Current Events > NASA investigating 10,000 year old cave painting depicting UFOs and aliens

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https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/weird-news/681762/Alien-news-NASA-ISRO-prehistoric-paintings-UFO-discovered-India-Charama-spaceship-video

More proof here that aliens were involved in ancient civilizations.
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Omg
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@Vegy
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We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.
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Fake as FUCK
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MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Quetzalcoatl was one of them.
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ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?
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MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Ever read the Mahabharata?
It contain details about airplanes and nukes.
And they have found old ruins in India that contains extremely high level of radioactive ashes.
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ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

If we think in terms of our current technology, definitely... But I'd say it's at least possible that there is some civilization out there that has figured out how to traverse such distances in a relatively short time with much more advanced technology.
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Man its such a fascinating thing to wonder about
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CableZL posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

If we think in terms of our current technology, definitely... But I'd say it's at least possible that there is some civilization out there that has figured out how to traverse such distances in a relatively short time with much more advanced technology.

and the larger the universe the less chance we ever have of meeting even if that means there are more civilizations

The more rational explanation is that this is a bunch of balogna written by people who desperately need there to be some greater purpose to life

But sure, a highly advanced race of aliens visited a bunch of backwoods monkeys and showed them stuff instead of consuming the resources on this planet

Despite there being zero evidence of their presence on this planet or in the observable universe
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NASA has zero reason to explore or research this cave at all.
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__Cam__ posted...

NASA has zero reason to explore or research this cave at all.

Science is a reason
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my uncle is a janitor as nasa and he confirms this
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the universe is fucking large.

it's hard enough to send a man to the moon at 240000 miles.

imagine sending someone to a another star system that is 2400000000000000000000 miles away

It's pretty obvious that the pyramids were built by something other than man. The precision involved in the construction is something right out of science fiction. Let's just hope that they are still as benevolent as they were back then. Because honestly if an alien race wanted to, they could just wipe us out and take over with minimal effort.
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ilovuuu posted...

the universe is fucking large.

it's hard enough to send a man to the moon at 240000 miles.

imagine sending someone to a another star system that is 2400000000000000000000 miles away

Exactly. We are nowhere near the technology level to do so. But it just makes me wonder if others have found the ability to travel that far, know of our existence, and just choose not to communicate with us. Kind of like that South Park episode lol
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Sounds like a waste of tax money
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NASA, lol.

"Holy crap UFO drawings. Who are those spacey rocket guys again? Call them up, STAT!"
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EnragedSlith posted...

But sure, a highly advanced race of aliens visited a bunch of backwoods monkeys and showed them stuff instead of consuming the resources on this planet

Why do you assume our resources are valuable? If beings really have figured out how to traverse the universe and visited us they probably can get what we have anywhere.
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ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years.

If an advanced civilization could go to another star in just a couple of years, why wouldnt they?
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You can find similar shit on Mayan temples. It's what led to the book, "Chariots of the Gods".

Foppe posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years.

If an advanced civilization could go to another star in just a couple of years, why wouldnt they?

do any of those things exist and are they all completely possible?

voldothegr8 posted...

EnragedSlith posted...

But sure, a highly advanced race of aliens visited a bunch of backwoods monkeys and showed them stuff instead of consuming the resources on this planet

Why do you assume our resources are valuable? If beings really have figured out how to traverse the universe and visited us they probably can get what we have anywhere.

It's also possible that they did take resources. Some elements that would have led to us having space travel by now, and they took it to keep us locked down here.
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CableZL posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

If we think in terms of our current technology, definitely... But I'd say it's at least possible that there is some civilization out there that has figured out how to traverse such distances in a relatively short time with much more advanced technology.

One theory is that if anyone had that sort of technology, much of the universe would already be colonized by now.

It's been proposed that there could be a rate limiting measure in place where a species is wiped out (say by their own hand via nuclear war, resource drain/mismanagement, etc or natural causes) before becoming advanced enough for interstellar travel.

I'd say it makes sense, since I very much doubt that we'll be around long enough to make it anywhere more significant than say.. Mars. >_>
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This was 3 years ago
Makes no mention of NASA intending to investigate, only being asked to.
Article from a tabloid
Nothingburger. Move along
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Ultima Dragon posted...

CableZL posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

If we think in terms of our current technology, definitely... But I'd say it's at least possible that there is some civilization out there that has figured out how to traverse such distances in a relatively short time with much more advanced technology.

One theory is that if anyone had that sort of technology, much of the universe would already be colonized by now.

It's been proposed that there could be a rate limiting measure in place where a species is wiped out (say by their own hand via nuclear war, resource drain/mismanagement, etc or natural causes) before becoming advanced enough for interstellar travel.

I'd say it makes sense, since I very much doubt that we'll be around long enough to make it anywhere more significant than say.. Mars. >_>

Fermi paradox.

or the great filter.

I just think the great filter happens to be the vastness of space.

ilovuuu posted...

Foppe posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years.

If an advanced civilization could go to another star in just a couple of years, why wouldnt they?

do any of those things exist and are they all completely possible?

Physically and mathematically they all work to our knowledge.
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EvalAngell posted...

It's pretty obvious that the pyramids were built by something other than man. The precision involved in the construction is something right out of science fiction. Let's just hope that they are still as benevolent as they were back then. Because honestly if an alien race wanted to, they could just wipe us out and take over with minimal effort.

Nah, they just used the pyramids as their hunting grounds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SST5NjFSYEo

Foppe posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years.

If an advanced civilization could go to another star in just a couple of years, why wouldnt they?

But there is a limit of how fast you can and the unrealistic needs of energy to get something like warp to be done in practice.

If their planet is even just a 10000 LY away, it is really almost impossible to travel effectively unless they have something like generation ship or suspended animation.
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I'm not saying it was aliens









But it was aliens
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EvalAngell posted...

It's pretty obvious that the pyramids were built by something other than man. The precision involved in the construction is something right out of science fiction. Let's just hope that they are still as benevolent as they were back then. Because honestly if an alien race wanted to, they could just wipe us out and take over with minimal effort.

Yes, the rational explanation for something you dont understand is magic instead of all the research at your disposal that details how they did it

all the way down to how they cut the rock and the socioeconomic conditions that enabled the constructions

And how come metallurgy, for instance, advanced as slow as it did and concurrently across civilizations if the aliens only visited one group. Youd think theyd have taught the Egyptians about alloys and how to efficiently make them. And why the different and inefficient forging techniques across the globe
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Alpha Centauri is only 4.37 lightyears away.
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Foppe posted...

Alpha Centauri is only 4.37 lightyears away.

24 trillion miles.

apolloooo posted...

Foppe posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years.

If an advanced civilization could go to another star in just a couple of years, why wouldnt they?

But there is a limit of how fast you can and the unrealistic needs of energy to get something like warp to be done in practice.

If their planet is even just a 10000 LY away, it is really almost impossible to travel effectively unless they have something like generation ship or suspended animation.

Maybe the live much, much longer than us.
Who knows?
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ilovuuu posted...

Foppe posted...

Alpha Centauri is only 4.37 lightyears away.

24 trillion miles.

Still a lot closer than 10000 LY.
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EnragedSlith posted...

EvalAngell posted...

It's pretty obvious that the pyramids were built by something other than man. The precision involved in the construction is something right out of science fiction. Let's just hope that they are still as benevolent as they were back then. Because honestly if an alien race wanted to, they could just wipe us out and take over with minimal effort.

Yes, the rational explanation for something you dont understand is magic instead of all the research at your disposal that details how they did it

all the way down to how they cut the rock and the socioeconomic conditions that enabled the constructions

And how come metallurgy, for instance, advanced as slow as it did and concurrently across civilizations if the aliens only visited one group. Youd think theyd have taught the Egyptians about alloys and how to efficiently make them. And why the different and inefficient forging techniques across the globe

Please. As we saw in Signs, Aliens had trouble opening a wooden door.

LordRazziel posted...

apolloooo posted...

Foppe posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

ilovuuu posted...

MrK3V posted...

We're not alone obvi

a giant ass universe, there's no way we're the only planet with people.

yes it's a giant ass universe. so large that there can be billions of civilizations that are too far away to meet.

Sucks that we don't have the tech to meet them!

Do you think people know of our existence because they are technologically superior?

I'm just a pessimistic layman.

but here's the thing.

the nearest star is 24 trillion miles away.

I don't think we have visitors or will ever become visitors because of this

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years.

If an advanced civilization could go to another star in just a couple of years, why wouldnt they?

But there is a limit of how fast you can and the unrealistic needs of energy to get something like warp to be done in practice.

If their planet is even just a 10000 LY away, it is really almost impossible to travel effectively unless they have something like generation ship or suspended animation.

Maybe the live much, much longer than us.
Who knows?

Maybe they're robots who overthrew their organic masters, like the Cylons.

Made me think of http://www.terrybisson.com/page6/page6.html , a classic.
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EnragedSlith posted...

EvalAngell posted...

It's pretty obvious that the pyramids were built by something other than man. The precision involved in the construction is something right out of science fiction. Let's just hope that they are still as benevolent as they were back then. Because honestly if an alien race wanted to, they could just wipe us out and take over with minimal effort.

Yes, the rational explanation for something you dont understand is magic instead of all the research at your disposal that details how they did it

all the way down to how they cut the rock and the socioeconomic conditions that enabled the constructions

And how come metallurgy, for instance, advanced as slow as it did and concurrently across civilizations if the aliens only visited one group. Youd think theyd have taught the Egyptians about alloys and how to efficiently make them. And why the different and inefficient forging techniques across the globe

Never said that construction of the pyramids is "magic." But I will never believe that simple men were able to lift stone blocks that weigh 10 tons and place them perfectly in correlation with the Earth's axis.
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Maybe they're organic robots.

They were robots at one time and then through observation of wildlife they came to understand the advantages of organic matter and began to use cloning to develop new body parts that could be controlled electrically. Over time, they slowly began to change their power source to an internal chemical system fueled by other organic matter and even began to offload computing power to organic components until they were eventually indistinguishable from organic lifeforms.

And maybe we were one of their prototyoes.
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As far as seeing alien technology in ancient art, it's likely the same reason we se things in clouds and The Virgin Mary in stains, and the like.
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DevsBro posted...

Maybe they're organic robots.

They were robots at one time and then through observation of wildlife they came to understand the advantages of organic matter and began to use cloning to develop new body parts that could be controlled electrically. Over time, they slowly began to change their power source to an internal chemical system fueled by other organic matter and even began to offload computing power to organic components until they were eventually indistinguishable from organic lifeforms.

And maybe we were one of their prototyoes.

But enough about 2004 Battlestar Galactica.

EvalAngell posted...

Never said that construction of the pyramids is "magic." But I will never believe that simple men were able to lift stone blocks that weigh 10 tons and place them perfectly in correlation with the Earth's axis.

Why are you assuming they were simple men? There were highly intelligent people back then. You think our era has a monopoly on minds like Einstein? That's silly.
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Foppe posted...

Fusion Rockets can go to Alpha Centauri in 36 years.
A laser sail with a sail that is 320 km (200 miles) in diameter would need just over 12 years. Meanwhile, a sail measuring about 965 km (600 miles) in diameter would arrive in just under 9 years.
An antimatter engine would need 8 years.
The Alcubierre Warp Bubble can do it in less than 4 years

This is technology from quite far into the future, fam.
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shrooms and other natural psychedelics still existed 10,000 years ago, guys

Ammonitida posted...

DevsBro posted...

Maybe they're organic robots.

They were robots at one time and then through observation of wildlife they came to understand the advantages of organic matter and began to use cloning to develop new body parts that could be controlled electrically. Over time, they slowly began to change their power source to an internal chemical system fueled by other organic matter and even began to offload computing power to organic components until they were eventually indistinguishable from organic lifeforms.

And maybe we were one of their prototyoes.

But enough about 2004 Battlestar Galactica.

Ha, did they do that? I've never seen the show. I just made that up off the top of my head to be absurd.
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