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I agree. I mean lets assume it is true: how could the US government have failed a real alien ship? Did the poor aliens fail at filling out some paperwork? I mea
by MichaelMoser123 3y ago
I agree. I mean lets assume it is true: how could the US government have failed a real alien ship? Did the poor aliens fail at filling out some paperwork? I mean this ship had to spend so much energy just to get to us, what else could have failed them?
- elefanten 3y agoSeems reasonable that even an intersolar civilization would be subject to bugs, errors, degradation and bad luck. An intersolar trip could’ve damaged a craft far more advanced than what we can make. Could be (perhaps even likely to be) an unpiloted craft. It could be a craft no more technologically advanced than human tech; maybe it’s an alien Voyager 1.
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- MichaelMoser123 3y agoThat is possible, strange things happen at sea. Now in the case that they crashed due to a bug, then the programming profession is safe from program verification and AI, I like that option!
- alexdunmow 3y agoA good point. Although it could just be a probe. It could have been programmed to crash land on Earth. Much like we send probes to planets in our solar system. That this is a possibility doesn't make it a likely one, however. But just pointing out that there's possible explanations that counter this thinking.
- poulpy123 3y agoThey didn't fill their ESTA. Dura lex sed lex