Egypt pyramids - Peru machu picchu

Well I will look out for alien touch and existence though. They have always chosen isolated remote and vast areas to land...lol... Originally Posted by Caligula1

Try Loving County.

Try Loving County. Originally Posted by chicagoboy

Roy Orbison's back yard...tell me if this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmsrO8xpe-w ain't alien inspired.

Loving county is crawling with roughnecks right now.
I think the transient work force has bumped the population by a factor of 20.
The damn dirt oilfield roads have traffic problems worse than the west loop during rush hour.
Haven't seen a ufo out there yet, but plenty of aliens.

Why does the live NASA feed of the International Space Station always go offline when an anomaly appears?

I am Sure that there Aliens among us. Originally Posted by loveitdou

You are correct, sir.

Tune into CNN or MSNBC daily and you'll see and hear them all. That Rachel Maddcow alien is particularly scary.

Planets are gongs; when they get whacked by meteorite strikes or suchlike they resonate at specific frequencies. Earth's is a calming 7.83 Hz, or at least it has been. That may be changing to a higher pitched, more excitable frequency. If this is true, is this yet another anthropogenic effect? Probably not; too hard for "scientists" and politicians to monetize that hoax. Some sort of stealth attack by extra-terrestials?

I kinda like 7.83 myself, it relaxes me. http://www.trinfinity8.com/why-is-ea...-accelerating/ Doc Kathy offers rejuvenation by the way; wonder is she hot?

The Cydonia region of Mars, where the famous "Face on Mars" is located, has some other interesting anomolies, including the D&M Pyramid, and other structures that have relationships with each other according to hyperdimensional physics. By the way, the Viking lander did in fact find "life".

Humans built these things. People seem to underestimate people back then. There was nothing but time and cheap, if not free, labor.

Yes, as I stated earlier in this thread, I believe humans made the pyramids. Also, most other "unexplained phenomena" such as crop circles, the Nazca Lines, etc.

However, some would argue (rather convincingly) that "humans" also built the structures on Mars and the Moon.

However, some would argue (rather convincingly) that "humans" also built the structures on Mars and the Moon. Originally Posted by Mr. Romantic

Convince us.

... some would argue (rather convincingly) that "humans" also built the structures on Mars. Originally Posted by Mr. Romantic

Or at a minimum planted a flag, according to she-jack.

Convince us. Originally Posted by chicagoboy

It would take too many leaps of faith for most people. As a start, you would have to begin with the premise that you believe there is intelligent life in the universe (this one or another). Of course, everything is relative: if there is intelligent life that visited our solar system, colonized Mars at one time, and manipulated the DNA of early man on Earth (white man according to SC), then human beings would not be considered "intelligent" (which one could argue even without believing in intelligent life "out there").

Alternatively, one could make a weaker argument based on Panspermia Theory.

Or at a minimum planted a flag, according to she-jack. Originally Posted by Don T. Lukbak

Hence my last post about "intelligent" life on Earth

Then why just us........of billions of stars within billions of universes.

Then why just us........of billions of stars within billions of universes. Originally Posted by VitaMan

If it's just us, then I think we are living in a simulation (which I am beginning to believe more and more).

Even carbon-based life on other planets would probably not resemble life here on Earth; many scientists also believe that silicon-based life could exist somewhere in our universe (or another universe if you believe in the multi-verse theory).

Some questions we may never know the answers to.