No, I checked. Mac and me is definatly a true story.
Body of 'dead alien' found in Siberia
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Body of 'dead alien' found in Siberia
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Sorry my bad 
There are hundreds of billions of stars in our galaxy (the milky way) alone and there are billions of galaxies in our known universe. It's been calculated that there are about 100 stars in our universe for every 1 grain of sand on earth.
Smart money is on life out there
Lets hope they dont eat...I mean find us
Smart money is on life out there
Lets hope they dont eat...I mean find us
Alternatively, visitors might not be travelling forever across the void of space, they might simply be popping 'next door' as visitors from another dimension.
There was aven a B movie out some years ago which suggested that the aliens were, in fact, time travelling humans. The wizzened body we now associate with a typical alien is actually what happens to the human race after all the pollution, radiation etc.
It does seem that there has been a bit of an upsurge in UFO sightings in recent years, many captured on video.
Hardly surprising none of them land, get out & have a wander round though. A simple scan of the planet will tell them that the air is almost toxic, as is the water, not to mention the background radiation going off the scale.
It'd be like us taking the family out on a day trip to the public tip :yuck:
There was aven a B movie out some years ago which suggested that the aliens were, in fact, time travelling humans. The wizzened body we now associate with a typical alien is actually what happens to the human race after all the pollution, radiation etc.
It does seem that there has been a bit of an upsurge in UFO sightings in recent years, many captured on video.
Hardly surprising none of them land, get out & have a wander round though. A simple scan of the planet will tell them that the air is almost toxic, as is the water, not to mention the background radiation going off the scale.
It'd be like us taking the family out on a day trip to the public tip :yuck:
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I love the way low level radiation is such a bogeyman. There are parts of the world where the natural backgrounds is much higher than elsewhere. In parts of Iran where the levels are 55 to 200 times higher yet they have fewer cancers than most of us. http://www.angelfire.com/mo/radioadaptive/ramsar.html
Do we avoid flying because the radiation levels are higher (and they are considerably so)?. Of course not. In fact aircrews have a statistically lower cancer rate than non aircrews. We evolved to live with it to the extent that low level radiation is probably more protective than harmful.
Ultra violet is radiation. Stand in the sunshine for a short while every day and your body makes all the vitamin D it needs. Sit & cook for hours and you get skin cancer.
Do we avoid flying because the radiation levels are higher (and they are considerably so)?. Of course not. In fact aircrews have a statistically lower cancer rate than non aircrews. We evolved to live with it to the extent that low level radiation is probably more protective than harmful.
Ultra violet is radiation. Stand in the sunshine for a short while every day and your body makes all the vitamin D it needs. Sit & cook for hours and you get skin cancer.
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