Out of this world tech?

[Garwood]

Intelligence Officials Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin - The Debrief

In a Debrief exclusive, Ralph Blumenthal and Leslie Kean report that a former official says the U.S. has retrieved craft of non-human origin.

thedebrief.org

Is this credible?

 

[ironE]

Intelligence Officials Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin - The Debrief

In a Debrief exclusive, Ralph Blumenthal and Leslie Kean report that a former official says the U.S. has retrieved craft of non-human origin.

thedebrief.org

Is this credible?

Theys gotta get here somehow.

 

[Kingbob]

 

[TAIWA NUMBA WAAN]

Intelligence Officials Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin - The Debrief

In a Debrief exclusive, Ralph Blumenthal and Leslie Kean report that a former official says the U.S. has retrieved craft of non-human origin.

thedebrief.org

Is this credible?

Yes, these non-human craft actually exist. I was abducted by one; they levitated me off my feet and lifted me several miles into the sky with a beam of bright light. The next thing I know, I was awake and being savagely probed by a large device made out of ultra-proton-heavy metallic elements which humans have not managed to synthesize yet. I was returned to my bedroom with a note saying:

"don't snitch bruh" - aliens

Since then, I have maintained my silence......until now.

 

[standardparts]

Theys gotta get here somehow.

"they" might be here already and have penetrated a government agency.....best thing to do is act like everything is normal......

 

[Garwood]

The article is repeated by a couple other large entertainment (news) organizations.

I think in an overpopulated world where there's very little left to be explored or discovered some evidence there is much to discover is kinda significant news.

If I knew there was the potential to work in the military/Intelligence reverse engineering non-human materials/technologies I'd have done whatever it took to get a job there.

I vote for more transparency if this is real.

 

[Bill D]

I think the Japaneese are using this technology already. They plan to launch a satellite made of magnolia wood not metal or plastic. The rocket engines probably burn presto logs
Bill D.

Researchers lean to magnolia for wood satellite | Woodworking Network

KYOTO, Japan – Magnolia will likely be used to fabricate LignoSat, which is bucking to be the first wood satellite in space.

www.woodworkingnetwork.com

 

[Murf]

Watch this hand, no this one, no no this one over here…….

 

[Speedie]

Alien machinist do it dry

 

[cameraman]

I swear racoons are getting smarter every day.

 

[cameraman]

I think the Japaneese are using this technology already. They plan to launch a satellite made of magnolia wood not metal or plastic. The rocket engines probably burn presto logs
Bill D.

Researchers lean to magnolia for wood satellite | Woodworking Network

KYOTO, Japan – Magnolia will likely be used to fabricate LignoSat, which is bucking to be the first wood satellite in space.

www.woodworkingnetwork.com

Chinese used to use Oak for ablative heat shields on early [Chinese] satellites. Intact Re-entry required to retrieve exposed film stock.

 

[dalmatiangirl61]

If you want proof of alien life, shop at Walmart after midnight.

 

[Speedie]

If true the government has a lot of atonement for the lives it destroyed and the lies it has made.

 

[cnctoolcat]

If aliens are out there, they are simply too far away to ever get here!

Even if their planet was only one light year away, they could never get here.
There are no biological-life-sustaining planets close enough.

In the known universe, nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. And as an object approaches that speed, it's mass becomes heavier (to the point of infinite mass), requiring almost infinite energy to keep accelerating. Not going to happen.

So basically it's not possible to travel at the speed of light...let alone faster. The only way to travel faster is to warp space-time (worm hole)...and if the aliens are that advanced, they surely wouldn't have much interest in us.

The Milky Way galaxy is just simply too big to ever make contact...and our galaxy is just a blip in the entire universe!

 

[Thunderjet]

So basically it's not possible to travel at the speed of light...let alone faster.

That we know of.

I'm pretty sure that there are those out there that are WAY more advanced that us.

I do hope in my lifetime to actually see us make contact with something peaceful.

There are just way too many things that credible folks have seen.

I want to believe.

 

[dalmatiangirl61]

Last month in Vegas

 

[cnctoolcat]

I'm pretty sure that there are those out there that are WAY more advanced that us.

The universe is so big, that mathematically it is virtually a certainty that there is other life out there.

Anywhere liquid water can exist, biological life can exist.

The human body is made of the four most common elements in the entire universe: hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen. So we know the ingredients for life are abundant across the universe. And liquid water has and does exist elsewhere in the universe.

And the sheer scale of the universe creates essentially "infinity" to plug in the equations. And with infinity, anything and everything is possible.

Thus the very-probable mathematical certainty of other life in the universe.

But like I say, other life would be so far away, the aliens would have to be able to defy the laws of physics just to get here. Even radio signals will take millions of (our) years to reach other galaxies.

Regardless of how advanced a civilization may be, their ability to defy the laws of physics is going to be limited, IWT...

 

[BoxcarPete]

The most certain sign that life out there is intelligent is that they haven't come here to contact us!

 

[mhajicek]

Think about how much technology has advanced in the last 100 years. Now extrapolate that out to 1000 years. 10,000. 100,000 years. We can't even make reliable predictions about what tech we'll develop in the next 50 years. Based on the ages of stars and planets, it wouldn't be unlikely for another civilization to be a billion years or more ahead of us in technological development. The scale of a caveman pontificating about space shuttles, particle accellerators, and ChatGPT doesn't even come close; we'd be more like ants or bacteria by comparison. HomoSapiens is only about 200,000 years old; we need to add several more zeros to get there.

 

[Thunderjet]

the aliens would have to be able to defy the laws of physics just to get here.

Defy OUR laws.

I'm very certain that we, as humans, don't know ALL of the laws of physics.

Or the ways in which those "laws" can be circumvented.

Is it possible to bend space?

Could be.

Like I said, I want to believe.