Have you seen a flying saucer?

I really want to know who's the pilot in a flying saucer. Whether it'd be a human (which I consider unlikely), or an alien, I'd like to know.

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I personally believe that aliens do exist, it seems impossible to be the only group of lifeforms in an infinite amount of galaxies and so much uncharted land by us.

But I think the reason why we haven't actually encountered them is because I watched a very interesting video about space travel. It was basically saying that unless you could travel at the speed of light, it's pretty hard to reach far lengths of galaxies. And you'd need wormholes or something like that which requires an incredible amount of energy. Also the main reason man hasn't charted super far. The sort of energy that is required to travel to a lot of other galaxies doesn't exist yet, or at least on our planet.

And besides, I also saw a theory about us being too "primitive" for aliens to have any interest in us. All of these sci-fi movies saying that other lifeforms want to conquer the Earth but for what? To enslave? To devour? There's a lot of different planets out there, they might not want to conquer ours in a long time in the future.

I think just because we're the only planet in our solar system with lifeforms (though recent discoveries might change that), doesn't mean that there can't be other planets with other lifeforms on other solar systems. We just haven't explored them yet.

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We have 5 billion years to find out about aliens' existence. So yeah, there's that.

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Oh, yeah, because the Sun is supposed to explode by then?
I think we might be moving humans by then. You know how there are those movies/shows where they go to other planets just to find another habitable planet for humans to migrate if they ever need to? I think that might actually happen one day, maybe not in our lifetime.

I don't know how there'll be light on another habitable planet without the Sun.

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I don't know how there'll be light on another habitable planet without the Sun.

Maybe bring a lamp from Earth to the other habitable planet? Lol?

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I threw a saucer at my brother when he was younger it flew and thus it was a flying saucer!!!

I'm talking about the ones we can see in the sky.

Like this one:

(photo from Wikipedia)

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A plane shaped like this???

LOL NO. I meant like the one I pictured.

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Why do you think that? Just curious.

I was thinking that maybe there'd have to be another Thomas Edison to bring us light after our Sun dies.