| I believe they have visited earth | 37% | 37% - 14 | ||||
| I do not believe | 5% | 5% - 2 | ||||
| I believe in life elsewhere but no UFO's reaching earth | 51% | 51% - 19 | ||||
| I neither believe in life elsewhere or UFO's | 5% | 5% - 2 | ||||
| Total: 37 | ||||||
No I just can't make the small work with the big. . I don't know if you get natgeo over there. They had some cool shows on tonight. I dvr'd them .AussieReaper wrote:
That's the problem though kmar, you might understand the cosmos but your laws don't work smaller than the sub-atomic level.Kmarion wrote:
lol.. remember who you are talking to when referring to the cosmos.
this is the most idiotic comment I've ever seen here.Mitch wrote:
I agree, amazing amazing feats of engineering.AussieReaper wrote:
Egyptian
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/ufo-history-016.jpg
Mayan
http://yogini.files.wordpress.com/2007/ … yramid.jpg
And Aztec
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/70/19992 … 40cb96.jpg
Do you see now, Mitch?
Side of the great pyramid lines up with north more accuratly than possible with current machinery.
OH and dont forget Easter Island. How the fuck human life even got on the hidden ass island is beyond me.
Shut up. I heard it in a video about egypt on history channel.Miggle wrote:
this is the most idiotic comment I've ever seen here.Mitch wrote:
I agree, amazing amazing feats of engineering.AussieReaper wrote:
Egyptian
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/ufo-history-016.jpg
Mayan
http://yogini.files.wordpress.com/2007/ … yramid.jpg
And Aztec
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/70/19992 … 40cb96.jpg
Do you see now, Mitch?
Side of the great pyramid lines up with north more accuratly than possible with current machinery.
OH and dont forget Easter Island. How the fuck human life even got on the hidden ass island is beyond me.
First of all, "north" has moved since the pyramids were built.
Second of all, if modern machinery can't tell north as accurately as the pyramids, how do they prove that its accurate?
And as for easter island, ever heard of canoes? That's how they got to hawaii...
Last edited by Mitch (2009-02-19 22:04:17)
Ok, you're wrong for starters, it's only about 1300 miles away from the Pitcairn Islands.Mitch wrote:
Shut up. I heard it in a video about egypt on history channel.Miggle wrote:
this is the most idiotic comment I've ever seen here.Mitch wrote:
I agree, amazing amazing feats of engineering.
Side of the great pyramid lines up with north more accuratly than possible with current machinery.
OH and dont forget Easter Island. How the fuck human life even got on the hidden ass island is beyond me.
First of all, "north" has moved since the pyramids were built.
Second of all, if modern machinery can't tell north as accurately as the pyramids, how do they prove that its accurate?
And as for easter island, ever heard of canoes? That's how they got to hawaii...
and easter island is 2000 miles from the nearest island, and its only a total of 150 sq miles in size.
thats a small ass island to accidently find, especially since easter island was discovered in the 1750's by eurofags but it already had a dieing civilization on it.
incase your confused i meant how did that original civ. get on that island. ffs a 2000 mile raft trip in the 13,14,1500's or less isn't easy
Yeah mitch thing is, i'm doing a university degree in Geography, and we covered Easter Island about 10 weeks ago as part of a human evolution module.Mitch wrote:
Shut up. I heard it in a video about egypt on history channel.Miggle wrote:
this is the most idiotic comment I've ever seen here.Mitch wrote:
I agree, amazing amazing feats of engineering.
Side of the great pyramid lines up with north more accuratly than possible with current machinery.
OH and dont forget Easter Island. How the fuck human life even got on the hidden ass island is beyond me.
First of all, "north" has moved since the pyramids were built.
Second of all, if modern machinery can't tell north as accurately as the pyramids, how do they prove that its accurate?
And as for easter island, ever heard of canoes? That's how they got to hawaii...
and easter island is 2000 miles from the nearest island, and its only a total of 150 sq miles in size.
thats a small ass island to accidently find, especially since easter island was discovered in the 1750's by eurofags but it already had a dieing civilization on it.
incase your confused i meant how did that original civ. get on that island. ffs a 2000 mile raft trip in the 13,14,1500's or less isn't easy
Last edited by FatherTed (2009-02-19 22:12:28)
Last edited by KEN-JENNINGS (2009-02-19 22:17:16)
jump was polynesia (islands around), earliest estimates at 300ce, with more conservative figures sitting around 600-700ce. the statues were just monuments to important (dead) people, and they had to travel between 3200km and 2000km to get there, via canoe.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Easter Island natives migrated from other islands. I think the jump point was the Solomons? Can't remember...
Mitch, read "Demon Haunted World" to get some good insight on UFOs. It was written by Carl Sagan, one of the main propenants of the SETI project. It really is a great book. You aren't going to find the answers you seek on an internet forum.
We don't really know what the statues were for, but the leading theory is that they were homages to tribal leaders who controlled desirable land. The fact that statues were deserted half-done in the quarries and that the platforms to hold the statues align with traditional territories (split into 12 to form a pie with the center of the island as a focal point) is kind of a testament to that. Solomon Islands are a part of Polynesia btw. And earliest reliable dates for settling is around AD900.FatherTed wrote:
jump was polynesia (islands around), earliest estimates at 300ce, with more conservative figures sitting around 600-700ce. the statues were just monuments to important (dead) people, and they had to travel between 3200km and 2000km to get there, via canoe.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Easter Island natives migrated from other islands. I think the jump point was the Solomons? Can't remember...
Mitch, read "Demon Haunted World" to get some good insight on UFOs. It was written by Carl Sagan, one of the main propenants of the SETI project. It really is a great book. You aren't going to find the answers you seek on an internet forum.
So say my lecture notes.
Last edited by KEN-JENNINGS (2009-02-19 22:24:10)
like i said, lecture notesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
We don't really know what the statues were for, but the leading theory is that they were homages to tribal leaders who controlled desirable land. The fact that statues were deserted half-done in the quarries and that the platforms to hold the statues align with traditional territories (split into 12 to form a pie with the center of the island as a focal point) is kind of a testament to that. Solomon Islands are a part of Polynesia btw. And earliest reliable dates for settling is around AD900. My research > your research.FatherTed wrote:
jump was polynesia (islands around), earliest estimates at 300ce, with more conservative figures sitting around 600-700ce. the statues were just monuments to important (dead) people, and they had to travel between 3200km and 2000km to get there, via canoe.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Easter Island natives migrated from other islands. I think the jump point was the Solomons? Can't remember...
Mitch, read "Demon Haunted World" to get some good insight on UFOs. It was written by Carl Sagan, one of the main propenants of the SETI project. It really is a great book. You aren't going to find the answers you seek on an internet forum.
So say my lecture notes.
Space time can be manipulated by gravity.Ajax_the_Great1 wrote:
There's no element in the universe that would allow some lifeform from another planted to reach us.
Stop watching star trek.AussieReaper wrote:
Space time can be manipulated by gravity.Ajax_the_Great1 wrote:
There's no element in the universe that would allow some lifeform from another planted to reach us.
We have the ability to create black holes.
It is theoretically possible.
Yeah but... QuB lecture notes.FatherTed wrote:
like i said, lecture notesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
We don't really know what the statues were for, but the leading theory is that they were homages to tribal leaders who controlled desirable land. The fact that statues were deserted half-done in the quarries and that the platforms to hold the statues align with traditional territories (split into 12 to form a pie with the center of the island as a focal point) is kind of a testament to that. Solomon Islands are a part of Polynesia btw. And earliest reliable dates for settling is around AD900. My research > your research.FatherTed wrote:
jump was polynesia (islands around), earliest estimates at 300ce, with more conservative figures sitting around 600-700ce. the statues were just monuments to important (dead) people, and they had to travel between 3200km and 2000km to get there, via canoe.
So say my lecture notes.
lulzUzique wrote:
Yeah but... QuB lecture notes.FatherTed wrote:
like i said, lecture notesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
We don't really know what the statues were for, but the leading theory is that they were homages to tribal leaders who controlled desirable land. The fact that statues were deserted half-done in the quarries and that the platforms to hold the statues align with traditional territories (split into 12 to form a pie with the center of the island as a focal point) is kind of a testament to that. Solomon Islands are a part of Polynesia btw. And earliest reliable dates for settling is around AD900. My research > your research.
Yeah but, 9am lecture after the biggest night out in the week lecture notes lol. attendance was baaaaaad for that module.Uzique wrote:
Yeah but... QuB lecture notes.FatherTed wrote:
like i said, lecture notesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
We don't really know what the statues were for, but the leading theory is that they were homages to tribal leaders who controlled desirable land. The fact that statues were deserted half-done in the quarries and that the platforms to hold the statues align with traditional territories (split into 12 to form a pie with the center of the island as a focal point) is kind of a testament to that. Solomon Islands are a part of Polynesia btw. And earliest reliable dates for settling is around AD900. My research > your research.
james@alienware wrote:
Zoltan!
That we know of. It's weak minded to state what you just said. There may be dimentions we cannot even comprehend (and its more likely there is)Ajax_the_Great1 wrote:
There's no element in the universe that would allow some lifeform from another planted to reach us.
