No, they got the maths wrong. Embarrassing or what? There's life out there Jim, just not as we know it.
Not long after they'd published their claims to have identified neutrino particles moving in excess of the speed of light, not visibly confirmed, obviously, but the result of mathematical analysis, the guys at CERN withdrew their papers and the guys involved had to resign.
No mate, not even close. Changing the subject just a smidgen, I saw a guy wearing your jumper avatar this afternoon in Milton Keynes. Wasn't you was it?
no mate i got dragged to fenwicks window then into fenwicks, followed by a surge of grinning horse punchers calling steven taylor a t**t, we escaped to the ncp to be raped of £6 for 1hr hour 8 mins of parking time, i do not own that jumper but i want one
Well some 20-odd year old was out shopping with mummy, or one ugly cougar, in House of Fraser. I saw his top and stood there thinking, where the **** have I seen that before?
Statistically speaking, there's a better chance that Bri is wrong there. If there are infinite possibilities out there, the chances are that we are not more technologically advanced than every other possible species out there. I'm absolutely certain there's other life forms out there, but not so sure that they would necessarily wish to travel here. They could all have travelled here billions of years ago, seen there was nothing going on and decided there was never any reason to go back. They could have discovered planets far more interesting than ours, so maybe we're just not interesting enough... would you go dig out your old black and white tele for the match if you could watch the match on an 80 inch 4k curved screen?
Probably mate, there's bound to be many worse places though as well, like The Sun, so better the devil you know ey!
Imagine a planet that was always muddy and had lots of sloppy green things? ...or loads more 6-legged and 8-legged things only bigger and hairy, or even a place where the weather was more **** than NE England?
There's infinite possibilities apparently, so somewhere, there's a planet where you have to open your door every morning at 6am and let Paul Gascoigne in to curl a **** out in your lasagna dish, whilst you salute him with your 7 fingered green hand, then as he's leaving you'll get a cricket bat round the head to render you unconscious until 5:30am the next day. There's also another planet somewhere, where you get to open the door to Michelle Keegan and she'll fetch you a lasagna and sit on your face. Swings and roundabouts innit.
NASA: Mars once had lakes capable of sustaining life... http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/08/mars-rover-nasa-curiosity/20110677/
