UFOs

[Justin Passing]

Ok, but I said “on” earth

Oh sure I'm not disputing that - that's just the start!

 

[aveatry]

The things not on earth are confounding the scientists.
Using the James Webb scope, we can look back to relatively close to the time of the Big Bang.
Scientists are pretty sure how long ago that was - there are about 4 ways to measure it, and they agree.

Buggeration is, that what we see is far more galaxies than we can explain out there/back then, and each would have taken far longer than the time they had, to form, according to our understanding.
They shouldn't be there.
So either we're wrong about the age of the universe , which throws our entire understanding of physics into the bin or
there was something around before the big bang. That appeals to me far more, but I don't fully understand about those 4 agreeing methods which make that impossible. Scientist are clinging to the big bang - our "cosmological model" because they DO trust the age of it.
Or there was a different set of laws of physics which allowed those galaxies to form really fast. Or something.

Maybe there were great concentrations of dark matter which produced incredibly strong gravitational fields which - obviously - affect time. I'm prattling above my pay grade now.

A researcher in the UK (Leicester?) called Lopez discovered it first, along with structures in what we can see of the universe, which again, shouldn't be there. ("Giant arc" etc).
Nobody has said yet, afaik, "but she was only a woman"!
TFFT!

There is also the theory that our whole universe is within a black hole.

 

[aveatry]

Hmm, well, the "void" is not just earth,

It includes our solar system
our galaxy
and about 100000 similar galaxies
and a load of smaller ones
All in our local supercluster of galaxies.
It's called Laika something, a bit like that dog.

so it's a little disingenuous to say that Earth stands out!

So now that you have seen the vid again that I posted for you of the relevant section are you still going with lens flare.

 

[Justin Passing]

I see you have been googling - ok its a void as in relation the rest of the universe

No, I had to teach GCSE Astronomy.
No it is NOT true to say that Earth is in a void in relation to anything, which is what you said. ""Oasis in the Desert"
Now you're BS ing. Going off at a tangent in a vain attempt to - I dunno what really. I think most just laugh at you and your drivlings

 

[Justin Passing]

So now that you have seen the vid again that I posted for you of the relevant section are you still going with lens flare.

I just told you, read it, that I didn't find it.
It isn't worth it tbh. Something came off the rocket, if it's as you describe it "hiding".
Suggesting that it's something mystical is puerile & pathetic tbh.

 

[aveatry]

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So instead of silly meams - have a look at the vid section I posted and tell us what you think it is.
Is it any wonder why and how a big secret can be held from the public when there are people not willing to ask questions and just do what they are told. You are doing "their " work for them.

 

[aveatry]

No, I had to teach GCSE Astronomy.
No it is NOT true to say that Earth is in a void in relation to anything, which is what you said. ""Oasis in the Desert"
Now you're BS ing. Going off at a tangent in a vain attempt to - I dunno what really. I think most just laugh at you and your drivlings

Earth could be sitting in the centre of a giant cosmic void, say scientists | BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Earth could be sitting in the centre of a giant cosmic void, according to astronomers. The theory could help resolve the Hubble tension.

www.skyatnightmagazine.com

I chose the sky at night version as your GCSE training probably only amounts to the sky at night. But there are other more in-depth explanations available.

 

[aveatry]

I just told you, read it, that I didn't find it.

I posted it again for you --- here have a look zoom in with your phone or pad

It isn't worth it tbh. Something came off the rocket,

Yes lots of stuff came off like heat shield tiles, Ice - it was all close by "flitting past" spinning - rotating but the object does not - it appears totally stationary from behind the starship as it rotates - the object does not move but the starship is rotating and "re-veils" it behind it

if it's as you describe it "hiding".

No I described it as appearing - why are you making up what I said

Suggesting that it's something mystical is puerile & pathetic tbh.

Why so negative and abusive - there is no need.

 

[Munroast]

There is also the theory that our whole universe is within a black hole.

man made climate change is made up nonsense
we all live inside a giant black hole
some mad theory about vaccines

any thing else you can add to this interesting list ?

 

[Justin Passing]

Appearing from behind = unhiding. Why make a fuss about something "made up" when there's nothing,

No I haven't seen anything which categorically can't be a lens effect.
You say it cannot be something which came off because it's not spinning. So this one isn't spinning. So what.

Why so negative and abusive

Because I think you're deluding yourself, being ridiculous, entertaining daft ideas about what you can't understand, etc.
You don't even try.
You seem to like to talk **** and live in a fantasy.
So what if it's not clear what the thing is?
so what are you suggesting it is?

That's being objective, not abusive, unless you want to take it that way.

You take something well known, lie about it for some weird motive known only to you
Then you go nit-picking words and off at tangents. That is just TROLLING.

 

[Justin Passing]

man made climate change is made up nonsense
we all live inside a giant black hole
some mad theory about vaccines

any thing else you can add to this interesting list ?

Wasn't there some made up waffle about passenger planes putting stuff into the exhausts for some unknown unspecified reason?

chose the sky at night version as your GCSE training probably only amounts to the sky at night.

More likely, I've dug into it a darned site more than you have. What you wrote was piffle, nowhere near right.
Did you know this "hole" is just a region a bit less dense, it's not a hole at all.
"Oasis In the desert" was an utterly ****tish thing to write.
Like most of your stuff.

 

[aveatry]

Wasn't there some made up waffle about passenger planes putting stuff into the exhausts for some unknown unspecified reason?


More likely, I've dug into it a darned site more than you have. What you wrote was piffle, nowhere near right.
Did you know this "hole" is just a region a bit less dense, it's not a hole at all.
"Oasis In the desert" was an utterly ****tish thing to write.
Like most of your stuff.

Don't take my word for it

Is Earth inside a huge void? 'Sound of Big Bang' hints so

Earth and our entire Milky Way galaxy may sit inside a mysterious giant hole which makes the cosmos expand faster here than in neighbouring regions of the universe, ...

www.ras.ac.uk

 

[Munroast]

If you like.

Its an actual theory
https://www.space.com/space-explora...pace-telescope-discovery-might-blow-your-mind

What mad theory have I said - clue _ I haven’t

So what do you make of the vid then.

would you not have to be very dense to live inside a black hole ? the singularity and all that ?


as to the vid, i looked rather small to be an alien ship ? but then again, in hitch-hikers guide there was the The alien races, G'Gugvuntts and the Vl'Hurgs. They travelled across space for millennia to attack Earth after a mistranslated phrase from Arthur Dent caused a massive misunderstanding, only for their entire joint battle fleet to be accidentally swallowed by a small dog due to a terrible miscalculation of scale.

 

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[Brigadier]

I absolutely believe that there is life beyond Earth.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was as close as Venus or Mars (although that would be problematic. From the point of view that it could and would be argued that such life might have originated on Earth, then spread there).

I'm with Brian Cox et al on this point : it is not unlikely that Earth hosts the only intelligent life in the Milky Way.

I'm with Brian Cox et al on this point too: the distances between galaxies are so unfathomably vast, it is unlikely that any life form will ever leave its own galaxy.

So, there's likely nothing in this galaxy to come and visit us, and anything from another galaxy likely could never leave there.
Ergo: no "little green men".


And I won't be watching random YouTube videos about UFOs for anything other than schitts and giggles. I'll wait for the peer-reviewed paper, if it ever comes.