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NEWSFLASH! Stephen hawking-Alien Invasion!
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Talking of the Alien prequels, did anybody read Stephen Hawkins theory of how if we contacted an alien species it could be trouble for us. He describes how they could plunder us dry if they arrived uninvited and made a reference to how Christopher Columbus did the same thing with the native Indians when he eventually found the New World.
Do you think it is possible that another form of life would come here and disrupt and corrupt our tiny planet?
Do you think it is possible that another form of life would come here and disrupt and corrupt our tiny planet?
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(and he's nowhere near the first to have expressed that point of view)
(and he's nowhere near the first to have expressed that point of view)
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NASA wouldn't need to transmit anything to reveal our location to most the universe,
We as a planet produce hundreds of thousands of radio transmissions that don't just stop at the edge of our atmosphere, they will all escape into space and directions wouldn't need to be transmitted, it's very easy to work out what direction a radio signal is coming from and with two separate sites receiving it is even easier to triangulate the precise position of the origin.
Nasa themselves also operate a deep space radio network for transmitting to far away space craft and receive signals back from them, this too would be detectable by any other being right across the universe (given enough time) and again, no details would need to be included in the transmissions for the exact position of their origin to be worked out.
We as a planet produce hundreds of thousands of radio transmissions that don't just stop at the edge of our atmosphere, they will all escape into space and directions wouldn't need to be transmitted, it's very easy to work out what direction a radio signal is coming from and with two separate sites receiving it is even easier to triangulate the precise position of the origin.
Nasa themselves also operate a deep space radio network for transmitting to far away space craft and receive signals back from them, this too would be detectable by any other being right across the universe (given enough time) and again, no details would need to be included in the transmissions for the exact position of their origin to be worked out.
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