Aliens have never visited nor have they ever crash-landed on Earth.
The level of technological advancement required for interstellar travel is unfathomable to us and, frankly, naive of us to even consider whether they’ve “visited us” or not as we probably wouldn’t even recognize them if they did. It would be the equivalent of humanity wondering if one of our car crashes might be discovered by ants. The answer is no. An entire ant colony could be staring directly at a car crash and they wouldn’t even be aware that anything different is going on.
Einstein’s theory of relativity tells us that any object with mass cannot reach the speed of light (required for interstellar travel) because it’s mass would become infinite, requiring an infinite amount of energy to continue acceleration. This means one of two things:
They have the technology to transform themselves into energy and beam across the universe (light has no mass so they can now travel at the speed of light).
They have the technology to warp space-time, allowing them to travel between points in space-time (like the famous example we always see in movies where the scientists bends a sheet a paper and shoves a pen through for illustration).
The first option is highly unlikely as you could probably guess, a device would need to convert you to energy and then back into mass. This prevents you from traveling anywhere new.
The second option is also highly unlikely as you’d need a device (and energy) to BEND SPACE AND TIME.
Basically, if there will ever be aliens, it will probably be us. The universe is relatively young even at nearly 14 billion years and - at least based on our own evolutionary/historical timeline - it’s completely possible we are the first species that have ever left our own planet. While there is very likely life scattered throughout the universe, but it doesn’t mean they’re smart or even capable of thought, let alone interstellar travel.
I’d put more weight into your post if I hadn’t seen UAPs firsthand, several before drones took to the skies, and in the presence of multiple reliable witnesses.
Secondly, your understanding of warp physics is somewhat out of date, as the biggest issue around the development of such a field is not creating energy, but rather creating negative energy, and the technology is under active study by a number of reputable scientific teams.
As such your premise that such travel isn’t possible is flawed and short-sighted. Just because we haven’t accomplished a thing doesn’t mean it’s impossible - just ask the Wright Brothers.
The remainder of your post is declarative and anecdotal, and is trying to prove a negative, a difficult if not impossible task given the infinite span of the universe. In fact, it’s far more likely, just speaking in terms of probability, that intelligent life exists outside our planet than the entire reach of reality being a wasteland save for our small green dot.
That being said, I appreciate the time you took to respond, even if I disagree with your opinion. I suggest you take a look at the link above - it may broaden your horizons regarding what’s possible.
They’re not here. Full stop.
Aliens have never visited nor have they ever crash-landed on Earth.
The level of technological advancement required for interstellar travel is unfathomable to us and, frankly, naive of us to even consider whether they’ve “visited us” or not as we probably wouldn’t even recognize them if they did. It would be the equivalent of humanity wondering if one of our car crashes might be discovered by ants. The answer is no. An entire ant colony could be staring directly at a car crash and they wouldn’t even be aware that anything different is going on.
Einstein’s theory of relativity tells us that any object with mass cannot reach the speed of light (required for interstellar travel) because it’s mass would become infinite, requiring an infinite amount of energy to continue acceleration. This means one of two things:
The first option is highly unlikely as you could probably guess, a device would need to convert you to energy and then back into mass. This prevents you from traveling anywhere new.
The second option is also highly unlikely as you’d need a device (and energy) to BEND SPACE AND TIME.
Basically, if there will ever be aliens, it will probably be us. The universe is relatively young even at nearly 14 billion years and - at least based on our own evolutionary/historical timeline - it’s completely possible we are the first species that have ever left our own planet. While there is very likely life scattered throughout the universe, but it doesn’t mean they’re smart or even capable of thought, let alone interstellar travel.
I’d put more weight into your post if I hadn’t seen UAPs firsthand, several before drones took to the skies, and in the presence of multiple reliable witnesses.
Secondly, your understanding of warp physics is somewhat out of date, as the biggest issue around the development of such a field is not creating energy, but rather creating negative energy, and the technology is under active study by a number of reputable scientific teams.
As such your premise that such travel isn’t possible is flawed and short-sighted. Just because we haven’t accomplished a thing doesn’t mean it’s impossible - just ask the Wright Brothers.
The remainder of your post is declarative and anecdotal, and is trying to prove a negative, a difficult if not impossible task given the infinite span of the universe. In fact, it’s far more likely, just speaking in terms of probability, that intelligent life exists outside our planet than the entire reach of reality being a wasteland save for our small green dot.
That being said, I appreciate the time you took to respond, even if I disagree with your opinion. I suggest you take a look at the link above - it may broaden your horizons regarding what’s possible.