extraterrestrial
Speculation, theory, UFOs and Aliens. Are we alone in this universe or is there life outside Earth?
Red Dawn
Pluck the stem and uproot the growth. Burgeoned fruit, selfless life. Kiss the stem and cast it to the wind. Progeny blooms in years to come. Hopeful blossoms, flowered with care. Now raze the ground and scorch the earth. Fulminate your homeland. Pollute the air with wagging tongues and borrowed time. From earth comes nothing. But to it comes flesh. Burning world, blackened country. Water dry and sour to taste. Children awaken to revelations. We reap what we sow but what to reap when the Earth is shorn. Breathe deep now and exhale tomorrow. Continue until your lungs collapse. Savor the sweetness and cough up your sweat. Cough up your blood. Cough up your tears until nothing remains. Death will come and bury you in ashes. No flowers will adorn your grave.
Adam W. GrahamPublished 15 days ago in FuturismAncient Aliens: The Millennia-Long History Of Obsessing About Extraterrestrials
To feel small, all we have to do is lookup. The Sun, the Moon, the stars, the planets, and the Milky Way are evidence enough that Earth is not all that is.
Christopher HarveyPublished 24 days ago in FuturismHave we actually witnesssed UFO?
Between 1947 and 1969, the Air Force examined thousands of unspecified aerial photographs and concluded that most of the UFO sightings were stars, stars, or light visions, rather than conventional planes or spacecraft. The recognition, discussed in a recent CBS News report, sparked renewed interest last month. The long-awaited UFO report follows a series of high-profile articles published by Navy pilots in recent years about videos showing mysterious objects that appear to be moving at speeds and movements, unlike any other known airplane.
Dipan PathakPublished 29 days ago in FuturismThere is an Intellectual Life on another Planet
The list begins with an estimate of the number of stars in the galaxy and the number of planets in the galaxy, taking up half of the planets that can sustain life step by step, and then the persistence of technological societies demonstrating.
Dipan PathakPublished 29 days ago in FuturismThe Eternal Blue
The pond was frozen as Egard's blinkered eyes stared out. He lay under the thick ice, not blinking as clouds passed on overhead. He would smile, but thoughts were impossible in this coldness, the ice unfeeling against his skin as he lay there inanimate as a statue.
William BundyPublished about a month ago in FuturismDysnomia
I normally wouldn’t wake up in the middle of the night, especially since I could sleep through most of my alarms. However, I knew something was wrong when I felt a heat of the light toasting my eye lids. When I came to, the first thing I remembered feeling was my stomach turning. I felt like I was sleeping on the ceiling while my body was on solid ground. The second thing I remembered was seeing the green light flooding my room. I could tell the source came from outside and was moving. And yet it was as if the light itself was leaking into the room, contorting itself into a myriad of shapes, glowing in corners where not even sunlight goes. It beckoned me to follow it, to spring out of my bed. I knew then my time in this capsule on this moon had come to an end.
Jay Olivier MorelPublished about a month ago in FuturismThe search for distant moons
In 1655, Christiaan Huygens pointed a self-constructed telescope at Saturn. The Dutch astronomer wanted to verify his assumption that the planet was surrounded by a single fixed ring whose orientation changed over the years. In the process, Huygens discovered the giant moon, Titan. Henceforth, Saturn was the third planet, along with Earth and Jupiter, of which a satellite was known. Today we know: Moons are even more common in our solar system than planets.
AddictiveWritingsPublished about a month ago in Futurism
Mary's New Friends
Agent Alex Compton snagged the Internet Intrusion Alert for a couple of reasons. The IIA’s origin from a local university in the computer science department was one. An IT technician there had noticed a login using a deceased research assistant’s credentials. That assistant had died in a car crash only a month prior to the login. Also, the agency’s tracking system connected the originating IP address of the login with a physical address outside the city limits.
Brian ChampionPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
Face The Martian Artifacts - Disclosure Even More Imminent
The newest outlook on Martian Anomalies just keeps getting more and more interesting ! China now has a rover on Mars , and there’s speculation that they will supersede the United States and come right out and announce that they found artificial ruins on Mars. It makes sense that this could happen because China doesn’t play by the same rules as many of the other countries do. When it comes to relations with the United States, China is considered an adversary, not an ally. This will be a complicated game that the US will have to play with China.
Paul GuadagnoPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
Flickering Colours
I wandered through the crowd of mindless people. I couldn’t hear anything except for the thoughts flooding my brain. The same thoughts as everyone else. The world was bleak and dull. Just as we like it. I think? I turned the corner and my school came into view. The building was the same shade of grey as it's always been. The classrooms exactly the same. The students, carbon copies of each other. I hear stories of students who were different. At least I used to until the people telling them disappeared.
Lee HollandPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
The first interaction with Aliens might be via the Internet
We all dreamt of the day we finally get to meet some aliens. That weird-shaped alien reaching out their long fingernails to us. And we slowly extending our hands.
STAR PEOPLE AND THEIR PRESENCE
From the time I was 7 years old, I have been witness to thousands of sky anomalies. From bright lights shining into my second story bedroom, to a multitude of spinning lights above me while stargazing in soccer field in the early pre dawn hours. I have had some very, very, impossible to explain visual experiences. Also, many dreams, out of body experiences, and what I have come to understand as telepathic communications. I have not spoken with many about this for obvious reasons.
Sarah St.ErthPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
