Mayans didn't have google.Their definition is different.
Existance of UFO's depends upon the existance of the one who created UFO.
There are millions of stars in the Universe. That means there are so that many solar systems in the Universe. And each solar system has got 'n' number of Planets. So you have millions of Planets in our Universe.
Now among those million planets, question arises as to how many are earth like planets. It's not that hard to calculate. Simple proability reveals, out of those million Planets, let's assume that there are 30,000 earth like planets. Earth like planets means which can support life.
Now out of those 30,000 earth like planets,there is always a chance of alteast 6000 planets supporting Life.
That doesn't end there..
Not every Planet of those 6000 will support Intelligent life. Some may be just be simple life forms like Unicellular organisms.
So out of those 6000 planets, there is always a probability of around 3000 planets supporting Intelligent life! Level of Intelligence life may vary abruptly.
Some may be 'Human-like' and some like those shown in our movies!
There is always a probability that any of these Super-intelligent life forms may technology which we just can't imagine!
Humans totally depend on propulsion technology for achieving motion in air. Aliens may have found out a method of creating it own gravitational force along its flying object!! Nothing is impossible. Humans may also do it one day.
Who believed a thing like 'Aircraft' will exist on earth? No one imagined earlier! But now it's the fact.
One can't ignore the mere existence of UFO's. Now it's a matter of time when they visit earth.. or... HOLD ON........................
ARE THEY ALREADY HERE?!?
"There are millions of stars in the universe" - You are right, but that looks boring. There are tens of billions of stars in our own galaxy and there are billions of galaxies. There are of sextillions of stars in the universe (just the observable universe). And to put that in number, 1 sextillion is - 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.Existance of UFO's depends upon the existance of the one who created UFO.
There are millions of stars in the Universe. That means there are so that many solar systems in the Universe. And each solar system has got 'n' number of Planets. So you have millions of Planets in our Universe.
Now among those million planets, question arises as to how many are earth like planets. It's not that hard to calculate. Simple proability reveals, out of those million Planets, let's assume that there are 30,000 earth like planets. Earth like planets means which can support life.
Now out of those 30,000 earth like planets,there is always a chance of alteast 6000 planets supporting Life.
That doesn't end there..
Not every Planet of those 6000 will support Intelligent life. Some may be just be simple life forms like Unicellular organisms.
So out of those 6000 planets, there is always a probability of around 3000 planets supporting Intelligent life! Level of Intelligence life may vary abruptly.
Some may be 'Human-like' and some like those shown in our movies!
There is always a proability that any of these Super-intelligent life forms may technology which we just can't imagine!
Humans totally depend on propulsion technology for achieving motion in air. Aliens may have found out a method of creating it own gravitational force along its flying object!! Nothng is impossible. Humans may also do it one day.
Who believed a thing like 'Aircraft' will exist on earth? No one imagined earlier! But now it's the fact.
One can't ignore the mere existence of UFO's. Now it's a matter of time when they visit earth.. or... HOLD ON........................
ARE THEY ALREADY HERE?!?
replies in blue italicsTo answer the question of the thread, Aliens exist (Life in one form or the other is there for sure), but sighting of UFO's? I don't think so.
er, no, there are many confirmed and unconfirmed UFO sightings and encounters.
First, there are certainly no signs of highly intelligent life form in this Solar System. Second, interstellar travel takes enormous amount of time.
OFC not, in this solar system, we have the only planet with a suitable environment for lifeforms like us. until we see lifeforms based on elements other than carbon, we will not be finding "life" in our solar system.
we are a carbon based life form, that means, carbon forms the most important part of our bodies.
now imagine a creature formed of chlorine, silicon, methane. oxygen would be deadly to it. water would just dissolve its structure (like acids do to us). it would prolly look like a cross between a tortoise and a rock. how would you know its "life"?
Interstellar travel takes a lot of time, but you know, there could be ways to overcome that problem. long living species comes to my mind... cryogenic freezing, bending the laws of physics.. etc.
It takes time to enhance one's technological abilities so much as to send something which would sustain any form of intelligent life.
you assume that every planetary life system had started at the same time as ours....
what if the first 3 billion years were not wasted by one celled organisms floating in the ocean? what if the cells became multicellular in just a few million years? those guys could be ruling galaxies..... what if THOSE guys think that theirs is the only life? will they look in other galaxises? our galaxy?
Robotic UFOs can be sent, but again, where will the power come from in that tiny space as UFOs are seen to be?
as i said, lots of sources. fusion, matter-antimatter reactions.
When a life form starts getting very intelligent, its way of technical evolution has to be something like that of humans, to an extent. There are social problems, ruling problems, etc..etc.. But it also gets an idea that they have limited resources, and extremely limited on the planet. They'd start to understand technology and eventually start a space program just for curiosity and then then for necessity. But with the limited resources they'd first check other stars and planets and send an unalienated machine before for checking. Considering the timeframe since the Big Bang, evolution of galaxies and stars, planetary bodies, chemical reaction, simple unicellular and multicellular life, catastrophes, emergence of intelligent life, occasional catastrophes (until aliens learn to sustain them and find ways to stop them to certain extents), re-emergence of intelligent life (or in other case annihilation), becoming technologically advanced enough for sending probes to far away stars; it would take a lot of time to reach us.
^^ read the one where i wrote about the lost 3 billion years.
Umm.. I don't think so, because if they have this level of scientific knowledge, then they certainly can create intelligence lives themselves and do things an average Joe can't imagine. But then, they know that intelligent life exist in other places and how to visit them without getting caught. If they would have wanted to show themselves, they would have done it earlier. If not, then they can easily hide themselves and not get caught in "UFO sightings" by humans.
If they cannot hide themselves properly, then why cannot any other scientific equipment on and above the Earth hint something unusual? Why are they not hiding in and above places that are not populated? A civilization that advanced can create intelligent artificial beings, not only electronic but also biological and then there's not much difference between artificial and natural life. If you stretch the time frame of a civilization, creating artificial, chemical (which when is very complex is called biological) becomes easier than thought. They could have made animal-like beings to navigate the surroundings without creating doubts.
good point
.. and its science, where the quantum world rules. You can be right, I can be right, we both can't be right, or we both can be right at the same time.
