who else thinks aliens are real

ET: We come in peace. We brought blankets to trade .

Meanwhile on the Alien planet, the aliens are making a documentary, about how to survive if we, the aliens, attack them..

"if we send the entire internet aliens may respond"

Plot Twist : Humans are actually ancient martians digging down their own history.

It still blows my mind that there are humans that invented rockets that have not only gone to space, but have sent rovers to a planet over 9 months away travel distance, landed it, and sent pictures back from there. That in itself just seems like a great achievement for mankind. It makes average humans like me and most others look like cavemen.

Maybe the Goldilocks zone is the only place beings LIKE US could live, that doesn't mean other beings can't reside on planets with a totally different atmosphere

Hoping for a documentary where you repeat everything over and over again.....for an hour.....cause that's fun.....said no one ever

Even the aliens won't be able to see John Cena.

Even if the Aliens are peaceful, “they” ( the govt) will find a way to screw It up.... 😂

Aliens: look there is a message from Earth

This program is very suggestive that they are already here. And is helping to switch our minds into acceptance.

I didn't think that I'd like this documentary until it started talking about Mars. Then proxima B entered into discussion which further whetted my interest. Turns out that it was a good documentary. Thanks!

This is my 10th time watching. I like falling asleep to it.

I stopped at

If they're really coming from the "edge of the universe", theoretically we'll be waiting forever for their eventual arrival. Unfortunately, with space expanding faster than light travels, it's going to be even longer. Time is the biggest "filter" pertaining to the Fermi paradoxical reasons for never meeting aliens although there are probably many alien species in existence. Just an opinion.

i think that the people saying that aliens might either already be here or are observing us have a point, i watched a tornado documentery and the storm chaser basically said "if you're going to hunt an animal you first need to learn all you can about the animal you're going to be hunting"

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Godzilla meets Bambi? You never know Godzilla might have a sweet side for deer

I have a friend who once worked for NASA and they sent him on a mission of exploration to Antarctica. The stories he told were amazing. He endured -70°F and winds of probably up to 100 mph. That’s just like on the summit of Mount Everest. Not only that, but he was also stationed on Bermuda for quite a while as a part of a NASA team monitoring space shuttle launches. That is quite a résumé!