Alien World Seven Times Bigger Than Jupiter Has 'Water Vapour' Atmosphere

[marcus300]

I remember reading someplace that supposedly a UFO had crashed and witnesses saw men in black suits guarding the area while military personnel came to the scene. It was said within 1-2 years after that incident we developed fiber optics, Kevlar, and something else. Supposedly a witness had seen an alien body with a suit on and the body looked unharmed (Kevlar) and the ship had lights that could bend (fiber optics)

woow and do you believe this?

[Hazard]

woow and do you believe this?

Ehhhhh.......

I mean...... I'm kinda on the fence with intelligent life. Let's just say it wouldn't surprise me at all if the government said they've known for years.

[marcus300]

Ehhhhh.......

I mean...... I'm kinda on the fence with intelligent life. Let's just say it wouldn't surprise me at all if the government said they've known for years.

Interesting

[panntastic]

I remember reading someplace that supposedly a UFO had crashed and witnesses saw men in black suits guarding the area while military personnel came to the scene. It was said within 1-2 years after that incident we developed fiber optics, Kevlar, and something else. Supposedly a witness had seen an alien body with a suit on and the body looked unharmed (Kevlar) and the ship had lights that could bend (fiber optics)

The theory behind Fibre optics (refracting light) were first developed in the 1840's in Paris
And Kevlar was discovered by accident when looking for a substitute for petrol

[Zodiac82]

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/so...pol_mj12_9.htm

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...uB_HVKkoUDKZoQ


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...JEQ_61NmzWT10w


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...ddQDOc5ofu2I6g


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...5YeodV3PscVynA

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...SemuEZ4CuGtyLw

[Zodiac82]

I remember reading someplace that supposedly a UFO had crashed and witnesses saw men in black suits guarding the area while military personnel came to the scene. It was said within 1-2 years after that incident we developed fiber optics, Kevlar, and something else. Supposedly a witness had seen an alien body with a suit on and the body looked unharmed (Kevlar) and the ship had lights that could bend (fiber optics)

maybe the crash in kecksburg Pa?

[-Ender-]

I've been stuck on this idea of the plant being 7 times the size of earth. What about gravity? If there was 7 times the gravity, we'd be screwed. If there was less that what we have here on earth, we'd be superheros.

I found this:


Super-Earth planets are planets with more mass than our own, but less than that of a gas giant. A planet becomes a gas giant when it has 10x Earth’s mass, or more. However, don’t let the name fool you. A super-Earth planet could very easily be a gas planet too, and are generally thought to be “gas dwarf planets” the closer their mass gets to the 10x gas giant threshold.

A ‘rocky’ super-Earth planet is one that has a solid surface, like Earth, but has a larger mass and/or radius. These types of planets are interesting to astronomers because if they lie within their stars Goldilocks zone, there is a greater chance they could be habitable.

What About Gravity?

It’s a tricky question because planets that are larger than Earth in size, may not be as dense. If a planet is less dense, it will result in a weaker gravitational pull on the surface.

The question becomes even more complicated because the gravitational force felt on the surface of a planet is proportional to the planet’s mass divided by its radius squared.

This means that a planet with twice the radius (size) of Earth, yet similar in density (mass), would only have twice as strong gravity at its surface compared to Earth, despite having 8x Earth’s total mass.

To put it another way, a planet twice as massive as Earth would have the same surface gravity as Earth, as long as it’s radius is also proportionally larger — 4x the mass with 2x the radius, or 16x the mass and 4x the radius. g = G*M/R²

How Much Gravity Can Humans Handle?

Humans are a very adaptable species. We do have our limits though. According to Ames Research Center’s expert on humans in space and gravitational biosignatures, a person has, in fact, survived 2x Earth’s gravity for 24 straight hours. They also claim it is theoretically possible for a human to adapt to a gravity environment that is between 2x and 3x that of the Earth. However, at 4G or above, humans can not sustain an adequate blood-flow to the brain.

In the future, it may be possible to break the 4G limit with enhancements in genetic manipulation and extremely strong mechanical replacement organs to keep our body’s systems running, but that technology is a long way off.

[zaggahamma]

I've been stuck on this idea of the plant being 7 times the size of earth. What about gravity? If there was 7 times the gravity, we'd be screwed. If there was less that what we have here on earth, we'd be superheros.

I found this:


Super-Earth planets are planets with more mass than our own, but less than that of a gas giant. A planet becomes a gas giant when it has 10x Earth’s mass, or more. However, don’t let the name fool you. A super-Earth planet could very easily be a gas planet too, and are generally thought to be “gas dwarf planets” the closer their mass gets to the 10x gas giant threshold.

A ‘rocky’ super-Earth planet is one that has a solid surface, like Earth, but has a larger mass and/or radius. These types of planets are interesting to astronomers because if they lie within their stars Goldilocks zone, there is a greater chance they could be habitable.

What About Gravity?

It’s a tricky question because planets that are larger than Earth in size, may not be as dense. If a planet is less dense, it will result in a weaker gravitational pull on the surface.

The question becomes even more complicated because the gravitational force felt on the surface of a planet is proportional to the planet’s mass divided by its radius squared.

This means that a planet with twice the radius (size) of Earth, yet similar in density (mass), would only have twice as strong gravity at its surface compared to Earth, despite having 8x Earth’s total mass.

To put it another way, a planet twice as massive as Earth would have the same surface gravity as Earth, as long as it’s radius is also proportionally larger — 4x the mass with 2x the radius, or 16x the mass and 4x the radius. g = G*M/R²

How Much Gravity Can Humans Handle?

Humans are a very adaptable species. We do have our limits though. According to Ames Research Center’s expert on humans in space and gravitational biosignatures, a person has, in fact, survived 2x Earth’s gravity for 24 straight hours. They also claim it is theoretically possible for a human to adapt to a gravity environment that is between 2x and 3x that of the Earth. However, at 4G or above, humans can not sustain an adequate blood-flow to the brain.

In the future, it may be possible to break the 4G limit with enhancements in genetic manipulation and extremely strong mechanical replacement organs to keep our body’s systems running, but that technology is a long way off.

wow...my brain just went POP...

good stuff..

lovin this thread...

i also think there must be other life/visits from the past...also believe in God...i think it all intertwines

[Flagg]

I remember reading someplace that supposedly a UFO had crashed and witnesses saw men in black suits guarding the area while military personnel came to the scene. It was said within 1-2 years after that incident we developed fiber optics, Kevlar, and something else. Supposedly a witness had seen an alien body with a suit on and the body looked unharmed (Kevlar) and the ship had lights that could bend (fiber optics)

We got the idea of Kevlar from spiders and silk worms.

[Hazard]

maybe the crash in kecksburg Pa?

Bingo! That was the one......

[canesfan804]

That's fair enough if that's what you believe but what gets me in this god created earth is billions of people believe in different gods wtf!, there are many thing we still can't explain so we use god as the explanation and if god did create earth/man who created god? The whole idea surrounding god isn't logical, its just an idea, a business and a lie to control masses with fear. Years ago we use think god create fire and lighting because we couldn't explain how it happens but these days as science gets more advance we can explain things. There are still things we can't explain so we will use god for the explanation because we just haven't reached this stage of understanding yet. Science is developing fast and religion is becoming less and less involved in peoples life's now because we have explanation what contradict the bible and the whole god thing. I do read both sides of the debate and that's why I asked you to show me proof of this war going on between heaven and hell just so I could get a better understanding whats going on in your head but a lot of what I read seems like years of brain washing to control the masses. I must admit I am not well up on the whole god and science thing that's why it interests me to listen to both sides

Al Pacino........ The Godfather!

[canesfan804]

Or Robert Denero? Spell check...

[marcus300]

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/so...pol_mj12_9.htm

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...uB_HVKkoUDKZoQ


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...JEQ_61NmzWT10w


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...ddQDOc5ofu2I6g


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...5YeodV3PscVynA

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...SemuEZ4CuGtyLw

Thanks, very interesting reading

[Zodiac82]

Thanks, very interesting reading

no problem....ive been a bit of a alien/ufo geek since the age of like 9 lol

[Rwy]

I prefer other books of fiction over the Bible, like Lord of the Rings.

Religion and a science is an argument in itself, but lets not try to derail this space/alien thread anymore. I love reading this stuff.

lol nice one