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# 182462 16-Oct-2015 15:44
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Respectable scientists are seriously considering the possibility that mysterious objects detected by the Kepler space telescope around a star 1500 light-years away could be the artificial constructions of an advanced civilisation. Work is now underway to gather more data by examining the star with a radio telescope.

I'm not sure what this says to other people, but to me it says that if this does turn out to be the work of an alien civilisation, they were already way ahead of us 1500 years ago and they have now had 1500 years to come here. Maybe it is time to start prepping, American-paranoid style. Falling Skies may be closer than you think.




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  # 1407944 16-Oct-2015 16:00
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Better start prepping for the locking of this thread.

I recommend copy and paste to a new world save what you can the end is nigh!

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=48&topicid=181411

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  # 1407951 16-Oct-2015 16:01
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I've always maintained to be careful the messages sent into space, we may get an answer. Haven't the damn scientists seen Pixels! Doh!




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  # 1407952 16-Oct-2015 16:02
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Please continue in the existing thread here.




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