I thought that historians claimed it was head wrapping as infants that created that egg shape. That and also they claimed that a certain genetic line had heads like that.

"Certain genetic line," could be alien in origin, of course.

Even our normal heads are not normal compared to other apes. We have highly developed frontal lobes, as aliens (the way they're portrayed) do compared to us. When and how did we get our big heads?

The bible describes a woman's pain of childbirth being worsened, which I assume is because of our big heads

But of course!

I don't mean to give that impression. I think it's fun to talk about, because despite all the "evidence" I truly believe it's mostly just speculation, hoaxes, & unanswered questions. There are far more questions about the universe than there are answers.

But actually only the middle comment is a joke. I'm serious about the moon facing away from the earth. I have always thought it was a strange coincidence that the it revolves & rotates at the exact same speed as the earth's rotation.

And even the comment about the alien moon base is half serious. I am laughing at the lack of sophistication of humans that aliens merely need to hide on the back side of the moon. They don't need invisible ships. They could have been watching us for millions of years, because it took us until 1959 to see the back of the moon.

I was serious about the Egyptian art. It's very interesting that some of the figures look like our common notion of what aliens look like.

I don't deny that aliens could have been involved in our evolution. Something made us different than other animals, and taught us stuff like how to build the pyramids (mysterious knowledge that we don't even have today).

I just haven't seen convincing evidence of alien involvement that could not have possibly been a hoax. Where did the quote from Neil Armstrong come from? If I saw those words come out of his mouth it would be VERY convincing. But reading a quote on the internet doesn't mean that much to me.

So I don't believe it yet, but I am very interested in it.

peep this:
http://www.alien-ufo-pict...tures.html

yeah I just can't be convinced by stuff like that. it could be a speck of dust, or a glare. They're all blurry.

Unidentified Objects? Yes. Alien spacecrafts? I don't think that's clear.

That is not much 2 go on.....look at the site itself. The Armstrong quote and more is there.

But a quote is just a quote and nothing more.

I'm not trying 2 convince u.....this info or website certainly won't convince anyone.

But a quote is just a quote and nothing more.

I'm not trying 2 convince u.....this info or website certainly won't convince anyone.

http://video.google.com/v...+ufo&hl=en

definitely. People will see what they want to see based on what they already believe. Not too different from religion, actually

No doubt about it. I know a few folks that have taken more than a few flights on Janet Airlines. That is about all I can tell u.

Janet Airlines? what's that?

Janet Airlines? what's that?

Janet Airlines? what's that?

Why would officials deny should a thing?

No doubt about it. I know a few folks that have taken more than a few flights on Janet Airlines. That is about all I can tell u.

The top one looks a little too perfect to be real, but they are interesting certainly. The bottom one is peruvian, right? I've always thought it was interesting to see the egyptian paintings that show alien looking people

I thought that historians claimed it was head wrapping as infants that created that egg shape. That and also they claimed that a certain genetic line had heads like that.

There is no evidence so far that we've ever been visited outside of fanciful conjecture based on ancient civilization drawings and a modern phenomenon of die-hard 'witnesses' who are unable to really show anything concrete. So, I'm not willing to say they haven't visited us, but I would need to see evidence to say that the have.


That being said, I absolutely believe in the existing of extra-terrestrial life on other planets. I also believe that given the right circumstances and environments (which thanks to what we know about extremophiles is quite a large number of environments), that life is eventual in some form or another. Even if the chances are extremely, infinitesimally small that organic molecules accidentally fuse and form self-replicating structures that eventually lead to RNA, cells, etc. and eventually to walking fish , the fact that the Universe is unfathomably huge, means there has to be countless of planets with life, and countless planets with civilizations on them.

Now, whether they're clever enough to break Einstein's speed vs. mass paradox, I wouldn't be able to even guess. Though it is hoped they could.

It's the Fermi paradox

http://www.fermisparadox.com/