Yep, that it is and with a few who really know what they are talking about and could teach you and others here a few tricks as they already have with me.OK so it was a case of try again. Glad you are so very approved over wherever. Top site no doubt!
Yes, Long Bay Jail is full of innocents who have been wrongly convicted!
Thanks for the welcome firstly....Just an assumption that any species having achieved inter stellar flight, would be rather intelligent and obviously really want for nothing and not have anything to fear from us....Then simply asking the next logical question as to why over a hundred years or so of thousands of recorded unidentified sightings, why as yet they have not come to believe that it is time they officially introduced themselves. I see that as far less of an assumption then assuming that some UFO that perhaps behaves erratically or unexplainably, is of Alien origin, considering of course the countless modes of alternative explanations such as atmospheric anomalies, cloud formations, mirages, illusions, sprites, fire balls, St Elmo's fire, pranks, etcAssuming ofcourse ufos have anything whatsoever to do with extraterrestrial life. That's your assumption isn't it?
Welcome back btw..
The laws of physics being universal, defines what is and isn't possible. And I have already "assumed"even if they have achieved warp travel, distances are still prohibitive...And even if we take warp capabilities to the nth degree, say warp 10, 12, 20, and could reach Earth in a reasonable period of time, the fact remains that extra ordinary evidence such as excreta, body parts, bodies, medical needles considering that they like to indulge in certain probing, engine parts, instruments, etc are absent. That is the extraordinary evidence science is after. Let me also say at this time, that the buzz among many scientists at this time is that evidence of ETL may be forthcoming within a decade.
Sure about that? Really sure? Try doing a search using eg. 'varying laws of physics'. Some interesting hits come up. Lots of them. But then again - those cowboy 'physicists' are up against our very own Michael 345 - the one always banging on about the 'thorny issue' of the universe expanding into 'the outer void'.The only "evidence" available that the laws of physics can be broken is The Theory of god
No-one has researched The Theory of god
As for"knowing" that's not how science works. All science, in many fields, has been trying to break the laws of physics (we haven't gotten a perpetual motion machine yet) and like the idea of alien life out there (I take the odds there is) I will take the odds they won't
Faith maybe, pure not. More absence of evidence (that the laws can be broken) which I concede is not evidence that they cannot
I'll play the odds they won't. To me it is logical the laws of physics must remain fixed and unchangeable
Any law of physics which became flexible would result in a very unstable Universe
Newton's laws of gravity were not broken at all. They were simply extended on by a more accurate model.
Everything in the observable universe seems to follow the same kind of local physical laws that we experience on Earth. We have absolutely no reason to believe that things would change elsewhere. I wouldn't worry too much Mick.Any law of physics which became flexible would result in a very unstable Universe
I wouldn't worry too much Mick.
You know what? That humble admission is, all by itself, a kind of law. One I respect as truly reliable at all places and all times!Got this hit
At this point, however, we can feel reassured that there is no reason to suspect that this particular aspect of physics shifts between, say, London and Beijing – or indeed, between our galaxy and the next one.
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20120329-can-the-laws-of-physics-change
To lazy to do more UNLESS you have a specific link which shows a physics law which has been broken not links which seem to be journalist hype
Never put forward Huey Dewey and Louie and my own take on the expansion of the Universe as a law
Everything in the observable universe seems to follow the same kind of local physical laws that we experience on Earth. We have absolutely no reason to believe that things would change elsewhere. I wouldn't worry too much Mick.
The point is Mick, god botherers, IDers, trolls and pseudo ratbags, will always argue against the legitimacy and logic of mainstream science, to attempt to create confusion and/or attempts to show science as clueless and play the god of the gaps, thereby inserting or suggesting some form of ID.Just taken a hit of coffee and it occurred to me
What would god bothers make of a god who made one set of physics laws for our region of the Universe but another set of laws for another region?
god seems to be fixed on a cookie cutter assembly line construction model with a few tweaks. Somewhat like the Terracotta Army statues depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang
How else to explain why we share 50% of our genes with bananas?
We do have probes, many of them.