h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Still looking for truly intelligent life on

If no intelligent life to be found would be happy to find peace.

Merry Christmas.

>> Every being created or conceived in Red Dwarf comes from the planet Earth. <<

Yes! Somehow, all the humanoids did, making life easier for make-up and wardrobe. But there were a couple of 'monsters'. One was admittedly some huge mutated bacteria spawned in space deep in the garbage chutes of the mining ship Red Dwarf, but there was some sorta sea critter on one planet they visited. It was bigger than a Dune-worm, big enough to swallow their shuttlecraft/bug. Or was that Lexx? No wait, it was Enterprize ..or was it DS9?


~jwf~

>> Still looking for truly intelligent life on <<

Try a curry and tell me that was this culinary miracle is just some evolutionary accident. No sir, the curry is living proof of the highest form of intelligence, mastery of the appetite.


~jwf~ (jolly old white guy)

I believe, as Gnomon does, that there are aliens on other planets, especially - else where have all the space probes gone?

I've just posted the exact same sentiments in Jim Lynn's journal.

B

You mean "the Beagle has bonded"?


~jwf~

ah right, thanks for the reminder on Red Dwarf. Just been watching it at my parents and reminded me how good it was.

Off to find out what's happened to the Mars probe.

*respectful request for information*

Where would s insert a Mars Probe, what (if any!!?) lubricant would they use and is it painful/fun/compulsory...?

turvy

I have some similar thoughts scrapy1

I have no trouble believing there is some sort of life.
I also can believe it has already been here as the tiniest of particles and failed or arrived dead. We have not discovered all the life forms on this planet yet!

I tend to think all life has some mission, don't know where the precise line is for intelligence or whether to believe it is out there.

The only thing that gives me pause about being alone would be our egos. Our egos are big enough that other intelligent life could easily be overlooked if it appears quite different. It took a long time to recognize intelligence in some humans & most animals.

I can imagine another solar system with intelligent life.
No more than we humans have learned from our own history I can also stretch to *imagine* this may not the first go around for human beings on a planet

Hope the beagle barks this week..

any body seen the worm/snake like thing, on the old mars Lander (rover) photos....?

I have my fingers, toes, eyes and teeth crossed for Beagle! but I don't hold out much hope...

A Dent, possibly, there was something on an Arthur C Clarke site about large possibly crystalline worm like structures that he debunked I think.

>> large possibly crystalline worm like structures... <<

are most likely giant DNA strands from the ancient ones before they colonised earth from Mount Olympus.


~jwf~

uh?

maybe the aliens are using our own technology who knows maybe they are keeping it to build something against us?

its like neil armstrong everyone thinks his first words where "one small step for man one giant step for mankind" but actually his trues words that he was " what is that" as he looks behind him

so u tell me what exactly did meil armstrong see??

Thank's Ictoan S.H.A.D.O.W. Secretary ...

I cannot find a Arthur C Clarke site / worm like structures..

But I was talking about this...http://www.jeffsplace.co.uk/marsone/marsone.htm

Which came from this http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/image/marspath_80903.jpg

what do you all think..?

A, Dent, Interesting, I hadn't seen that one before!

Only link I can find to the one I mean is
http://www.enterprisemission.com/images/arthur.jpg
and I think it is a case of a concave object looking like it is convex. Gawd knows what the shiney ball type effect is though.

But if you like your Viking insects, try this place!
http://users.ce.net/users/alemos/html/life.htm