Aliens

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Open-Storage8938 on 2024-10-06 14:39:51.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/call_me_Ren on 2024-10-06 14:10:14.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Johnnyflash69 on 2024-10-06 06:43:31.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/broadenandbuild on 2024-10-06 08:49:52.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/TerminatorAdr on 2024-10-06 07:54:29.

If you've send please.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Ok_Peace4040 on 2024-10-06 00:45:33.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Pics0rItDidntHapp3n on 2024-10-05 22:25:28.

We get too many messages like this referencing some comment or post in a sea of thousands. Link the content you are talking about so we can get it done for you much faster. Thanks.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/send_et_back on 2024-10-05 21:57:42.

Is there any truth to Charles Mcneals claim that there will be an alliance between US government and Taliban?

Afgahanistans current acting government is taliban. Afghanistan has currently started massive megaprojects throughout the country. You can google it. I didn't do a deep dive into it but seems like funding is coming through trust funds. Can anyone figure out who is actually funding?

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/avalonalessi on 2024-10-05 21:19:52.

"57 million miles of land. Deep below, 82 million miles of sand. Deep below. Look to the sea for the answers, not the stars. Believe it in your mind and then you'll feel it in your heart."

The Avalog: Variants, a novel by debut author Avalon Alessi (das me) that includes a theory that most UAP sightings are actually vehicles from a sentient oceanic species with an underwater civilization. Extraterrestrials are certainly real, but our first encounter with another species is actually going to be with a whole people that we haven't even met yet living on our own planet just waiting for the right time to say "Surprise!!! We've been here the whole time!!!"

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/swbat55 on 2024-10-05 21:17:57.

Why is an extremely advanced species mummifying and burying their dead in stone tombs and mummifying them? Don't you think they'd be in some kind of cryogenic chamber etc and there would be advanced technology inside including metal objects? Doesn't make sense.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/HighLife1954 on 2024-10-05 18:50:24.

Could you please share some of the most recent UAP documentaried? The last one I watched was The Lost Century, and it was great.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/NoteyLOL on 2024-10-05 18:44:08.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/InspectionMastery on 2024-10-05 18:08:54.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Electronic_Story_709 on 2024-10-05 16:34:54.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Ok_Alternative4099 on 2024-10-05 15:01:45.

Hi! I recently watched a video explaining the deep biosphere and it taught me all about these crazy organisms that can survive in amazing conditions. But then I wondered, if stuff can survive down there, why not on other planets?

The main reasons life on mars can't exist are these:

1. The atmosphere. There is very little to no atmosphere in mars, and atmosphere that does exist is 95% carbon dioxide, which we humans can't breathe. However, there are both bacteria that breathe nitrogen and bacteria that breathe carbon dioxide, meaning this roadblock could be circumvented. But there are other problems that come from Mars not having an atmosphere, such as:

2.The radiation. Because Mars doesn't have an atmosphere, there is nothing to stop the sun's radiation from bombarding the planet. But in the deep biosphere, there is also a huge amount of radiation from radioactive elements releasing all those deadly waves. But the bacteria down there can also survive that radiation, so it's feasible the same could happen on Mars.

1. Water. Mars has very little surface water, except on the poles, which is, well, frozen. But there are bacteria that can survive in the tiny amounts of water trapped in between the ice. But there is also water in the deep biosphere, trapped in cracks in the granite and bedrock. So it's possible there could be bacteria who survive underneath the ground of mars or in the poles.
2. Temperature. Mars is cold. Like, SUPER cold. Mars can get to -220 degrees farenheight. But the deep biosphere can get up to 248 degrees farenheight, and the bacteria can survive there just fine. So I really don't see why bacteria couldn't survive the cold as well as the heat.

Those are the reasons I think life could exist below Mars's surface.

I'm sorry for all the spelling issues and grammar stuff that I know is in there. I proofread this a bunch of times, but I'm a middle schooler, not an author. I'm gonna miss stuff. Let me know what you think of this!

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/hicketre2006 on 2024-10-06 04:21:13.

Gosh I hate to even bring this up.

But, it’s a conversation I think that should be had. As a disclaimer: I’m 100% convinced some of the bodies are real.

I ALSO believe that these are beings of a higher intelligence than us. As fellow ‘intelligent creatures’, where do we stop? I mean, we could be playing with fire, no? Let’s just spit out some BS and say 2027 is right, they show up, and we are like, “Yeah! We know! We fucked up two of your corpses recently! See?!”

I guess I’m more curious about inter-species respect and good will. Like, what do you all think about the ethics of it all? Or would “they” even have a sense of ethics? (…questions and more questions. Haha)

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/F4STW4LKER on 2024-10-06 03:45:07.

Original Title: [Serious] "Bad" aliens could theoretically masquerade as "Good". "Good" aliens would never masquerade as "Bad". Considering the abductees/researchers describe a mixed bag of intentions, there is nearly a 0% chance that all NHI interacting with this planet are benevolent. Tread carefully.

What are your thoughts? After ~30 years of research on this and other tangentially related topics, it has become increasingly clear that at least a sizeable portion of NHI interactions with our species stem from what we would consider to be a malevolent race with self serving intentions. It is difficult to put a real number/percentage to the number of "negative" contacts to "positive" when considering that positive interactions can easily be misrepresented in the mind of the contactee through the use of screen memories and mind manipulation techniques.

As a counterpoint, are these "malevolent" NHI really acting any different when compared to how we treat the various animal species on our own planet? Is this just a universal example of "survival of the fittest"? Could the way we treat animal species on our planet, actually serve as some form of consent for the same to be done to us?

Much to consider. However, one thing that seems certain is that the "all NHI are good/benevolent" narrative being pushed by some people/groups seems to be inaccurate. There appears to be some dark aspect to the truth of this subject, and that's one reason the lid has been kept so tightly on it. If you listen closely to the words of those with knowledge from inside the government, the breadcrumbs will likely lead you to the same conclusion.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/WorkingReasonable421 on 2024-10-06 02:02:01.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/2_Large_Regulahs on 2024-10-06 01:54:02.

It takes courage to come out and tell this story. He knew the masses were going to laugh, ridicule and shame him. But he told the story anyway. And I respect the he'll out of him for it.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Additional_Stock7086 on 2024-10-06 00:59:27.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/DragonfruitOdd1989 on 2024-10-06 00:28:10.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/SparkleDonkey13 on 2024-10-06 00:23:41.

Original Title: I want to repost this post from a few years ago to bring it back to everyone's attention because I think it’s incredible. Does anyone have more information about it or even know how to contact the owner of the footage?

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/MechanicGood5688 on 2024-10-05 23:06:33.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/TenentDan on 2024-10-05 22:57:58.

The original post: /r/aliens by /u/SystematicApproach on 2024-10-05 21:53:06.

Wonder how much alien life exists here. The more we discover, the less things like Middle-Earth seem completely fictional.

https://www.thebrighterside.news/green-impact/massive-underground-ocean-contains-3x-more-water-than-all-earths-oceans-combined/