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It's interesting for sure. It's a mystery. Could be intentional misdirection by the government, could be beings from another planet or dimension, could be somet
by rblion 7y ago
It's interesting for sure. It's a mystery. Could be intentional misdirection by the government, could be beings from another planet or dimension, could be something I can't even wrap my brain around.
- egfx 7y agoIt could be silicon based life reassembling itself into a super computer. And maybe it has evolved to a point where it’s capable of exploring the outside world just as we have as humans. At least that’s my leading hypothesis. After all silicon is one of the most abundant material inside the crust. It worked on the surface for carbon based life. And I can’t imagine anything being able to travel here from interstellar space. https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/bringing-silicon-life-53049 https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/bringing-silicon-life-530...
- michaelmrose 7y agoIt's arguable that beings from another world actually exist although we now know that absent almost surely impossible ftl getting here would be a tremendous effort rendering the supposition that explorers are just popping in quite silly. Far from improving the situation positing other dimensions which we have no proof exist, and beings that we have no proof even can exist seems to make the theory much weaker not stronger.
- rblion 7y agoOur understanding of physics is still primitive compared to Type I, Type II, and Type III civilizations. Be humble.
- michaelmrose 7y agoIt's fairly reasonable that infinitely advanced civilizations will never have ftl travel.
- gfodor 7y agoNot if they are unmanned subluminal probes that are really old and took thousands of years to get here. /pet theory