marklaruk
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http://www.break.com/index/the_earth_is_very_small.html
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liamC
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I am in no doubt that there HAS to be some other form of life outside of our Earth. I'd be very surprised if there isn't.
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marklaruk
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lol u think so when u see stuff like that...
tis quite amazing really when it looked into that part of the night sky
[Edited on 13-11-2006 by marklaruk]
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andy1868
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thats a cool video, two thumbs fresh 
although it is also alittle sad, nobody in our lifetime could possibly travel to them 
[Edited on 13-11-2006 by andy1868]
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Whittie
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Jesus.
Guess it does make you think about other life etc etc.
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LeeM
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quote:
Originally posted by liamC
I am in no doubt that there HAS to be some other form of life outside of our Earth. I'd be very surprised if there isn't.
its extremely ignorant to think there isnt other life out there. it really makes me wonder what other forms of intelligent life must be like though
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Nath
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_Allan_
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quote:
Originally posted by lee_wee
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Originally posted by liamC
I am in no doubt that there HAS to be some other form of life outside of our Earth. I'd be very surprised if there isn't.
its extremely ignorant to think there isnt other life out there. it really makes me wonder what other forms of intelligent life must be like though
Ignorant and Arrogant!. It's possible that intelligent forms of life would be in a form we would find difficult to understand or comprehend.
There is too many possible solar systems, planets, stars etc... for us to be the only one with forms of life. Even our own solar system could have undiscovered intelligent life. Our own system is big enough for it to take many life times to map/explore. It seems uncomprehensible to imagine the number of planets able to sustain/provide life.
As humans we like to tidy up odds and ends and have explanations for things we do not understand. Space and the universe could be the most difficult thing to grasp on our place or purpose etc... If you think of space as a vast area then at the end there is a solid wall all the way around, what is on the other side of the wall?, Where does it end?.
 
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liamC
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quote:
Originally posted by lee_wee
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Originally posted by liamC
I am in no doubt that there HAS to be some other form of life outside of our Earth. I'd be very surprised if there isn't.
its extremely ignorant to think there isnt other life out there. it really makes me wonder what other forms of intelligent life must be like though
You never know - we could actually be in a big game that we don't know about - a sort of bigger version of 'The Sims' with people (or things) controlling us.
Some alien 50 billion light years away has me sitting at my computer at the minute. Soon he's going to press the 'Sleep' button and send me to bed. I know this as he's done this for years and years now.
Better not say anything offensive incase he kills me.  
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LeeM
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ha ha, nice theory there mate
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ed
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Damn it, you have set my mind off again. I wont get any sleep because I will be trying to figure out impossible physics all night now 
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Cybermonkey
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quote:
Originally posted by liamC
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Originally posted by lee_wee
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Originally posted by liamC
I am in no doubt that there HAS to be some other form of life outside of our Earth. I'd be very surprised if there isn't.
its extremely ignorant to think there isnt other life out there. it really makes me wonder what other forms of intelligent life must be like though
You never know - we could actually be in a big game that we don't know about - a sort of bigger version of 'The Sims' with people (or things) controlling us.
Some alien 50 billion light years away has me sitting at my computer at the minute. Soon he's going to press the 'Sleep' button and send me to bed. I know this as he's done this for years and years now.
Better not say anything offensive incase he kills me.
50 billion light years? it is widely accepted that the observable universe is 13.7 billion light years across
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Robin
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OBSERVABLE Spunky  might go a hell of a lot further.
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John
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Even compared to the size and age of the universe, the chances of life just popping up like it did on earth is surprisingly small.
I recommend having a read at The Blind Watchmaker.
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Adam
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quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey
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Originally posted by liamC
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Originally posted by lee_wee
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Originally posted by liamC
I am in no doubt that there HAS to be some other form of life outside of our Earth. I'd be very surprised if there isn't.
its extremely ignorant to think there isnt other life out there. it really makes me wonder what other forms of intelligent life must be like though
You never know - we could actually be in a big game that we don't know about - a sort of bigger version of 'The Sims' with people (or things) controlling us.
Some alien 50 billion light years away has me sitting at my computer at the minute. Soon he's going to press the 'Sleep' button and send me to bed. I know this as he's done this for years and years now.
Better not say anything offensive incase he kills me.
50 billion light years? it is widely accepted that the observable universe is 13.7 billion light years across
what is at the end of the universe?
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Robin
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a restaurant.
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danny_vx
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This topic almost always pops up during a dope smoking session 
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Jules S
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I saw another vid the other day...and found this thread when searching to see if it was a pearoast.
Still interesting though
http://sizeofworldse.ytmnd.com/
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Bonney
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Its amazing that, You dont realise how big it all is up there
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CorsAsh
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The earth is hollow and people in there mod their Corsas too. But more tastefully.
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Robin
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If you don't like the earth.......
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Hoddo
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
If you don't like the earth.......
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CorsAsh
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I know, I know.
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Superlite Ltd.
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Someone posted a .gif that was better than that. Had all the biggest stars and stuff. That was cool
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DannyB
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quote:
Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
Someone posted a .gif that was better than that. Had all the biggest stars and stuff. That was cool
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