UFOs and Aliens corner

[TimberWolf]

No air, but plenty of dust. Go very fast without any ‘protection’ and you’d be ripped apart.

Yeah lots of problems exist with interstellar travel unless there is new physics. I've heard (from a I think respectable source) that man will probably never get outside the solar system - ever. We could scatter our seed though.

[chef]

Yeah lots of problems exist with interstellar travel unless there is new physics. I've heard (from a I think respectable source) that man will probably never get outside the solar system - ever. We could scatter our seed though.

haven't even managed to hit the ceiling with mine yet..

.. oh i did once, but I was up pretty high in the first place.. your bum burns the lightbulb style girl

[Mich the Tester]

Yeah lots of problems exist with interstellar travel unless there is new physics. I've heard (from a I think respectable source) that man will probably never get outside the solar system - ever. We could scatter our seed though.

Apparently the porn star Mr Peter North is capable of scattering seed into farflung regions of the galaxy, but stupid bints keep sticking their faces in the way.

[Zippy]

Can one of you good people please roll another one for Alf?

[TimberWolf]

We could collect and cultivate swine flu and sent it into space so that it could seek out new life and civilisations and give them all a nasty cough.

[AlfredJPruffock]

Can one of you good people please roll another one for Alf?

Oi !

Trying to say Im making this up - about PACS and all ???

Sober as a Judge me.

http://www.iop.org/EJ/article/0067-0...a-fa7a85153ee5

[Zippy]

Forget my last post. Can someone please roll me one?

[AlfredJPruffock]

Forget my last post. Can someone please roll me one?

Its allright Zippy - I forgive you - you're only human.

[FSM with Cheddar]

Yeah lots of problems exist with interstellar travel unless there is new physics. I've heard (from a I think respectable source) that man will probably never get outside the solar system - ever. We could scatter our seed though.

Wrong:

There is a cosmonaught that is very close to leaving our solar system:

“It was a signal we recognised immediately as Morse code – SOS,” said Gian. But something about this signal was strange. It was moving slowly, as if the craft was not orbiting but was at a single point and slowly moving away from the Earth. The SOS faded into distant space.

Linky

[dang65]

Yeah lots of problems exist with interstellar travel unless there is new physics. I've heard (from a I think respectable source) that man will probably never get outside the solar system - ever. We could scatter our seed though.

It would take 100,000 years travelling at the speed of light just to get across the Milky Way. So, as you say, there would need to be some kind of new physics. But they're making up new stuff all the time, so someone will probably find the answer eventually.

I like the time travel theory myself; that the UFOs and aliens people keep seeing are actually future humans in time machines. Far easier to get your head round that one than the coincidence of other planets having evolved lifeforms pretty much identical to ourselves, give or take a stretched head here and there.