Evidence that UFO's Cannot be from Other Planets?

[Elhardt]

[JO 753]

The anser to the topic title iz yes. It iz evidence against UFOz being from distant star systemz.

Its not proof.

The science coud be rong and there can be other factorz that negate or circumvent it.

For example, the UFOz coud hav simply spent thouzandz or millionz uv yirz getting here. The alienz are likely to be immortal, so why not?

The nee jerk objection to that iz 'why woud they come here' but who sez they arent just wandering around to all the systemz with planets? The space ships are there homez, so the entire return trip idea duznt exist.

"No matter wer you go, ther you are."

[Arouet]

[ProfWag]

[Arouet]

I don't think what you're describing is how we usually think of time travel, but ok...

[Elhardt]

Again, it's interesting how I mention time dilation according to Einsteinian relativity and it is ignored yet again. One doesn't need to go faster than light to get here from another star system. They just need to get to a speed near that of light. I'm just not understanding why that simple and well known concept is missing in the UFO community.

[Arouet]

"ignored yet again?" you have 4 posts here, including that last one!

And you are assuming that everyone knows what you are talking about. Why don't you explain? If you're not going faster than light, then it's stil going to take a looooooonnnnnggggg time to get here. Unless there is space-faring life only a few light years away - which we have no evidence of. And of course we're presuming that it is possible to travel near the speed of light.

[ProfWag]

That's right. The closest planet that has been discovered that could potentially sustain life (not mentioning intelligent life) is over 20 light years away. So, if one is to use the Einstein theorry of light speed, then it must also be discussed if food is available, health care, and all of the other issues that a 40 year trip would require in a rrelatively small aircraft...at least as we know it to be on earth.