coldblue...look alien life forms!

[heatherrae]

No kidding:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/06/02/red.rain/index.html

 

[Trojan Horse]

This earth we live in is constantly being bombarded by space debris which gradually changes the climate we live in. People don't realize this but space debris i.e. asteroids, meteors etc... are always entering our atmosphere. This space debris also may contain cells from a prehistoric age when this universe was created i.e. "The Big bang" circa 6 billion years ago. It falls into outr earth and whatever if any of these cells survive, they live and mutate into possible life forms. Why do you think NASA pays big bucks for space debris. They think it may contain alien space cells, bacteria etc... We are constantly learning more and more about our planet, it's formation and it's evolution. Most people don't consider that it's also influenced by such space debris. I'm sure you are aware of the postulated theory whcih states that dinosaurs were exterminated as a result of a meteor. This meteor was probably a couple miles in diameter and basically decimated most of life on this planet for years. Life went on and this planet flourished only for us humans to have our day in the sun.

 

[silverfish]

Interesting.

 

[gotmojo]

No kidding:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/06/02/red.rain/index.html

Dammit!

Do you realize what you've done!

CB is prolly right now at this very moment scrambling to get together all of the canned goods and bottled water, action figs, and comics that he can manage, and usher mother down into the basement, panic room, or the like!

Soon the Barricades will go up, and all will be lost!

CB, they are not actual "aliens", (for the love of God I hope he reads this before it's too late!) nobody wants to suck your brains and stuff!

Please let us know that you are O.K.!

CB!

Seriously though, ya probably freaked dude out......

 

[coldblue1955]

very interesting.

 

[gotmojo]

very interesting.

Thank God you're here!

You o.k.?

 

[heatherrae]

Dammit!

Do you realize what you've done!

CB is prolly right now at this very moment scrambling to get together all of the canned goods and bottled water, action figs, and comics that he can manage, and usher mother down into the basement, panic room, or the like!

Soon the Barricades will go up, and all will be lost!

CB, they are not actual "aliens", (for the love of God I hope he reads this before it's too late!) nobody wants to suck your brains and stuff!

Please let us know that you are O.K.!

CB!

Seriously though, ya probably freaked dude out......

I'm a big dork. I store canned food, water, generator, fuel, etc. I also swim in the pool with a mask and snorkel. The beauty of growing older is that I just don't care about being a dork anymore. LOL>

 

[heatherrae]

This earth we live in is constantly being bombarded by space debris which gradually changes the climate we live in. People don't realize this but space debris i.e. asteroids, meteors etc... are always entering our atmosphere. This space debris also may contain cells from a prehistoric age when this universe was created i.e. "The Big bang" circa 6 billion years ago. It falls into outr earth and whatever if any of these cells survive, they live and mutate into possible life forms. Why do you think NASA pays big bucks for space debris. They think it may contain alien space cells, bacteria etc... We are constantly learning more and more about our planet, it's formation and it's evolution. Most people don't consider that it's also influenced by such space debris. I'm sure you are aware of the postulated theory whcih states that dinosaurs were exterminated as a result of a meteor. This meteor was probably a couple miles in diameter and basically decimated most of life on this planet for years. Life went on and this planet flourished only for us humans to have our day in the sun.

I didn't know that we had found prehistoric life forms in space debris before that article. Thanks for the info. =-)

 

[bran987]

i just watched war of the worlds again coldblue, it was awesome, but only 1/10th as good as in the theatre

 

[UA_Iron]

very interesting article, thanks for posting.

 

[gotmojo]

I'm a big dork. I store canned food, water, generator, fuel, etc. I also swim in the pool with a mask and snorkel. The beauty of growing older is that I just don't care about being a dork anymore. LOL>

Hell, ya can't be too cautious.

It's o.k. to store the stuff, but I think it's going over board if you end up with such an elaborate system of getting to the "safe" area that would rival the way Batman gets to the Batcave.

LMAO! @ snorkel!

DORK!

 

[gotmojo]

I didn't know that we had found prehistoric life forms in space debris before that article. Thanks for the info. =-)

We've actually been find fossils of micrscopic organisms in debri for some time now.

Southern Indiana?

Hmmmmm.....I've never heard of this University before.

I'm in Southern Indiana, I should find the jooint.