Is Extraterrestrial disclosure taking place?

[Chippy_boy]

This video contains an absolute ton of information. Before people shout ‘crazy talk’ it’s a good idea to have a watch of this first.

I haven't watched it, but I am still going to say "crazy talk". I'll file this next to "COVID is caused by 5G masts".

 

[Chippy_boy]

There are probably something like 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets out there in our observable universe. 99.999999999995% of which are not even in our own galaxy, and therefore are more than 25,000 light years away. (Actual best current estimate figures, not made up nonsense.)

And we are to believe that some beings, who when setting out, had no clue that our planet had any life on it at all, have nevertheless decided to venture out to visit Earth?

It's just bullshit, pure and simple.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

There are probably something like 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets out there in our observable universe. 99.999999999995% of which are not even in our own galaxy, and therefore are more than 25,000 light years away. (Actual best current estimate figures, not made up nonsense.)

And we are to believe that some beings, who when setting out, had no clue that our planet had any life on it at all, have nevertheless decided to venture out to visit Earth?

It's just bullshit, pure and simple.

I can't see how or why anything should be dismissed. Infact I find it quite arrogant.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

You can tell I’ve watched Ancient Aliens and keep an open mind I think between a previous advanced civilisation wiped out by the great flood 9 thousand years ago. Or they were off there heads on Magic Mushrooms.

I’ve been bored in lockdown and searching for something to watch on the TV and came across Ancient Aliens, very interesting

I have it on right now. There are things that really get you thinking.

 

[grunge]

There are probably something like 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets out there in our observable universe. 99.999999999995% of which are not even in our own galaxy, and therefore are more than 25,000 light years away. (Actual best current estimate figures, not made up nonsense.)

And we are to believe that some beings, who when setting out, had no clue that our planet had any life on it at all, have nevertheless decided to venture out to visit Earth?

It's just bullshit, pure and simple.

similar point, in our "local" area.

400,000,000,000 ( 400bn ) planets in the Milky way. Its entirely possible we have a thriving intergalactic neighbourhood who have probes in every solar system in the galaxy to detect life like we are trying on Mars.

Even if it was just 1 civilisation who developed near light speed travel a few hundred thousand years ago its viable they could have probes ( or beings ) in all areas of the milky way.

 

[grunge]

They do especially when they visit sites all over the planet and try to explain some of the myths and legends surrounding ancient sites

Only thing I would say with Ancient Aliens show is take it with a pinch of salt and do a lot of digging on your own. treat it as a diving off point rather than factual.

a lot of what they talk about has rational earth bound causes / reasons

 

[everythingchangesbutblue]

The most amazing thing about this thread is that some seem to think with absolute certainty that our current understanding of science and physics is a limiter to what is possible with no room for any more discoveries or breakthroughs. We don't have a theory of everything.

 

[Chippy_boy]

I can't see how or why anything should be dismissed. Infact I find it quite arrogant.

I find not dismissing things which are nonsense, to be quite stupid.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and there is none.

 

[HelloCity]

I haven't watched it, but I am still going to say "crazy talk". I'll file this next to "COVID is caused by 5G masts".

Then you’d be wrong and I’d suggest watching.

 

[Chippy_boy]

similar point, in our "local" area.

400,000,000,000 ( 400bn ) planets in the Milky way. Its entirely possible we have a thriving intergalactic neighbourhood who have probes in every solar system in the galaxy to detect life like we are trying on Mars.

Even if it was just 1 civilisation who developed near light speed travel a few hundred thousand years ago its viable they could have probes ( or beings ) in all areas of the milky way.

Of course anything - or pretty much anything - is *possible* grunge. The question is, is it *likely*. You have to make a judgement based on what is most likely and rule out things which are completely bizarre.

Add in the fact that there's a whole bunch of nutters, liars, people with genuine mental issues and sprinkle in a few million conspiracy theorists and you end up with a pretty clear picture of what is actually happening. And it is not little green men in dish-shaped spaceships.