Human eyes can only see .00073% of light. There’s a lot more stuff in space than humans can see right now.
Zealousideal-Part815 on
I think the speed of light has variable speeds depending on the mass. Therefore, our model of the universe is at best uncompleted.
Lumpy-Marsupial-6617 on
We spend far too much time and money worrying about outer space without getting our shit together here on Earth. I’m all for exploration, yet when you tell me that an outer space satellite is going to cost $100M, I’d rather spend it on social programs to get poor people into homes, clothed, and fed.
Murky-Breath-2248 on
We never went to the moon.
Winstonlwrci on
Maybe not space… but I’ve always said that Stephen hawking passed away decades ago and they had an imposter the whole time just making stuff up.
goztrobo on
I’ve always found it fascinating that whenever you’re looking at the sky, you’re looking at the past. You could be looking at a star but it might’ve actually exploded and not be there at that moment.
BirchTr33inmyt34 on
What do you guys think about that “wow!” signal we got?
TheCoffeeWeasel on
There might be ruins or leftovers in our solar system…
there are always nuts on the fringe.. but for some good tin foil look into Richard Hoagland and Joseph Farrell.
Hoagland claims that leftover artifacts and installations are already known and being investigated.. Farrell thinks there was a “War of the Gods” in our system in the deep past which wiped out an earlier more advanced humanity.
as nuts as it might sound.. look into Dr John Brandenburg’s report on Mars radiation.. There are also some funky looking things in the system like Iapetus and the “monolith” that Buzz Aldrin mentioned had been sighted on Phobos.
PS for Richard Dolan.. he thinks that UFOs were reverse engineered and are being flown from here to explore the system by a “breakaway civ”
reddit_the_cesspool on
The universe is teeming with civilizations, but we never observe them because the ones that are advanced enough but also foolish enough to reveal themselves get destroyed. They are stupidly ancient civilizations playing the long con. Each intends to survive until the very end, so every other civilization is considered a threat. They may not be a threat now, but eons later they may. Thus all civilizations are treated the same: threat, destroy.
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Human eyes can only see .00073% of light. There’s a lot more stuff in space than humans can see right now.
I think the speed of light has variable speeds depending on the mass. Therefore, our model of the universe is at best uncompleted.
We spend far too much time and money worrying about outer space without getting our shit together here on Earth. I’m all for exploration, yet when you tell me that an outer space satellite is going to cost $100M, I’d rather spend it on social programs to get poor people into homes, clothed, and fed.
We never went to the moon.
Maybe not space… but I’ve always said that Stephen hawking passed away decades ago and they had an imposter the whole time just making stuff up.
I’ve always found it fascinating that whenever you’re looking at the sky, you’re looking at the past. You could be looking at a star but it might’ve actually exploded and not be there at that moment.
What do you guys think about that “wow!” signal we got?
There might be ruins or leftovers in our solar system…
there are always nuts on the fringe.. but for some good tin foil look into Richard Hoagland and Joseph Farrell.
Hoagland claims that leftover artifacts and installations are already known and being investigated.. Farrell thinks there was a “War of the Gods” in our system in the deep past which wiped out an earlier more advanced humanity.
as nuts as it might sound.. look into Dr John Brandenburg’s report on Mars radiation.. There are also some funky looking things in the system like Iapetus and the “monolith” that Buzz Aldrin mentioned had been sighted on Phobos.
PS for Richard Dolan.. he thinks that UFOs were reverse engineered and are being flown from here to explore the system by a “breakaway civ”
The universe is teeming with civilizations, but we never observe them because the ones that are advanced enough but also foolish enough to reveal themselves get destroyed. They are stupidly ancient civilizations playing the long con. Each intends to survive until the very end, so every other civilization is considered a threat. They may not be a threat now, but eons later they may. Thus all civilizations are treated the same: threat, destroy.