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Tuesday, 4 February 2014

Close Encounters

If we ever make contact with an alien species, it will be the greatest event in our history. Despite numerous reported sightings, testimonies of abductions, film footage and photographs, there still remains no firm evidence that we have ever had any genuine contact with extraterrestrials. 
This isn't to say that we won't at some point in our future actually make contact. However, if contact was to be made, it would probably involve them coming to us, rather than us travelling to them. Our technology is no way near sophisticated enough for us to travel the required distances to take us to potentially habitable planets. Alien technology might provide the necessary nohow. 

There still remains the possibility that they have already made the journey. If this is the case, then the obvious question that needs to be asked is why they have not made confirmed contact and attempted to communicate with us. Whilst scientists theorise an answer to this question, claiming that we are mere primitive barbarians in comparison to them and they are just playing with us in the same manner as a child would an ants' nest, I have an alternative theory.

If you consider are early attempts to conquer space, and even some of the more recent launches from new countries joining the space race, they often involved sending rockets up containing animals. These space craft frequently fail to return to Earth. Consequently, space is littered with space capsules containing the decaying remains of animals. Should any alien species encounter one of these whilst journeying to our planet, they would no doubt open it up and perform a few tests on the contents. The assumption could easily be made that either dogs or monkeys are the dominant species on our planet. Hence any contact would reap little reward for them. They would probably just dump the contents of their space toilet and set course for home.


30 comments:

  1. Down here we have dog crap littering our streets. Whilst space is littered with dog corpses.

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  2. The contents of an alien's space toilet doesn't bare thinking about

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    1. Do you think astronauts have ever encountered blue ice whilst space walking?

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    2. Are asteroids really the contents of alien toilets?

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  3. The smell would be awful when they open the space capsules. That would be enough to have them turn round and go home.

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  4. That mad orange bloke on Ancient Aliens thinks every relic is a result of alien contact

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    1. I can't believe anyone takes him seriously

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    2. I haven't actually seen this programme you've mentioned, but what about you, Mandy? Do you think that even a few of the strange artefacts that have been discovered in the earth could be of extraterrestrial origin? What is your take on the numerous, highly intricate "crop circles" that have been seen worldwide? I think it would be pretty awesome if it were true.

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    3. The artifacts maybe.....but I'm not buying into the crop circle thing.

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    4. I know students that make crop circles for a laugh.

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    5. I make crop circles. It's a laugh. I even had one on tv once.

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  5. The heavier elements like carbon which make up most of our composition could only be created in dying stars (super nova) We're made of stars as Carl Sagan once said. So we are aliens is what I'm saying :)

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  6. I've seen things in the sky that I cannot explain, but I would not be so bold as to claim I have seen a flying saucer

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    1. I'll explain them to you. They were probably birds.

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  7. Scientists and politicians seem obsessed with what we could gain from alien technology, but I'm more interested in what they can contribute in the way of new food sensations.

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  8. They are among us

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    1. I don't think I could go to one of his lectures and keep a straight face

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  9. not drugged no as they had to control the thrusters!

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    1. I don't doubt you Gary, as you seem to know what you are talking about, but I would like to know how a dog operates the thrusters, I can sort of imagine a monkey doing it, but not so sure about the dog.

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  10. North Korea are still trying to send animals up.

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  11. It's my dream to see a UFO.

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