General Chat

I'd be impressed if the aliens used techniques unknown to us
That the ship is made of metal has a fixed shape etc.
Nano techniques, and robotics make so much of last years encounters hear some Dickens.
But just wait they do read science sometimes

lol

Its amazing the excuses people come up with to justify their fantasies about being probed :-)

By aliens, I mean.

Anti matter is known to us on Earth,but why is the surgery so anti deluvian and why do they use ancient spy techniques and put bits of metal in to their
A nono mechanics spray would be old hat for such superior aliens.
But of course thats what they'll be doing next week

Not so Terry
The spaceship was powered by anti matter!

still no answer is there any ufo geeks out there

Note that folkufo geeks and thelike never answer why the surgery is so ancient in character, and these space folk have never heard of nano technology

How do you manage to get so much info, screwed up .
Colin?
As for a space ship exploding assumes that the aliens would be using the same primitive technologies that are available to humans. Just as the affor said aliens can use super speed space ships but seem to have surgical techniques that would have shocked Admiral Nelson in their crudness

lol Mick

Everyone knows that the Tungaska incident
was really an alien spaceship exploding!

xxxx mick

I thought the whole point of trying to track such objects and possibly working out a way to explode them in space is to prevent them from landing on Earth.

Fortunately that Siberian explosion was in a remote area but a similar one in a populated part of the world could be a terrible disaster.

If it could be prevented that would be a good thing.

Sue

The Tunguska meteor is well known and documented.

I'm just not sure what point you are making....I do not know of any attempt to replicate the event, so, as much as I would like to, I cannot make any comment.

I guess the great explosion over siberia
cant be that well known.

colin

Well I suppose, it would be a best guess with the knowledge available that the parts blasted off wouldn't cross earths trajectory...

Pardon

Last evening i watched on docuementary(WHERE,DAME,I GET
MY INFO)--It was on about a big explosion over Sibera in 1908
now various themes were argued, but the thing what really made
me wonder if being a scientist meant one had to be insane
was, the part about the space centre, who endeavouring to
prove it could have been made by some great space boulder,
fires an evplosive missile into one of these floating objects.In
space,and how did they know,how be sure, that --that silly
useless experiment could not of set off a score of Siberias.
colin