Long time, no read, eh? I know it's been eight months since I last wrote anything on this blog, so I'm going to be honest with you here. Back when I first started writing this blog, I thought I would be writing something every week.
But I never found anything that actually made me want to write a post, and when I did have something to write, I found it more of a chore to write stuff for this. Also, I've never had that much of an audience when it comes to this blog. Most of the time, I would be lucky to have one person to read one of my posts.
Don't get me wrong, I still believe that the supernatural exist and the government isn't forcing me to stop writing. I've just felt like I've had this blog on life support for too long, so I'm going to pull the plug and stop.
Thanks to anyone who actually spent time reading any of the posts that I put on here and for anyone who believes that aliens have landed or that ghosts exist, keep on believing.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Humanoid Aliens
Sorry that's it been so long since I last wrote here, I've been busy with some other stuff going on. But anyway, I finally got around to writing another post, so here we go.
Something that always bugs me about movies featuring aliens is that the aliens are usually humanoids. I'm not saying that aliens aren't humanoid, they very well could be. But they could also look like a giant fuzzy ball with 16 eyes, or they could look like things no one could ever dream up.
There could even be some some aliens that look just like us, or they could look like those cheap aliens from Star Trek. Us humans may never know what all the alien species look like, but I have a feeling that they aren't going to be as humanoid as movies are showing us.
Something that always bugs me about movies featuring aliens is that the aliens are usually humanoids. I'm not saying that aliens aren't humanoid, they very well could be. But they could also look like a giant fuzzy ball with 16 eyes, or they could look like things no one could ever dream up.
There could even be some some aliens that look just like us, or they could look like those cheap aliens from Star Trek. Us humans may never know what all the alien species look like, but I have a feeling that they aren't going to be as humanoid as movies are showing us.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Humans came from Alien Zombies?
I know what everybody is thinking: what?! But don't worry, it's not like zombies you see in movies, what I mean is dead alien viruses.
Scientists have always wondered whether aliens have helped in the evolution of humans, others have made theories that made tiny organisms from another galaxy after being affected by some stars' radiation and had come to Earth. However, most astrobiologists have shown that weak microbes with about the same amount of radiation could kill the microbes. “That essentially kills panspermia in the classical sense,” said astrobiologist Rocco Mancinelli of the SETI Institute." However a astronomer named Paul Wesson has claimed that "even if the actual microbes are dead on arrival, the information they carry could allow life to rise from the charred remains."
Could 'alien zombies' have come to Planet Earth and had a hand in creating the human race? I don't know if we'll ever find out the truth of how we began, but there is many theories out there of how life began everywhere you go; on the internet, on the TV, or in a book. But which one do you believe? Thank you for reading Looking at the Paranormal.
Scientists have always wondered whether aliens have helped in the evolution of humans, others have made theories that made tiny organisms from another galaxy after being affected by some stars' radiation and had come to Earth. However, most astrobiologists have shown that weak microbes with about the same amount of radiation could kill the microbes. “That essentially kills panspermia in the classical sense,” said astrobiologist Rocco Mancinelli of the SETI Institute." However a astronomer named Paul Wesson has claimed that "even if the actual microbes are dead on arrival, the information they carry could allow life to rise from the charred remains."
Could 'alien zombies' have come to Planet Earth and had a hand in creating the human race? I don't know if we'll ever find out the truth of how we began, but there is many theories out there of how life began everywhere you go; on the internet, on the TV, or in a book. But which one do you believe? Thank you for reading Looking at the Paranormal.
Monday, September 20, 2010
UFO Propulsion
"How do alien spacecraft get from their far away planet to Earth?" Well, the answer is... well no one knows, but there have been many theories about it. One of the more popular ones is the 'Slingshot Theory' where the UFO doesn't fly all the way to Earth, it uses some kind of technology to pull space back and then let go and then they get shot all the way to wherever they want to go.
Then there's another theory, called the 'Warp Theory' If you've ever watched Star Wars or Star Trek, you probably know where I'm going with this. It's where the UFO enters a speed faster than the speed of light, and they keep going until they hit their target.
Then there's another theory called the 'Multi-Generational Theory' where a ship flies from their planet to reach another planet, and to keep having people to be able to drive the ship when the parents die the children drive and then it keeps going until they reach the end of their journey. It sounds kinda dumb to me, to have one generation go and then another one by the time they get there they probably would forget why they went to Earth in the first place.
And then there's another question, "Why do aliens like to come here?" Maybe for their vacations or to research or maybe we're like the McDonald's of the galaxy. Who knows?
Then there's another theory, called the 'Warp Theory' If you've ever watched Star Wars or Star Trek, you probably know where I'm going with this. It's where the UFO enters a speed faster than the speed of light, and they keep going until they hit their target.
Then there's another theory called the 'Multi-Generational Theory' where a ship flies from their planet to reach another planet, and to keep having people to be able to drive the ship when the parents die the children drive and then it keeps going until they reach the end of their journey. It sounds kinda dumb to me, to have one generation go and then another one by the time they get there they probably would forget why they went to Earth in the first place.
And then there's another question, "Why do aliens like to come here?" Maybe for their vacations or to research or maybe we're like the McDonald's of the galaxy. Who knows?
Friday, August 6, 2010
Weekly World News
I was bored so I was looking through the magazines on Google books, when I found an interesting magazine with it's headline being: Space Alien Baby Survives UFO Crash! And being the alien geek I am, I had to read that article and it was really silly. But all the time I was reading I was reminded by a quote from the first Men in Black film:
But then I saw one of the magazines titled: Aliens going Home! So once again I got interested in it, and I found this really interesting 'quote' from the alien:
And so that got me thinking of what humans would be thinking if aliens publicly land on Earth, would they be thinking of movies like Independence Day where the aliens come to destroy our planet or will they be thinking of a movie like E.T.
where the alien just wanted to get home after he crashed. Will all the humans help or hinder the alien(s), or will it be like the TV show V where there's a group of people who trust the aliens and then there's a resistance group against the alien(s)? It's a very interesting thing to think of...
"K: We're gonna check the hot sheets
[K pulls up to a newsstand and buys a pile of supermarket tabloids]
J: THESE are the hot sheets?
K: Best investigative reporting on the planet. But go ahead, read the New York Times if you want. They get lucky sometimes."
But then I saw one of the magazines titled: Aliens going Home! So once again I got interested in it, and I found this really interesting 'quote' from the alien:
"Television shows like Star Trek and The X-Files don't help. They've made us a part of their whole celebrity-fixated culture. They've turned us into a drunken, public joke!"
And so that got me thinking of what humans would be thinking if aliens publicly land on Earth, would they be thinking of movies like Independence Day where the aliens come to destroy our planet or will they be thinking of a movie like E.T.
where the alien just wanted to get home after he crashed. Will all the humans help or hinder the alien(s), or will it be like the TV show V where there's a group of people who trust the aliens and then there's a resistance group against the alien(s)? It's a very interesting thing to think of...
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Cosmic Voyage
Welcome to my blog! (Now that's out of the way, time for the actual blog)
I was reading a book entitled Cosmic Voyage by Dr. Courtney Brown, and I found an interesting section in there about the grays, martians and humans. Here's a quote: "With regards to the Grays, they have been closely involved with both Martians and Humans for a long time." An interesting note about that sentence is that the book claims that the grays are not martians unlike popular belief, what I'm curious about that he said that we have been in contact with aliens for a quite a while if this information is correct that could mean aliens could have very well have helped the evolution of us humans just like 2001: A Space Odyssey. However this book also has bits of nonsense like an alien calling the author in his sleep and asking for his help against an unknown cause. What's also interesting about is that in the same chapter it says that the grays are the 'good guys' and the martians are the 'bad guys' and that they are having a great war, and it also says that our governments are helping the martians instead of the grays and so that's why there have been very little contact with the grays. This guy makes some interesting points about what the relationships could be between humans and aliens.
When you leave the blog think about this quote from Cosmic Voyage: "We are about to enter the realm of galactic life as fully participating members in the community of worlds."
I was reading a book entitled Cosmic Voyage by Dr. Courtney Brown, and I found an interesting section in there about the grays, martians and humans. Here's a quote: "With regards to the Grays, they have been closely involved with both Martians and Humans for a long time." An interesting note about that sentence is that the book claims that the grays are not martians unlike popular belief, what I'm curious about that he said that we have been in contact with aliens for a quite a while if this information is correct that could mean aliens could have very well have helped the evolution of us humans just like 2001: A Space Odyssey. However this book also has bits of nonsense like an alien calling the author in his sleep and asking for his help against an unknown cause. What's also interesting about is that in the same chapter it says that the grays are the 'good guys' and the martians are the 'bad guys' and that they are having a great war, and it also says that our governments are helping the martians instead of the grays and so that's why there have been very little contact with the grays. This guy makes some interesting points about what the relationships could be between humans and aliens.
When you leave the blog think about this quote from Cosmic Voyage: "We are about to enter the realm of galactic life as fully participating members in the community of worlds."
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