Recent content by Starcrow

I'm going home now because the battery of the tablet is down to 11 % and I won't be able to keep arguing today. Tomorrow maybe. Sweet dreams.

It was given to you and you decided to throw it away. In that case they saw lights in an identical formation going by more than once. It couldn't've been any natural phenomenon. Also, you seem to believe that certain astronauts develop dementia while in outer space and become delirious...

You spent about 20 minutes flat reading all that "recycled material". This is fantastic. Please tell us how you do it.

The astronauts include "Buzz" Aldrin (Apollo 11, 1969, first manned moon landing, in the same year I graduated from high school and the year of the muddy Woodstock Festival in New York State), who appears in the movie, freely available at the YouTube website, based on the book Unacknowledged --...

All right, so discard that case that the Space.com crowd dislikes. It's unnecessary. There are many other credible witnesses. What about the astronauts? I'll have to go over my many old books on the ETs and mention a few more cases, titles and authors. Back in the 70s I took a free course...

For reliable, truth-revealing etc. data see what the four college professors involved in the Lubbock Lights case and some astronauts testified decades ago. Space.com is still in the Stone Age concerning this matter.

Answer: no. A.I. will always be unable to communicate telepathically, which is how space aliens speak to those they choose to relate to. Seek & thou shalt find.

...I meant "no longer possible". Wasn't there a time when one could do changes to one's comments?

It's not that I'm slow but that it's no longer impossible to go online at home. Returning just to tell about the following mistake was an obligation. The passage was found at the said website but not in the report mentioned but in one titled "An Improved Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator...

Yes, an obvious mistake at the UniverseToday.com website (in a report titled "India's Rover Rolls Out Onto the Lunar Surface" [August 25]). Thank you for pointing it out. It's such a recent matter that one can be sure that they haven't been able to shrink the hardware yet, and it might take...

Why did you suggest using RTGs, knowing the following? "Radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs) are the power plants of the interplanetary spacecraft. Or at least they have been for going on 50 years now. But they have significant drawbacks, the primary one being that they’re heavy. Even...

The Zodiac sign can change, but not necessarily, if you decide to use the other system (the Indian or the Western system). This is because each one of the two systems has its own starting point on the Zodiac. There is a difference of some 12 degrees between the two starting points. This is...

It was adequate for the creators of astrology to choose to use a constantly shifting starting point for their zodiac that is characteristically terrestrial, rather than a fixed point, so that there were now two zodiacs: their movable, imaginary, tropical zodiac, the zodiac of the signs, and the...

Catastrophe, you're the only one here who forbears my wild comments (surely because, as a veteran, you feel it's your duty to be a polite host and encourage all newcomers, no matter how annoying they are), which is why the discussion ended. One can't keep ranting in the desert to the sand and...

"(...) I did specify which proposed type of singularity I had an issue with./I am also a proponent of relativity and the existence of black holes, so can't help but wonder what made you think otherwise." -- Curiosity ... and you had previously said: "If our universe is cyclic as I believe it is...