Life on Saturn moon?

[zlastboss]

If NASA was formed as a 'civilian space agency', why were so many NASA programs funded by the US Defence Department?

Why were all astronauts subjected to US military security regulations?

Why were all video and photographic evidence screened by the National Security Agency?

Why were all the radio communications screened by the National Security Agency?

After spending millions of taxpayers' dollars planning a 'Moon City', why has the Moon not been visited by NASA since 1973?

Why are some of NASA's top photographic technicians employed to 'airbrush out' anomalies caught on film?

Why are astronauts and other NASA employees threatened with long jail sentences if they 'speak out' about what was really discovered out there in space?

Do you realise that no information, either photographic or otherwise, reaches the public domain until it has been thoroughly scrutinised and sanitized by the US intelligence community, and has been in effect since the space program began?.

[spiderman]

Any of you watch the recent BBC program? 'Seven Wonders of the solar system' by Professor Brian Cox. He explored this very same thing notion of life on Titan and other places in the solar system.

ye i saw this, very nice set of programs.

i reckon europa is number 1 at the moment. the colour under the ice is a dead give away from space. id be very very suprised if when they manage to dig under all that ice and get into that ocean, that they would find no life what so ever.

[spiderman]

so basically we r meant to get excited about mircrobes

aliens exitsing kills religion imo

no it doesnt. there are plenty of religions which acknowledge life beyond our planet/aliens, some more closely than others.

its all a belief anyways, its subject to interpretation.

[Uncle Man]

if space programs werent just white collar money laundering operations i reckon more stuff wud of been done/discovered by now etc

[spiderman]

If NASA was formed as a 'civilian space agency', why were so many NASA programs funded by the US Defence Department?

Why were all astronauts subjected to US military security regulations?

Why were all video and photographic evidence screened by the National Security Agency?

Why were all the radio communications screened by the National Security Agency?

After spending millions of taxpayers' dollars planning a 'Moon City', why has the Moon not been visited by NASA since 1973?

Why are some of NASA's top photographic technicians employed to 'airbrush out' anomalies caught on film?

Why are astronauts and other NASA employees threatened with long jail sentences if they 'speak out' about what was really discovered out there in space?

Do you realise that no information, either photographic or otherwise, reaches the public domain until it has been thoroughly scrutinised and sanitized by the US intelligence community, and has been in effect since the space program began?.

ye NASA is definately government controlled, it is the face of the "publicly acceptable" understanding of space.

although is does have lots of legitimate scientists and engineers working for it, its direction and image is subject to manipulation and propaganda.

you can still take their findings with a pinch of salt imo. there is a lot of real science there, even if it is government controlled.

[Captain Planet]

if space programs werent just white collar money laundering operations i reckon more stuff wud of been done/discovered by now etc

Hmmm

Elaborate please

[manuel]

Any of you watch the recent BBC program? 'Seven Wonders of the solar system' by Professor Brian Cox. He explored this very same thing notion of life on Titan and other places in the solar system.

What I was coming in here to say lol about him summing up all of this. Brilliant program.

[Ephren Taylor]

Any of you watch the recent BBC program? 'Seven Wonders of the solar system' by Professor Brian Cox. He explored this very same thing notion of life on Titan and other places in the solar system.

What I was coming in here to say lol about him summing up all of this. Brilliant program.

Excellent set of programs.. Shame there were only 7 shows.

• Calculating the Sun's energy with a bucket of water and umbrella
  
• Riding that vertical take off plane to look at the 'thin blue line'
  
• The actual footage of the Cassini probe entering Titan's atmosphere
  
• Watching the Sun set from each of the different planets in our solar system
  
• The shear size of Olympus Monze
  
• The erupting volcanoes of ice
  
• Woodlice type creatures creating methane on Earth (Idea of what they think is possibly going on with Titan)
  
• Europa's red marks
  
• The bacteria/microbes actually living within the pure water ice caves. (Idea of what they think is possibly going on with Europa)
  

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[Mr. Martinez]

You man need to watch Mr Hawkings breaking it down

man basically said this already

he put all the chemichals and bodies that make human beings

put them on a table

and said this is what we are made up of, and it's because of planet earth

there is bound to be life elsewhere

and they're going to be who they are becase of the planet they live in

and they soon come this way still

[Axiom]

^links to hawkings breaking it down please

[Uncle Man]

if space programs werent just white collar money laundering operations i reckon more stuff wud of been done/discovered by now etc

Hmmm

Elaborate please

ive already said too m

[Mr. Martinez]

^^ funny guy.

Axiom my boy showed me on Sky+

should be online somewhere

He did a little series

time-travel and the universe

pretty sick

also prooved tme travel is possible and showed us how.

[spiderman]

^links to hawkings breaking it down please

don't know about that (or if this is the same thing), but he has had some recent programs shown discovery entitled "stephen hawkings universe"...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw3ofIg67Jo

other 4 parts + another episode on time travel in this guys channel

really did not expect people on here to be interested in this stuff.

[Frank.]

I can confirm aliens exist.

[Axiom]

safe @spiderman

found some rapidshare links if any1 else wants it http://www.mytvblog.org/?p=8152

gonna watch this now

[Goddaz]

^links to hawkings breaking it down please

don't know about that (or if this is the same thing), but he has had some recent programs shown discovery entitled "stephen hawkings universe"...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw3ofIg67Jo

other 4 parts + another episode on time travel in this guys channel

really did not expect people on here to be interested in this stuff.

I love it.

Been watching Patrick since a young buck.

Safe spider and Axiom.

*Goes to watch*

[Mr. Martinez]

What Spiderman posted is what I was on about

very sick program

[spiderman]

ye these programs are very well presented so that anyone can understand, but at the same time they dont dumb it down and still try to give you as much detail as they can without going all academic and theoretical.

"the story of science" series on bbc iplayer is also quite decent.

and richard hammonds invisible world that was on there a couple months back.

[Gambino]

D/L them 3 Steven Hawking Episodes. Had to go listen to that Wow! signal again, Eerie stuff.

[manuel]

and richard hammonds invisible world that was on there a couple months back.

That was mad that was.

[Guest Triple XXX]

will download the programs discussed

[Goddaz]

Yeah, c/s Spider again and Manuel. It was sick.

If anyone is interested http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rmrmm