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NASA to make an announcement shortly on ET life..

If ET life was rare, or even uncommon, what would the chances be of us finding a sample of it in the great infinite, and so close to home? Pretty astronomical I'd think. ??????

And what if life is common to many solar systems?? I bet there're billions of planets out there with life on them - intelligent or otherwise. Life found it's way here after all...

Anyway, this announcement is probably the rerelease of ET in 3D!
 
And what if life is common to many solar systems?? I bet there're billions of planets out there with life on them - intelligent or otherwise. Life found it's way here after all...

Anyway, this announcement is probably the rerelease of ET in 3D!

That's exactly my point Liam. It would have to be prevalent in order for us to have a chance at finding it.
 
I have odd methane gas emissions. Probably not far off Gavin. I'd guess anything more earth-shattering wouldn't survive being undisclosed till thursday. Still, what do I know, it might be a micro equivalent of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
 
I am announcing that I will be excited at some point in the future.
 
Whatever they announce, it won't equal the recent Epic and Scarlet announcements made here on the RED planet.
 
And what if life is common to many solar systems?? I bet there're billions of planets out there with life on them - intelligent or otherwise. Life found it's way here after all...!

I think it is extremely arrogant and ignorant to think otherwise.

Anyway, this announcement is probably the rerelease of ET in 3D!

Hahahaha thats one hell of a spin.
 
NASA:

A prototype of the revolutionary camera from RED, Epic Tatoo (E.T.) running in HDRx™ mode was used to penetrate through dark matter to discover new life forms. The camera was set to ISO 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 for noisless acquisition. This faint and previously unseen area of the deep sky has been reproduced in stunning detail in 5k cinema resolution and 18-stop dynamic range previously unavailable to our civilisation.
 
NASA just want money for some project. :patriot: :emote_popcorn:
 
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