Alien spaceships and the speed of light (aliens, ancient)

[guidoLaMoto]

Originally Posted by fisheye

One little thing that has always bothered me is how any advanced civilization would avoid collisions as its spaceships go faster and faster.

Every first responder & ER doc knows-- Speed Kills....

Caroll Shelby, designer of the Ford Cobra, among other cars, had a sign over his shop door--"Speed Costs Money. How Fast Do You Want To Go?"

[NatesDude]

Originally Posted by rstevens62

No one has yet provided any evidence that these things are coming from another planet out in space, Hollywood is the origin of this theory (back in the 50s), and then everyone just assumed UFOs must be from another planet out there somewhere.


How many UFO reports have you seen from space telescope viewers? Every single UFO report I have seen, the craft is seen in our skies.

Where then do they come ? Our own planet ? Where in our own planet is this advanced civilization with aircraft based at ?

[fisheye]

Originally Posted by guidoLaMoto

Every first responder & ER doc knows-- Speed Kills....

Caroll Shelby, designer of the Ford Cobra, among other cars, had a sign over his shop door--"Speed Costs Money. How Fast Do You Want To Go?"

Yes and No. We are moving in many directions at a very fast rate of speed. Stop our Earth from moving abruptly and we would all perish. In that case, you can say that speed saves lives!

[rstevens62]

Originally Posted by guidoLaMoto

Every first responder & ER doc knows-- Speed Kills....

Caroll Shelby, designer of the Ford Cobra, among other cars, had a sign over his shop door--"Speed Costs Money. How Fast Do You Want To Go?"

According to how its been described to me, its not so much as them 'going super fast'...instead of traveling from point A to point B, they somehow bring Point B to Point A and show up.

[rstevens62]

Originally Posted by NatesDude

Where then do they come ? Our own planet ? Where in our own planet is this advanced civilization with aircraft based at ?

My guess is, deep underground, in the depths of the oceans, or a location, that mankind is unaware of...


Its unlikely you could pull out a map and pin point the location.


The key point imo is, they are ALWAYS seen in our skies, never in outer space.

[sam812]

Originally Posted by rstevens62

My guess is, deep underground, in the depths of the oceans, or a location, that mankind is unaware of...


Its unlikely you could pull out a map and pin point the location.


The key point imo is, they are ALWAYS seen in our skies, never in outer space.

Not even sure how one would be seen in outer space except by pure luck. I have owned a very high end telescope and your field of view is very small. Then you have to figure in the speed of the earth plus it is spinning. To look at anything the telescope has to constantly be moving. If you have never looked through one I highly recommend it, it is beyond awesome. I sometimes get vertigo from the realization of how we are just on a spec of sand flying through space.

[ocpaul20]

Originally Posted by rstevens62

My guess is, deep underground, in the depths of the oceans, or a location, that mankind is unaware of...


Its unlikely you could pull out a map and pin point the location.


The key point imo is, they are ALWAYS seen in our skies, never in outer space.

Plenty of ISS movies of strange things. Of course, they are described as ice crystals flying off the ISS and being picked up by the camera which makes an ice crystal to be huge when it is close by. Thats a bit like Project Blue Book saying it was swamp gas or Venus. These things would not stay inside our atmosphere and are often seen speeding straight up into space at incredible speed and angle. So...they stop at the border of space do they? No, I think if you had the technology, then you would go where the technology could go - everywhere.

[rstevens62]

Originally Posted by sam812

Not even sure how one would be seen in outer space except by pure luck. I have owned a very high end telescope and your field of view is very small. Then you have to figure in the speed of the earth plus it is spinning. To look at anything the telescope has to constantly be moving. If you have never looked through one I highly recommend it, it is beyond awesome. I sometimes get vertigo from the realization of how we are just on a spec of sand flying through space.

There is a real time camera on the ISS 24/7...anyone can go watch at any time from their computer...How many people have reported 'UFOs' in the footage?

[rstevens62]

Originally Posted by ocpaul20

Plenty of ISS movies of strange things. Of course, they are described as ice crystals flying off the ISS and being picked up by the camera which makes an ice crystal to be huge when it is close by. Thats a bit like Project Blue Book saying it was swamp gas or Venus. These things would not stay inside our atmosphere and are often seen speeding straight up into space at incredible speed and angle. So...they stop at the border of space do they? No, I think if you had the technology, then you would go where the technology could go - everywhere.

Well, we see them going up, but we dont know if they are going into space.


I really dont think they are, but we need MORE information ultimately.

[temptation001]

If the aliens do travel really fast, how do their bodies not disintegrate? If a human travels too fast, won't the human body be nauseated, throw up, convulse, etc, or something? Can a human body even travel that fast without the matter coming apart?