UFO's Exist and the US Has Anti-Gravity!!!
Sunday, July 17, 2005 by joeKnowledge | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Its true... I didn't say it!
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starkers
Reply #62 Tuesday, June 13, 2006 2:42 AM
That'll prove nothing much
....just wait til my mate, Zod, revisits from his home-world of Nebulatia. I'll get him to visit WC and say a few words. Now that'd be proof
Reply #62 Tuesday, June 13, 2006 2:42 AM
| O.K. We're driving from Idaho down to L.A. for a couple of weeks, and we stop for gas right next to Area 51. I'll be sure to get souveniers(sp?) just to PROVE it! |
That'll prove nothing much
....just wait til my mate, Zod, revisits from his home-world of Nebulatia. I'll get him to visit WC and say a few words. Now that'd be proof 
Iben
Reply #64 Friday, September 29, 2006 1:24 AM
Reply #64 Friday, September 29, 2006 1:24 AM
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The alien has placed the mothership on autopilot,
and is traveling toward earth,
in a commuter craft.
~
Uvah
Reply #65 Friday, September 29, 2006 3:12 AM
Reply #65 Friday, September 29, 2006 3:12 AM
Gravity is not an attractive force, it is centrifigul in nature. If the world stopped spinning you'd 'fall' off. Antigravity is nothing more than creating a sympathetic field 180 degrees out of phase with our gravimetric field. Mass, the amount of, and density of an object determines how strong the gravity 'field' is. Surrounding our planet is what's known as a gravity 'well', a curviture of space created by the mass of our planet. The more mass an object has the greater the curviture. Match the field to the same polarity and like sameness (unlike opposites that attract)the two fields will repel from each other. Antigravity is the same thing. As far as UFO's are concerned, look to your history of the technologies developed by the Nazi Regime during WWII. Their experiments with antigravity and 'UFO' wannabes is well documented. Uncle Sam confiscated that technology after he helped kick their collective asses. The powers that be in this country know full well the advantages antigravity and the affect it will have on those whose pecket books are overstuffed with oil money. Then there are the 'Aliens'. Our galaxy is one of approximately 250 billion galaxies in the observable universe. Our galaxy holds about the same number of stars. Whose to say that Aliens don't exist. The only way to know one way or the other is see the proof. Until that happens all conjecture is just that and nothing more. Have a nice day.
Uvah
Reply #66 Friday, September 29, 2006 3:19 AM
Reply #66 Friday, September 29, 2006 3:19 AM
Curvature and pocket(as opposed to curviture and pecket, they're local trademarks) should be read into my post. Sorry for the 'oops'.
starkers
Reply #68 Friday, September 29, 2006 9:23 AM
Oh, okay! So if gravity is a centrifugal force, and the moon is devoid of this, how come all those probes N.A.S.A. sent up there haven't fallen off....and Neil Armstrong wasn't sucked immediately into space instead of taking that first step (giant leap for mankind) on its surface?
Actually, Earth's gravitational force is a combination of atmospheric pressures, the planetary mass revolving aound a molten core, the axis being on a slight tilt, tidal movements and vulcanic activity....the fact that the Earth's surface is not a solid mass but made up of tectonic plates which keep it in a constant state of dynamic change, yet constant in atmospheric and gravitational states.
Planets which have been observed to consist of a single crust, and thus are devoid of tectonic plates, oceans, rivers and vulcanic activity, are said to have such dense atmospheric pressures and gravitational forces that they are incapable of sustaining life as we know it.
Earth is the only planet in our solar system exhibiting all these essential life giving/sustaining characteristics, which is probably why scientists and religious people (who are usually in disagreement about the origins of life) agree there are no aliens and mankind is the only intelligent lifeform. It is a narrow-minded and rather naive assumption which fails to consdider the possibility of Earth-like planets in distant solar systems that may very well sustain intelligent life forms ....civilisations far in advance of our own and capable of inter-stellar travel.
G'day, ET, how's things?
Reply #68 Friday, September 29, 2006 9:23 AM
| Gravity is not an attractive force, it is centrifigul in nature. If the world stopped spinning you'd 'fall' off. |
Oh, okay! So if gravity is a centrifugal force, and the moon is devoid of this, how come all those probes N.A.S.A. sent up there haven't fallen off....and Neil Armstrong wasn't sucked immediately into space instead of taking that first step (giant leap for mankind) on its surface?
Actually, Earth's gravitational force is a combination of atmospheric pressures, the planetary mass revolving aound a molten core, the axis being on a slight tilt, tidal movements and vulcanic activity....the fact that the Earth's surface is not a solid mass but made up of tectonic plates which keep it in a constant state of dynamic change, yet constant in atmospheric and gravitational states.
Planets which have been observed to consist of a single crust, and thus are devoid of tectonic plates, oceans, rivers and vulcanic activity, are said to have such dense atmospheric pressures and gravitational forces that they are incapable of sustaining life as we know it.
Earth is the only planet in our solar system exhibiting all these essential life giving/sustaining characteristics, which is probably why scientists and religious people (who are usually in disagreement about the origins of life) agree there are no aliens and mankind is the only intelligent lifeform. It is a narrow-minded and rather naive assumption which fails to consdider the possibility of Earth-like planets in distant solar systems that may very well sustain intelligent life forms ....civilisations far in advance of our own and capable of inter-stellar travel.
G'day, ET, how's things?
Iben
Reply #70 Friday, September 29, 2006 7:24 PM
Reply #70 Friday, September 29, 2006 7:24 PM
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The Alien would like to report,
that the commuter craft is fine,
but the mothership seems to have fallen
into a black hole.
The Alien is going to try to pull it out
using a tractor beam.
The Alien isn't able to give an accurate time frame
for the procedure at the moment.
~
seldomseen
Reply #71 Friday, September 29, 2006 9:00 PM
just can't stop laughing at this!!
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Reply #71 Friday, September 29, 2006 9:00 PM
| I love gravity... |
just can't stop laughing at this!!
>
starkers
Reply #72 Saturday, September 30, 2006 10:34 AM
Has its uses....but can be the worst enemy of old age.
Reply #72 Saturday, September 30, 2006 10:34 AM
| I love gravity... |
Has its uses....but can be the worst enemy of old age.
Iben
Reply #73 Saturday, September 30, 2006 4:36 PM
Reply #73 Saturday, September 30, 2006 4:36 PM
~
From my favorite "Star Trek" episode.
"Where no man has gone before"
Kirk grabs a heavy rock and prepares to
throw it at Mitchell, hesitating only for an
instant as he bids goodbye to his friend.
Kirk: "Forgive me, Gary.
But Kirk has used up precious seconds
with his farewell and now Mitchell"s powers
are regenerated!
Gary: "I will forgive you for a moment, James...
but your moment is fading!
And he pushes the rock out of Kirk's hands
with such a sudden force that Kirk is hurled
to the ground!
Fast forward a few minutes.
Kirk: "Captain's log: Stardate 1313.8--Add to official
losses Dr. Elizabeth Dehner.
Be it noted that she gave her
life in performance of her duty...Lt. Gary Mitchell...
same notation.
~
Cynder-Elluh
Reply #75 Monday, November 27, 2006 10:01 AM
Reply #75 Monday, November 27, 2006 10:01 AM
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M5 taps into the matter/anti-matter reactors as a new power source, giving it virtually unlimited power with no one able to shut the computer down
~
"The Ultimate Computer"
starkers
Reply #76 Monday, November 27, 2006 8:23 PM
I have one of those ultimate computers....it taps into WC & Stardock as a power source and I just can't shut it down. Have tried many a time but it keeps booting in again and again.....and again.
Actually, the ulitimate computer would be one that instantly recognises viruses and other uglies, then sugar coats 'em to conceal their identity before sending 'em right back to where they're coming from.
Now that, my friends, is what Symantec/Norton should really be working on instead of all their bandaid fixes....that in reality fuxes peoples PC's rather than protecting them. Thing is, do they run the risk of buggering up their own gear?
Reply #76 Monday, November 27, 2006 8:23 PM
| "The Ultimate Computer" |
I have one of those ultimate computers....it taps into WC & Stardock as a power source and I just can't shut it down. Have tried many a time but it keeps booting in again and again.....and again.
Actually, the ulitimate computer would be one that instantly recognises viruses and other uglies, then sugar coats 'em to conceal their identity before sending 'em right back to where they're coming from.
Now that, my friends, is what Symantec/Norton should really be working on instead of all their bandaid fixes....that in reality fuxes peoples PC's rather than protecting them. Thing is, do they run the risk of buggering up their own gear?
NinjaG
Reply #78 Tuesday, November 28, 2006 12:19 PM
Reply #78 Tuesday, November 28, 2006 12:19 PM
Aliens exist...here is proof.
Actually, its only AlienGUIse but it seemed kinda apt.
Actually, its only AlienGUIse but it seemed kinda apt.
NinjaG
Reply #79 Tuesday, November 28, 2006 12:21 PM
Reply #79 Tuesday, November 28, 2006 12:21 PM
Sorry...I messed that up.
Okay, it IS AlienGUIse but it seemed pretty apt for this forum.
Okay, it IS AlienGUIse but it seemed pretty apt for this forum.
starkers
Reply #80 Tuesday, November 28, 2006 1:06 PM
Reply #80 Tuesday, November 28, 2006 1:06 PM
Of course aliens exist....and we almost have proof of that, but the boffins can't or won't agree on what should be fairly obvious....
The 'missing link' - that genetic difference between homo sapiens and neandrthals, etc - is all the proof we need. Prior to 10,000 - 15,000 years BC, there is no evidence whatsoever that homo sapiens existed on this planet, only Neanderthals and other primates, sometimes referred to as our closest relatives/forebears, yet still genetically different. So where the heck did our unique species come from all of a sudden and from out of the blue, with no prior existence on this hunk of rock?
The answer is obvious....alien visitors arrived and either decided to stay or simply couldn't leave....thus we have who are referred to as Adam & Eve (the true origins of the human race).....their sons went off to find mates among the pre-existing female primates/Neanderthals....which is why some humans exhibit different complexions and appearances, have minor DNA/blood group variations.
Okay that's my story and I'm sticking to it....unless somebody can come up with something more plausible....and the irrefutable evidence to support it.
*****one can o' worms...opened******
The 'missing link' - that genetic difference between homo sapiens and neandrthals, etc - is all the proof we need. Prior to 10,000 - 15,000 years BC, there is no evidence whatsoever that homo sapiens existed on this planet, only Neanderthals and other primates, sometimes referred to as our closest relatives/forebears, yet still genetically different. So where the heck did our unique species come from all of a sudden and from out of the blue, with no prior existence on this hunk of rock?
The answer is obvious....alien visitors arrived and either decided to stay or simply couldn't leave....thus we have who are referred to as Adam & Eve (the true origins of the human race).....their sons went off to find mates among the pre-existing female primates/Neanderthals....which is why some humans exhibit different complexions and appearances, have minor DNA/blood group variations.
Okay that's my story and I'm sticking to it....unless somebody can come up with something more plausible....and the irrefutable evidence to support it.
*****one can o' worms...opened******
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Reply #61 Monday, June 12, 2006 1:04 PM