Pentagon release ufo footage

[kanny 20,711]

That's no swamp gas 

 

 

[ginger beard 4,652]

Thats worse than the evidence greyman has on big cats.

I don't believe any of that shit,ghosts none of it.

[kanny 20,711]

6 minutes ago, ginger beard said:

Thats worse than the evidence greyman has on big cats.

I don't believe any of that shit,ghosts none of it.

I think the crew testimonials are far more intriguing than the footage ... we can only say its a unidentified flying object at this point 

[trappa 518]

Theres absolutely no chance of this planet being the only one with life on it in the whole universe. None.

[trappa 518]

"Think of it this way: Before our result, you’d be considered a pessimist if you imagined the probability of evolving a civilization on a habitable planet was, say, one in a trillion," Frank said in a statement. "But even that guess — one chance in a trillion — implies that what has happened here on Earth with humanity has in fact happened about 10 billion other times over cosmic history."

 

[Meece 1,958]

Do you  mean that I  could be waiting for my dinner on several different planets and geting the same jip from her at he same time.

[ChrisJones 7,975]

17 hours ago, kanny said:

we can only say its a unidentified flying object at this point 

Which is an absolutely factual statement.

4 hours ago, trappa said:

"Think of it this way: Before our result, you’d be considered a pessimist if you imagined the probability of evolving a civilization on a habitable planet was, say, one in a trillion," Frank said in a statement. "But even that guess — one chance in a trillion — implies that what has happened here on Earth with humanity has in fact happened about 10 billion other times over cosmic history."

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Didn't someone refer to it as the 'Goldilocks Band' as the conditions were just right for life?  The odds are in trillions but the fact we're here shows that it happens!