NASA's Voyager 2 Probe Enters Interstellar Space

[tgh]

All sorts of things challenge the line ball story of life on earth.
For me , one massive challenge is the working of rock by our ancestors.
It's an exercise in which I have some experience and some of the rock work I have seen and touched demands that I question commonly held views about the origin of the species.

 

[Renato1]

Unless they had alien visitors who shared their alien technology.
Or embedded their alien technology in the inhabitants' brains
Or the inhabitants were descended from the aliens.
I reckon the Egyptians has alien assistance to build the pyramids.

Well, alacrity aside, from memory some 5% of meteorites contain organic compounds. I once held a piece of the Murchison Meteor in my hand, and it smelled just like kerosene. It's obviously handier if such organic compounds seeded a newly formed planet from space, than have to wait around for such organic compounds to be created from scratch.

DNA evidence would suggest that there are no alien ancestors on earth, unless the aliens were trilobites.

In his writings while being a tourist of early civilisations (the ancient world's equivalent to a frequent flyer), Herodotus describes how he was told the pyramids were built with 100,000 men. Most modern day analysis suggests that this was an overestimate by a factor of five, of how many men would have been required to build the big pyramids. No aliens required.
Regards,
Renato

 

[Renato1]

All sorts of things challenge the line ball story of life on earth.
For me , one massive challenge is the working of rock by our ancestors.
It's an exercise in which I have some experience and some of the rock work I have seen and touched demands that I question commonly held views about the origin of the species.

Origin of species or origin of civilisation?

There are numerous examples of ancient rock tools found all over the planet. Not sure what you men.
Regards,
Renato

 

[Quickstatus]

and that other places may have had their equivalent of reptiles, dolphins, flocks of birds or a hive mind like ants become the dominant civilisation leading to a very different outcome.

Or Optimus and Bumblebee

Herodotus describes how he was told the pyramids were built with 100,000 men. Most modern day analysis suggests that this was an overestimate by a factor of five, of how many men would have been required to build the big pyramids. No aliens required.

Ah, Herodotus, who has been accused of making up stuff. He was a journalist in his time and like journalists of today, was sometimes partial to some headlining, sensationalism and even accused of fake news. Being Greek he did opine that his observations led to the conclusion that gods take part in the affairs of man. Was he referring to Alien influence or Alien overlords?

Nevertheless the pyramids were constructed in a way that even today would be extremely difficulty. Must be a Stargate somewhere.....

 

[JohnK]

There isn't one rule of civilizations on earth, as there are thousands that formed independently - most lost to the time of pre-history. And all had constraints of material resources on them, which set bounds on how far they could ultimately go.

The number of tribes that sprung up around the world together has fascinated me the past few years. It's almost like they were placed there.

 

[Renato1]

Or Optimus and Bumblebee



Ah, Herodotus, who has been accused of making up stuff. He was a journalist in his time and like journalists of today, was sometimes partial to some headlining, sensationalism and even accused of fake news. Being Greek he did opine that his observations led to the conclusion that gods take part in the affairs of man. Was he referring to Alien influence or Alien overlords?

Nevertheless the pyramids were constructed in a way that even today would be extremely difficulty. Must be a Stargate somewhere.....

The Egyptians didn't tell him of any Gods to build the pyramids, just about a lot of hard work. And as I said, the 100,000 men requirement was over the top (unless they were very slack).

They've excavated the homes of all the craftsmen who were living near the pyramids to do the fine work, where they've found plenty of writings related to juicy gossip among the neighbours - but they make no mention of the aliens who were assisting them. One would have thought it worthy of comment if they had actually been present.
Regards,
Renato

 

[Quickstatus]

The Egyptians didn't tell him of any Gods to build the pyramids, just about a lot of hard work. And as I said, the 100,000 men requirement was over the top (unless they were very slack).

They've excavated the homes of all the craftsmen who were living near the pyramids to do the fine work, where they've found plenty of writings related to juicy gossip among the neighbours - but they make no mention of the aliens who were assisting them. One would have thought it worthy of comment if they had actually been present.
Regards,
Renato

Ah but the assumption is that they knew the aliens were aliens. Like I said the aliens live amongst us. Maybe the Pharaohs had contact with the Aliens.

 

[JohnK]

They've excavated the homes of all the craftsmen who were living near the pyramids to do the fine work, where they've found plenty of writings related to juicy gossip among the neighbours - but they make no mention of the aliens who were assisting them. One would have thought it worthy of comment if they had actually been present.

Only if you knew they were aliens. There are lots of clues someone was around.

 

[Renato1]

The number of tribes that sprung up around the world together has fascinated me the past few years. It's almost like they were placed there.

Even more fascinating is the Axial Age concept - how at about the same time thousands of years ago, all these geographically separated cultures suddenly threw up the world's greatest thinkers that still influence the world today.

This lecture addresses why it may have happened as it did (long, but interesting).

Cheers,
Renato

 

[Renato1]

Ah but the assumption is that they knew the aliens were aliens. Like I said the aliens live amongst us. Maybe the Pharaohs had contact with the Aliens.

Well, if the aliens disguised themselves as humans, and acted as humans, and were in no way distinguishable from humans back then as now - does it really matter if there were or weren't aliens present?
Cheers,
Renato

 

[Quickstatus]

Yes - because they are still aliens and they came from outer space - ask MiB

 

[JohnK]

Even more fascinating is the Axial Age concept - how at about the same time thousands of years ago, all these geographically separated cultures suddenly threw up the world's greatest thinkers that still influence the world today.

So roughly at the same time all these geographically separated cultures developed writing and discovered religion.

The answer is quite clear.