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Originally Posted by NatesDude
I am curious how those who believe aliens are visiting us think they have overcome the speed of light limitations of travel throughout the universe.
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Congratulations for your False Dilemma Fallacy.
Extra-terrestrials are under no obligation to come from other galaxies, nor are they obligated to travel throughout the universe.
Your government believes as I believe, that they come from our very own Milky Way and specifically from the same region of the Milky Way as Earth, meaning this part of the spiral arm of the Milky Way.
Lest you forget, there are 10,000 G-, K- and M-Class Stars within 50 light years of Earth and the formation of all G-, K-, and M-Class Stars results in the creation of terrestrial planets and the ability to support life.
Extra-terrestrials need not over come the issue of "speed of light limitations."
They only need to achieve speeds fast enough for reasonable travel.
Logic dictates that all extra-terrestrial vehicles can travel at least 40,000 MPH, since that is the speed necessary to escape the gravitational pull of solar systems with G-, K-, and M-Class Stars.
Granted, that is a far cry from the 670 Million MPH that is the speed of light, but there is no law that says if you can't travel at the speed of light you have to sit in a corner and sulk.
Doesn't NASA use the Earth, Moon and Mars to accelerate the speed of their spacecraft?
Yes, they do/have.
Why couldn't extra-terrestrials use their own sun to accelerate their spacecraft?
According to NASA, they can, and they can use solar systems, neutron stars and black holes.
They won't reach the speed of light, but then, they don't have to. They just have to reach a speed that is conducive to space travel.
Consider the black triangle ETVs have a frequency of 20-22 years.
Assuming they can travel at half the speed of light, that suggests their home world is 10-11 light years away.
Or maybe 20-22 light years away, they just signal their home world upon departure and more ETVs are sent to Earth and they exchange data en route so they can follow up on whatever it was they were doing here.