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Until this moment I have been forced to listen while media and politicians alike have told me "what Canadians think". In all that time they never once asked.
This is just the voice of an ordinary Canadian yelling back at the radio -
"You don't speak for me."
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Like Calgary trash bins.
Space dust. Meh.
https://physics.aps.org/story/v5/st29
Note: space is not really an empty back vacuum as portrayed. It’s chock full of crap. I’m honestly amazed our spacecraft haven’t yet been hit by anything large enough to do serious damage. Think asteroid belt … only more dispersed.
https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/white-sands/micrometeoroids-and-orbital-debris-mmod/
Bigfoot and Aliens … sorry. I just can’t. And FWIW … Astronauts aren’t really more insightful than the average schlub living in flyover country … they’ve just been highly trained in a very narrow field of study. And you’d think they’d have known enough about space dust and junk not to get everyone all worked up over alien … “fireflies”.
But then again … that … HERO astronaut became a toxic leftwing politician
Somewhere out there is a Tesla.
https://orbitalradar.com/kessler-syndrome
The universe is full of a gazillion unknowns, and astronauts aren’t the only ones that have observed them.
If you are interested then search this term; ‘man-made field reversed configuration time-harmonic plasmoid’.
Engineered by Lockheed Martin (and others) to be trans-medium (they can operate in air, water, & space).
Don’t @ me bro.
“Astronauts Keep Seeing Things NASA Can’t Explain”
To suggest there might be space aliens is to explain them. What are the parameters that NASA mouthpieces are permitted to express? NASA is a space agency of the U.S. government. They express things in space craft terms.
-There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy- ~Willie Shokspur
aliens.
huh. as in *space* aliens, sentient things from far away?
note they seem to have 2 legs 2 arms and 1 head.
got news for ya: the truly, STAGGERING distances involved. the amount of ‘space’ in space.
where to begin? when the fastest thing in existence, light, can take 80,000 generation to get
‘from A to B’ and THAT is still in the immediate vicinity, well, the — isolation — that creates.
no. nope. nein. negatory, uhuh. we have not and are not playing host to ‘space aliens’.
IF there is a strange, secretive species with all sorts of technology, the ONLY explanation l wd accept is they have mastered stealth technology, have been here all along, and live in isolated, remote, underground, underwater, whatever colonies. and at that l *still* dont think that is the case.
google Fermi Paradox
All my favourite pubs are staggering distances away.