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The word lunatic is a clue in itself.

But it does say the heavens and the Earth, differentiating between the universe and the lump of rock we are sat upon. To my mind it's just missing the detail due to a lack of room.

Yep, I guess any aliens would be saying to one another, " Y'know what, that Val lad is a super intelligent genius so no point in us trying to compete, we'll just park up our space bending starship and go have a session instead."

What's it to you?

Sometimes I can smell something like them, but its just the unwashed ones.

Dark matter is the stuff that lurks in the sock draw making just one half of each pair disappear to the far side of the universe. I see it daily.

There is an alternative notion that ETs are actually the remnants of a past humanoid presence on earth that managed to wipe itself out and took to hiding underground in the Antarctic. I guess it's just as plausible as anything else.

A long way back the thread addressed the issue of life elsewhere in the universe. Just for the record I'd say it is the height of arrogance to believe that we are the only life forms there are. The question is, to what extent, if any, have those other life forms interacted with life on this...

Anyhow, back to the thread.... It was a couple of days ago I read the OP but three items that struck me were the mention of mins 80 deg C to keep the bodies, the skin and the sudden departure into the ET's spiritual life. Wasn't -80C the temperature at which the covid jabs were meant to be...

I'd be more impressed by the technological genius of aliens if they didn't keep crashing their flying saucers. As for said aliens the green guys are meant to be the goodies, the grey ones were always considered little b'stards, sticking probes where they are not wanted and so on.

The question then becomes what became of all the money, was it siphoned off for some dark project or simply pocketed? Was the moonshot in fact a cover for financing something else, and if so, what?

He has bigger fish to fry.

Oh, so we are in a court now are we, what the feck are you smoking?

I doubt it, who was going to believe Russia even? As you have just discovered, there was the cold war going on, do you honestly think the western media would have carried the story without screaming that it was simply jealousy on Russia's part?

Lordy lord, you are one stupid little CW clone desperately nit picking in a bid to make yourself look clever. He was part of the British contingent FFS!

Well of course a whistleblower could, but as I have asked three times now, why should the Russians make a fuss about it and who would believe him anyway?

Honestly, if you have to employ such feeble attempts to somehow mark yourself as being clever then the joke is on you. He was there as part of the British contingent, do you honestly think the Americans gave a flying fig about his country of birth? You never fail to surprise me with your stupidity.

So what? Anyway, even if there was a NASA whistleblower what hope had he of being heard or believed?

The name is immaterial.

Los Almos was well away from anywhere for good reason. The nuclear bomb was a massive and genuine game changer so of course Russia wanted to know all about it and a British scientist forwarded the details. Russia may well have had the low down on what NASA was up to but decided not too make a...