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Start here => What's your crime? Basic Discussion => Topic started by: Jesse on August 25, 2013, 03:25:59 PM
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The Baltic Sea Anomaly? they think its a downed UFO at the bottom of the Baltic ocean. It also left a skid mark on the ocean floor before resting on the edge of a cliff
Here it is, as you can see it looks like someone built it.
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Are there other pictures that show the skid too?
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Where in the Baltic is that?
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If you turn the picture upside down then it looks like someone underwater is giving the shocker. :)
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It's the Millennium Falcon :zoinks:
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It's the Millennium Falcon :zoinks:
Where's the big dish on the top? :P
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Oh stop parts. :laugh:
Here it is, the picture quality is bad but as you can see there is a definte skid mark and spash, much how like a car goes through a puddle on the side of the road
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I googled it. It's on the bottom of the Baltic Sea, between Sweden and Finland. No one knows what it is :apondering:
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Oh stop parts. :laugh:
Here it is, the picture quality is bad but as you can see there is a definte skid mark and spash, much how like a car goes through a puddle on the side of the road
Unless it's hydrodynamic enough to glide through the water, wouldn't a spaceship just sink like a stone? Unless it had broken up, that thing looks too asymmetrical to be designed to operated in atmosphere or underwater.
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Unless it's hydrodynamic enough to glide through the water, wouldn't a spaceship just sink like a stone? Unless it had broken up, that thing looks too asymmetrical to be designed to operated in atmosphere or underwater.
To me, it looks aerodynamic. also UFO's have been known to be operatible under water, keep in mind it probably has been sitting there for god knows how long so like any sunken vessel it is falling apart
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The Swedish UFO society rejects the claims of it being a UFO.
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Oh stop parts. :laugh:
Here it is, the picture quality is bad but as you can see there is a definte skid mark and spash, much how like a car goes through a puddle on the side of the road
Unless it's hydrodynamic enough to glide through the water, wouldn't a spaceship just sink like a stone? Unless it had broken up, that thing looks too asymmetrical to be designed to operated in atmosphere or underwater.
I#m assuming it's meant to have broken up before impact or in the time it's been under water
By the looksof it, I'd guess whatever it is it's broken up in some way
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OMG! :GA:
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The Baltic Sea Anomaly? they think its a downed UFO at the bottom of the Baltic ocean. It also left a skid mark on the ocean floor before resting on the edge of a cliff
Here it is, as you can see it looks like someone built it.
(http://thedeadhorse.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/millenium-falcon1.jpg)
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To me, it looks aerodynamic.
Yes. Clearly a circle.
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I will go with rocks till they get some more imaging done by more than just one group
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Unless it's hydrodynamic enough to glide through the water, wouldn't a spaceship just sink like a stone? Unless it had broken up, that thing looks too asymmetrical to be designed to operated in atmosphere or underwater.
To me, it looks aerodynamic. also UFO's have been known to be operatible under water, keep in mind it probably has been sitting there for god knows how long so like any sunken vessel it is falling apart
I don't believe in UFOs, so how can I believe they operate under water?
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Unless it's hydrodynamic enough to glide through the water, wouldn't a spaceship just sink like a stone? Unless it had broken up, that thing looks too asymmetrical to be designed to operated in atmosphere or underwater.
To me, it looks aerodynamic. also UFO's have been known to be operatible under water, keep in mind it probably has been sitting there for god knows how long so like any sunken vessel it is falling apart
What?
Oh stop parts. :laugh:
Here it is, the picture quality is bad but as you can see there is a definte skid mark and spash, much how like a car goes through a puddle on the side of the road
Unless it's hydrodynamic enough to glide through the water, wouldn't a spaceship just sink like a stone? Unless it had broken up, that thing looks too asymmetrical to be designed to operated in atmosphere or underwater.
I#m assuming it's meant to have broken up before impact or in the time it's been under water
By the looksof it, I'd guess whatever it is it's broken up in some way
I would be disappointed if it had broken up on impact. I would think of it as poor engineering if an alien race had designed a vehicle that could be launched (presumably out of the solar system), travel to Earth and enter the atmosphere, only to be destroyed by hitting water. I can't think of a reason it would be impossible.
For the record, I think it's a rock.
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I was assuming it was something NOT made by aliens :laugh:
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It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.
And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment
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It could be some ruins, but how are we supposed to explore them if it is?
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Yep. I have seen underwater ruins too, so it could be
I don't know. its one of those things that just will be left alone because nobody can really do anything about it
There's also a few pieces that broke off from it nearby. They have a hard time getting photo's because it interfears with their equipment if they get too close to it, I'll try to find some better pictures.
any reguards, it is interesting none the less
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Yep. I have seen underwater ruins too, so it could be
I don't know. its one of those things that just will be left alone because nobody can really do anything about it
There's also a few pieces that broke off from it nearby. They have a hard time getting photo's because it interfears with their equipment if they get too close to it, I'll try to find some better pictures.
any reguards, it is interesting none the less
It certainly is.
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It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.
And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment
Richard, Seriously? Shot down 500 years ago with what?
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The UFO's were fighting. It happened in in 1561 in Nuremberg, Germany. It was witnessed by the entire town, and made it into the newspaper there. some UFO's crashed to Earth, maybe this is one of them
http://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case486.htm (http://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case486.htm)
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I don't believe in UFOs, so how can I believe they operate under water?
I guess they cant if you don't believe in them. I used to be the victim of a narrow mind (not saying you do, its just better for me to not atomatically think something isn't real, just because I can't see any evidence of it.) when it came to the paranormal, and now I choose not to. If an alien came up and wanted to go through the drive threw in his spaceship at mcdonalds, I wouldn't scream. :laugh:
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A rock
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The UFO's were fighting. It happened in in 1561 in Nuremberg, Germany. It was witnessed by the entire town, and made it into the newspaper there. some UFO's crashed to Earth, maybe this is one of them
http://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case486.htm (http://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case486.htm)
Back then people also saw dragons and stuff at sea and in foreign countries.
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Just to be fair, people also thought lightning was a diety back then.
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It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.
And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfere with modern day equipment
Richard, Seriously? Shot down 500 years ago with what?
A rogue System Lord was trying to invade. The High Council of the System Lords and the Asgard cooperated under the terms of tehir treaty to prevent it from happening. The magnetic field is coming from the shield generators, which were only partially destroyed. The SGC is currently working with the Asgard to produce a cloaking field around the downed spacecraft until it can be salvaged for its technology.
(http://www.promoboxx.com/blog/wp-content/uploads//2012/10/the_more_you_know.jpeg)
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might be an etching or an old cave painting....
It looks like an animal that Hannibal used in combat.
Then again, that guy was a enemy to the Roman Empire anyways... or was it the Persians?
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might be an etching or an old cave painting....
It looks like an animal that Hannibal used in combat.
Then again, that guy was a enemy to the Roman Empire anyways... or was it the Persians?
The object is underwater, Hannibal used elephants and he was an enemy of the Romans.
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Looks like a crude version of the Millennium Falcon.
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The secret underwater HQ of Ernst Stavro Blofeld. :viking:
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Chewbacca will be pretty soggy by now
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:indeed: After long submergence he would look like the green one on War Of The Gargantuas.
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Something is submerged. cold, icy and eternally frostbitten. oh whats this? must be my TV dinner, :2thumbsup:
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The secret underwater HQ of Ernst Stavro Blofeld. :viking:
:arrr:
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It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.
And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment
Richard, Seriously? Shot down 500 years ago with what?
With rocks and boulders of course. Using catapults. :nerdy:
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I googled it. It's on the bottom of the Baltic Sea, between Sweden and Finland. No one knows what it is :apondering:
You and odeon are going to have to check this out. :viking:
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Something is submerged. cold, icy and eternally frostbitten. oh whats this? must be my TV dinner, :2thumbsup:
Might be better to leave it where it is. If you ever saw The Thing, you know what I mean. :P
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I'm kinda stoked to see what they find out about the ruins in the Mediterranean.
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It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.
And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment
Richard, Seriously? Shot down 500 years ago with what?
With rocks and boulders of course. Using catapults. :nerdy:
Come on, ladies. Obviously it was shot down by another space ship. :tard:
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It wasn't destroyed by hitting water. it was shot down, 500 years ago or so those peoples of that area witness a bunch of UFO's fighting.
There's even a famous painting depicting the scene.
And it could be a rock. but the explorers say whenever they get real close to it with there robots to get a better look it completely messes up there electrical equipment because it has some sort of magnetic field. rocks also can be magnetic, but I don't really know if it would interfear with modern day equipment
Richard, Seriously? Shot down 500 years ago with what?
With rocks and boulders of course. Using catapults. :nerdy:
Come on, ladies. Obviously it was shot down by another space ship. :tard:
Yes, by a medieval space ship, fully armed with catapults. :M
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Might've been replicators. Better stay away. They seek out technology.
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Fascinating. I hope it was aliens. :viking:
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Fascinating. I hope it was aliens. :viking:
Austr(http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/a/l/alienguyplz.jpg?1)
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Fascinating. I hope it was aliens. :viking:
Stephen hawking says that in all probability, alien contact could be the end of us.
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Fascinating. I hope it was aliens. :viking:
Stephen hawking says that in all probability, alien contact could be the end of us.
Maybe that's why she hopes it was aliens. :viking:
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There are too damn many humans on the planet anyway.
Seriously though, I think we have to get to the aliens before they get to us. Judging by the history of different human cultures, it always always sucks to be the less advanced people during a period of major cultural clash. If we can just manage interstellar flight, and get some exploring done before stumbling on less advanced life on other worlds, I think we might be alright.
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Just look at the second picture of the lot; the one heavily blue colored.
Obviously a huge space- flea shitting a human head it just nipped off and sucked the brains out of its cat host.
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There are too damn many humans on the planet anyway.
Seriously though, I think we have to get to the aliens before they get to us. Judging by the history of different human cultures, it always always sucks to be the less advanced people during a period of major cultural clash. If we can just manage interstellar flight, and get some exploring done before stumbling on less advanced life on other worlds, I think we might be alright.
How would we destroy them if they're like a billion years ahead of us though. They'd probably just giggle at us.
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Judging by the history of different human cultures, it always always sucks to be the less advanced people during a period of major cultural clash.
True.
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There are too damn many humans on the planet anyway.
Seriously though, I think we have to get to the aliens before they get to us. Judging by the history of different human cultures, it always always sucks to be the less advanced people during a period of major cultural clash. If we can just manage interstellar flight, and get some exploring done before stumbling on less advanced life on other worlds, I think we might be alright.
How would we destroy them if they're like a billion years ahead of us though. They'd probably just giggle at us.
On the other hand, bacterial infections sometimes kill humans.
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There are too damn many humans on the planet anyway.
Seriously though, I think we have to get to the aliens before they get to us. Judging by the history of different human cultures, it always always sucks to be the less advanced people during a period of major cultural clash. If we can just manage interstellar flight, and get some exploring done before stumbling on less advanced life on other worlds, I think we might be alright.
How would we destroy them if they're like a billion years ahead of us though. They'd probably just giggle at us.
On the other hand, bacterial infections sometimes kill humans.
A cynical older friend of mine refers to epidemics as "God's little pruning shears." :zoinks:
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I'd go with biological warfare to be honest, most probably in the case of an alien invasion. Set up international agency to fight and research, aiming to capture live specimens and of course drag back some corpses for research. Brew up and test bioagents on specimens after interrogating, if needs be torturing for information, then engineer escape opportunities for infected carriers, allowing them to return back to their crew, and hope like hell it spreads and wipes them out.
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I'd go with biological warfare to be honest, most probably in the case of an alien invasion. Set up international agency to fight and research, aiming to capture live specimens and of course drag back some corpses for research. Brew up and test bioagents on specimens after interrogating, if needs be torturing for information, then engineer escape opportunities for infected carriers, allowing them to return back to their crew, and hope like hell it spreads and wipes them out.
You sound like me after I'd just seen Aliens for the first time. I was all fired up to waste some xenomorphs! :litigious:
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Well against what would most certainly be extremely advanced technology compared to ours just to allow them to come here in the first place, I'd imagine their craft to be superior enough that our weapons wouldn't stand a chance.
Making the only way either to get some pairs of boots ON one whilst its about whatever its about. Or use the creatures themselves against them. THEY wouldn't, I'd think be too difficult to squish individually, but do that and the opportunity is lost.
Just simple tactical logic. Why fight a nasty, drawn out campaign when you can use the people your fighting to do it for you, and wipe them out en masse with a plague. With man fighting man that is one thing, but in a global war for the survival of the human species itself there could never be room for doubt, mercy, ethics or moral limits, biological, chemical, tactical nuclear weapons, anything and everything we have as a race could, and if it would bring a tactical advantage or victory SHOULD be used, even if it were to mean kidnapping, torturing and/or killing their children.
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Well against what would most certainly be extremely advanced technology compared to ours just to allow them to come here in the first place, I'd imagine their craft to be superior enough that our weapons wouldn't stand a chance.
Making the only way either to get some pairs of boots ON one whilst its about whatever its about. Or use the creatures themselves against them. THEY wouldn't, I'd think be too difficult to squish individually, but do that and the opportunity is lost.
Just simple tactical logic. Why fight a nasty, drawn out campaign when you can use the people your fighting to do it for you, and wipe them out en masse with a plague. With man fighting man that is one thing, but in a global war for the survival of the human species itself there could never be room for doubt, mercy, ethics or moral limits, biological, chemical, tactical nuclear weapons, anything and everything we have as a race could, and if it would bring a tactical advantage or victory SHOULD be used, even if it were to mean kidnapping, torturing and/or killing their children.
Wow, you think about gloomy things! Would you like some cake? :snowman:
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Just ate some chilli actually, but hey.
Although it cannot be said, that my old man does it to my liking, not even close. I don't DISlike it, but its more stew than chilli...and it lacks the proper mushrooms and spices. (although when I cook one, in some cases they ARE the spices, he turns his nose up at using such unorthodox ingredients as I do in mine however)
And I didn't start the whole alien invasion thing (btw i LOVE that movie series, Geiger really did an impressive job designing the title creatures I think), in a realistic 'invasion' though from outer space, its how it would end up, if we ever even saw it happen, I think it more likely if it did, that we would just be wiped out from orbit.
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There are too damn many humans on the planet anyway.
Seriously though, I think we have to get to the aliens before they get to us. Judging by the history of different human cultures, it always always sucks to be the less advanced people during a period of major cultural clash. If we can just manage interstellar flight, and get some exploring done before stumbling on less advanced life on other worlds, I think we might be alright.
How would we destroy them if they're like a billion years ahead of us though. They'd probably just giggle at us.
More to the point if they have interstellar travel via FTL, the types of weapons they would have would probably annihilate entire solar systems. If they even suspect we're a future threat, we wouldn't exist right now.
Also imagine a civilization that uses wormholes to slowly tear apart a planet and deliver the fragments to a desired location for mineral processing. Hell we may never even see a single ship let alone a single being before it's too late if they're that advanced.
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Not bothering to read the whole thread so sorry if this is a repeat, but:
Pac Man. It is clearly a giant ancient real-life Pac Man.