technology:
Message received in interstellar space?
Moon landing: real. True love: fake news! 🗞️
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There is no question that there are unidentified objects and/or phenomena in the atmosphere. But there is absolutely no reason to think that their originator is Miss Ada Higgginbottom, 37 Fanny Avenue, Booby Dingle, Herefordshire.
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There's millions of Earth's like this one and humans just like us reside there, we can't visit them and they can't visit us Content edited. Remember to keep religion out of the discussion [netrunner]
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I have personally gone over 160mph many times. I am not sure what you're trying to say?
Wish I knew more about physics. I def believe in UFOs, and that aliens exist on other planets, but that comes with two stipulations: 1. more planets likely have basic life like bacteria or simple cells than planets like ours, with dogs or cows, let alone humaniods; and 2. I’m skeptical that of the planets with humanlike intelligent beings, they’ve made crafts and travelled dozens of lightyears just to visit us.
I like to imagine some UFOs aren’t crafts but strange physics phenomena we don’t understand yet. But that’s just my take! Honestly I’d be stoked to be wrong. And for aliens to descend and reveal themselves to the public. The livestreams, the interruption from work as the world stared in awe 😆
If you're interested, Fermilab produces videos that are decently accessable for people without a strong physics background. They post them on YouTube. Fermilab is good at not posting nonsense too, which is very common among physics channels.
The next best is PBS space time, but they can get a little iffy. But if you're looking for some extra content it's there, just take what they say with a grain of salt.