Scientists Finally Prove ‘Invisible Alien Entities ARE Here On Earth’

[ArMaP]

which video are we talking about I thought Dyna was talking about the video I shot ..

Did you shot a video? I didn't see any thing that made me think of that, I was talking about the video from which the image you included in your reply to Dyna was taken, the video of the supposed "criter birth".

[Dyna]

I was worried about some getting sleep ;d, so 19 seconds in watch right of screen , watch the dark patch enter and what it does after, the light is rather dull in comparison

funbox

Ah I thought you meant the other, the one you shot I did not see a shadow at 19 secs.

[Dyna]

Thanks for offering Some other possible suggestions that I had not considered...
I am still not sure how the temperatures may vary between being at the edge of our atmosphere to just outside it in low earth orbit... to further away from Earth or maybe as far away as the moon.

Not well up on How Cold Fusion may relate to critters or any energy that they may thrive or survive on..

or How if at all if photosynthesis may still work outside our atmosphere...
But if any of them are possible than maybe..

I am just not sure that if Space was as cold as minus 273 degrees and that was to cease all matter from functioning if that would relate to the options that is suggested..or not !

Maybe it is relatively milder just above Mother Earth for live to still thrive...
Dyna
Funbox

What I am suggesting (and believe wholeheartedly as it feels like common sense) is that though space is roughly 2.7 Kelvin (-270.45 Celsius, -454.81 Fahrenheit) and The temperature on Pluto can dip as low as minus 387 degrees F

That it may not matter at all, it is possible that life is formed with whatever it takes to live where it appears, like the fluorescent and electric creatures of the deep living in what was once believed to be impossible depths for life. Same as the upper atmosphere.

Recent studies have confirmed that microbes exist in the stratosphere,the atmospheric region between about 11 and 31 miles (18 and 50 kilometers) in altitude. (Baumgartner leaped into history from a balloon about 24 miles, or 39 km, above Earth's surface.)

Biologists had once thought this zone was uninhabitable due to its low pressure, high radiation and absence of water and nutrients.
- See more at: http://www.space.com/18574-mars-life-microbes-earth-stratosphere.html#sthash.yfcxNhft.dpuf

NASA scientists report that it's possible the reported sea plankton could be a contaminant that hitched a ride from Earth when the space station modules were launched. Previous research has also found that certain tiny species — known as extremophiles — can survive in space and other harsh environments. Just today, new research is being published in the journal Nature that documents the discovery of microbes living beneath a half mile of Antarctic ice without any access to sun or wind.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericmack/2014/08/21/nasa-russia-squabble-over-international-space-station-sea-plankton-claim/#66566c5f5fc4

If we have a pool of acid some creature appears that lives off acid.
Or Radiation eaters!

Radiation-eating species live 3 miles straight down in a world without the sun, which means they live in an endless energy-deprived hell,

Or Chernobyl

The robot found black slime growing inside the actual casing of the exploded reactor, which was a nice touch, but perhaps Mother Nature was being a little theatrical. Cryptococcus neoformans is darkened not by a heavy-handed metaphor but by melanin pigment so intense it not only protects them from gamma radiation, but they actually grow faster when exposed to these lethal levels of radiation.

http://www.nsf.gov/news/special_reports/microbes/eatingradio.jsp
http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-7-most-mind-blowing-places-science-has-discovered-life_p2/

If life survives crossing through space it could survive IN space.

Panspermia ("seeds spread far"), the idea that life can travel through space from one hospitable location to the another, is no longer wild speculation. Space is extremely cold, subject to unfiltered solar radiation, solar wind, galactic radiation, space vacuum, and to negligible gravity. But this treacherous realm can be crossed by life.

We know from Mars meteorites such as the (now) famous ALH84001 sample that a natural vehicle exists for interplanetary transport. These meteorites contain organic compounds from Mars, showing that such compounds can survive the journey. Moreover, studies have shown that given a rock of sufficient size, conditions within a rock thrown off of Mars — and then later entering Earth's atmosphere — can remain cool enough such that not just organic material, but also microbes contained within, could (theoretically) survive the trip.

http://www.nss.org/adastra/volume14/rothschild.html[/b]

[zorgon]

That it may not matter at all, it is possible that life is formed with whatever it takes to live where it appears, like the fluorescent and electric creatures of the deep living in what was once believed to be impossible depths for life. Same as the upper atmosphere.

I agree

If we have a pool of acid some creature appears that lives off acid.

Snottite  lives off sulphuric acid

Or Radiation eaters!

This may be the solution to Fukushima  Radiation eating bacteria

[space otter]

hah.!..
been around a good 10 to 15 years.. fungi...I'd have to go back and find you the name but I worked with  some of the medium for it to be packaged on before I left  research    then it went to Europe
one is one of the fluoresces...I have often wondered what they did with the fruiting bodies..




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[astr0144]

Hi Dyna,

You post some more good suggestions and egs that May all be possibly similar or relevant to life surviving in Space...

What I am still not sure about however is that all are still on and within the Earths atmosphere..

Although in some egs maybe like under the deep depths of the sea...in a area on the sea bed where it maybe leaking certain gases from some earthquake..
one may wonder how life could still survive...as its not open to the Earths atmosphere..

Is space more of a Vacuum where the pressure may also be a main issue towards life existing..

This may offer some guidance as to Temperatures on the various planets in the Solar System that vary in distances from the Suns heat.. that I assume, also in some cases will also be similar to the temperature in Space... in any or just above each of the  Planets atmospheres in their near low planets orbit s..

http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/galleries/solar-system-temperatures

May have to scroll the image to the right to see the planets / Temps...

(I was not able to reduce the image to make it easily fit when looking at the normal page layout)

In this diagram, we view the planets' -- and dwarf planet Pluto's -- temperatures in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. (Planetary objects are not shown to scale.)

In general, the surface temperature decreases with increasing distance from the sun. Venus is an exception because its dense atmosphere acts as a greenhouse and heats the surface to above the melting point of lead (880 degrees Fahrenheit, 471 degrees Celsius).

Mercury rotates slowly and has a thin atmosphere, and consequently, the night-side temperature can be more than 1000 degrees (Fahrenheit) lower than the day-side temperature shown on the diagram. It can be as cold as -290 degrees Fahrenheit (-179 degrees Celsius) on Mercury during the night.

Temperatures for the gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) are taken from a level in the atmosphere equal in pressure to sea level on Earth.

Some Solar System Planetary Facts..Temperature variations, pressures Gravity etc..



http://www.northern-stars.com/solar_system_info.htm

Dyna

What I am suggesting (and believe wholeheartedly as it feels like common sense) is that though space is roughly 2.7 Kelvin (-270.45 Celsius, -454.81 Fahrenheit) and The temperature on Pluto can dip as low as minus 387 degrees F

That it may not matter at all, it is possible that life is formed with whatever it takes to live where it appears, like the fluorescent and electric creatures of the deep living in what was once believed to be impossible depths for life. Same as the upper atmosphere.

[astr0144]

Planet details and Temperatures in the Solar System.



Temperatures of Other stars around the universe compared to our Sun and Solar system temperatures.

[Anonymous338]

This is an interesting finding, and surely worthy of additional investigation via the scientific method.

On a separate but related note, do keep in mind that the Santilli mafia possesses the most powerful nuclear tech on the planet, and Santilli himself is a f*cking madman. I.e. see http://www.scientificethics.org trust me, I know him lmfao

moreover, note that the santilli cartel includes (but may not be limited to) the following organizations:
[1] MagneGas Corporation (http://magnegas.com/)
[2] Thunder Energies Corporation (http://www.thunder-energies.com/)
[3] International Committee on Scientific Ethics and Accountability (http://www.scientificethics.org/)
[4] Hadronic Press (www.hadronicpress.com/)
[5] Santilli Foundation (www.santilli-foundation.org/)
[6] Institute for basic research (http://www.i-b-r.org/)

in any case, this is also a magnegas video worth watching with good explosions and 50 caliber rifles lol