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Hundreds of people in northwest China's Gansu Province witnessed an unidentified flying object Saturday night. Witnesses in Gansu's capital Lanzhou said that a strange shining object swept through the sky at about 11:36 p.m. Saturday, following by earthshaking sounds like bombing. They also reported that an ensuing tremble was felt within 100 sq km from Lanzhou.

One of them, a driver surnamed Zhang, said that he saw a shining ball with a three-meter-long trail flying from west to east and heard two thunders right after, when he was driving. The local public security department confirmed that they have received more than 700 reports on the case, some saying it was an earthquake, and others saying it was an aerolite falling. The department has sent policemen to search for possible fallen objects or evidence left behind.

Liu Yanan, astronomy professor, said that it might be a meteoroid entering the earth's atmosphere but this hasn't been confirmed. The object or any of its remnants have still not been found.

Source: http://www.gansudaily.com.cn


The War of the Worlds is coming...





















(I hope you can find the humor in my statement)
 
If UFO comes, i will jsut say go away, and get on with my life, maybe i'll hire them as my maid....
 
Or maybe they come down to ask you for permission about anal probing?
 
Hmmmmm.
I was wondering when UFO's would become a subject in this forum.
It is a joke.
Such wise minds, so knowledegable.
Phooey.
 
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Heres one.
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It's obvious that there are life out there and they may be more advanced than we are. It's only a matter of time before we are going to make our first contact with the aliens.

Really, think about it. How can we be alone in the entire universe with billions, maybe trillions of planets and stars? It's just not possible.
 
Beowulf said:
Hmmmmm.
I was wondering when UFO's would become a subject in this forum.
It is a joke.
Such wise minds, so knowledgable.
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lol. I don't know where to put this topic beside 'Strange News'. I know you were joking. I found a opportunity to use 'The War of the Worlds' title to use.
 
Banjo said:
Really, think about it. How can we be alone in the entire universe with billions, maybe trillions of planets and stars? It's just not possible.
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I agree with you. I always talked to or asked any people about it... It is not possible for God or whoever to create the nearly-limitless universes for only us... There must be some kind of life forms outside there beside earth and us. I agree with you completely.
 
:rofl:

Sorry, I can't read Japanese or whatever that is..... but I think I got video of UFOs at the World Trade Center Towers during the 9/11 attack...... :deal:

(btw, looks like a bird flying across screen)

Anyways, I too believe theres other life out there. Scientists are finding other planets throughout the universe everyday orbitting other stars, and as technology improves, they'll be able to find smaller ones more similar to earth (right now they really only know of Jupiter type planets). It's only a matter of time until proof of life somewhere else is found. We still may yet find other life in our own solar system, not intelligent life, but at least microbes. With so many trillions of stars in each galaxy and trillions of galaxies out there, it's pretty closed minded of us to think that there couldnt be another planet out there orbitting one of those stars, that has intelligent life on it. We shall see.... :dunno:
 
Banjo said:
How can we be alone in the entire universe with billions, maybe trillions of planets and stars? It's just not possible.
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Billions? Trillions? There are 70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (that’s seventy octillion) stars in the observable universe. That’s ten times as many stars as there are grains of sand on this entire planet. And note that I said observable universe—the portion that we can see using current technology. Add to that the fact that many astronomers believe that our universe is itself a localized cluster—if you left it and went far enough, you might eventually come to another one. Needless to say, it is extremely unlikely that we are alone in the universe. The galaxy, maybe—but not the universe.
 
Levonian said:
Billions? Trillions? There are 70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (that’s seventy octillion) stars in the observable universe. That’s ten times as many stars as there are grains of sand on this entire planet. And note that I said observable universe—the portion that we can see using current technology. Add to that the fact that many astronomers believe that our universe is itself a localized cluster—if you left it and went far enough, you might eventually come to another one. Needless to say, it is extremely unlikely that we are alone in the universe. The galaxy, maybe—but not the universe.
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70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000... yowch!
 
Banjo said:
70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000... yowch!
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Also, there’s a new theory of cosmology called membrane theory. Stephen Hawking is really big on it right now. Membrane theory holds that the universe is just a flat sheet floating in an 11 dimensional manifold. It allows for countless numbers of other universes to exist right next to ours. In membrane theory, there was no big bang. The universe was always here, it was just empty. Matter was created when our membrane collided with another one.
 
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