Ancient Aliens?

runrunner · Jan 17, 2014

What if it were true?

300 Million Year Old Machinery Found In Russia |Higher Perspective

layoutshooter · Jan 17, 2014

I thought this was going to be about Dick Durbin.

Maverick · Jan 18, 2014

runrunner said:
What if it were true?

300 Million Year Old Machinery Found In Russia |Higher Perspective

Very well could be. But it would kinda blow that big bang thing outta the water, would it not?

And, hard to believe the monkey's, turned man, could have been melting alloy at this time? Can we match the monkey progression, with the man made smelting period? Interesting.

And who is this Dick Durbin character?

skyraider · Jan 18, 2014

I think OVM made that stuff, he's pretty old you know.

xiggi · Jan 18, 2014

On a side note the scientist who dated the object celebrated his 356th birthday yesterday.

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layoutshooter · Jan 18, 2014

Not sure how this would, or would not, negate the "big bang".

Dick Durbin is a senator from IL.

Turtle · Jan 18, 2014

You'd think that with all those scientists, it would occur to one of them to publish the finding in a scientific journal.

And they would, if it had any scientific validity.

layoutshooter · Jan 18, 2014

Turtle said:
You'd think that with all those scientists, it would occur to one of them to publish the finding in a scientific journal.

And they would, if it had any scientific validity.

Maybe they are just as good as the scientists who are "faking" data to help "prove" global warming.

We all know that trained scientists never fake stuff.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aso/databank/entries/do53pi.html

Turtle · Jan 18, 2014

Yep. Scientists have been faking stuff and inventing data since the scientific method was invented. But it's that same scientific method that gets them in the end.

layoutshooter · Jan 18, 2014

Turtle said:
Yep. Scientists have been faking stuff and inventing data since the scientific method was invented. But it's that same scientific method that gets them in the end.

Still have to question everything. Are there "strange" things found in mines? Seems to be. How do they get into places where they have no business being? It would be interesting to find out. Can we expect "main stream" science to study it? I am not sure. It is possible to imagine where good scientists who might take an interest in "strange" things who would not do so to avoid the scorn.

Politics comes into play as well. Like the lack of study on pot for example.

There is much about the "natural" world that cannot be explained, much of which is never even explored.