When you assume it makes an ass out of you and me.

Okay fine, in the universe of millions of galaxies (the smaller ones like ours taking 100'000 years travelling at 671x10⁶ miles an hour) I'm sure that we are the only intelligent life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fzy80b9wUdE

I actually really meant the multiverse and Mars comment, I myself do believe there is extraterrestrial life in one form or another.

Multiverse no, Mars... who knows? I don't know if he was suggesting that we'd be finding Alien buried cities (which is probably unlikely) but possibley fossilised microbes? That's a possibility, before Mars's magnetosphere weakened and it still had a molten core Mars had running water on the surface, something could have potentially evolved before the solar radiation killed everything no?

Do we actually know for sure that mars had a molten core, and dynamo, and megnetosphere. I thought that was as muddled up as the old thoughts that the darks spots were jungles?

I've seen it mentioned on multiple documentaries about Mars, not ones about Aliens either, having had those things earlier; can't say how they came to those conclusions but these people can figure out a lot from a little so I'm inclined to give them a doubt. Either way the planet had running water, i.e., surface temperatures were once above 0 degrees. The theory I remember was when the core solidified the magneto-sphere weakened, increased solar-rads damaged the atmosphere and as it disapated the temperature fell and all water was fozen at the poles.

Makes sense no?

Makes sense. I have watched a few documentaries, adn I knew they were the most feasible theories, but I didn't know we had actualy proof. Though I guess proff would be impossible so the most feasible theory is therefore accepted as reality.

My physics professor always said that's how his science worked, the theory that fits... fits, until it's proven wrong and replaced . Until we get there I guess we won't know for certain, one of the few things about the future I'm actually glad I'll get to see.

That's bullcrap, and you know it. Santa is real!

Anywho, I believe that there is extraterrestrial life out there, but it's probably not in the Star Trek age.

Full stops are used to end sentences, yes, but without capitalisation they are easy to miss/tune out. A full stop ends a sentence, a capital starts a sentence. Not using/misusing one or the other results in a loss of clarity, and confusion.

What happened to my thread titles? April fools???

This thread looks so much more sinister with the new headline now...

I knew the aliens are ponies...

They've been trying to establish a foothold for three decades. Their propaganda was only a limited success initially, but the faction supporting a slow and subtle approach managed to hold on to operation control despite this, and it has now paid off to a degree far beyond even the best-case scenarios they imagined.