NASA Warns That An Object In Space Has Started Sending Earth Radio Messages

For the longest time, man has peered into the stars, wondering if there were others like us in this universe. Finally the search is over after a breakthrough occurred in this adventure. NASA, the world’s leading space and aeronautical agency, has recently shared that a massive object in space has started sending radio messages to Earth. This possibility forces us to consider that maybe we aren’t alone after all, which is a terrifying but exciting realization.


#Voyager #Space

[jezruby]

I don’t understand why we are so eager to discover Other life forms in the universe when we don’t even know how to leave peacefully on earth.

[seathomplay]

Intelligence on Earth? That is really scraping the bottom of the barrel for this definition.

[barlobarlo]

At 03:08 the narrator says the source of the signal was "located about 9 billion light years away from us". So the signal was sent 4.5 billion years before the Earth was formed. An amazing feat of precognition.

[lindencronshaw]

I don’t think that NASA would release that information to the world even if it was true?

[z]

“That was completely unexpected. It was kind of spooky for an astronomer because there’s nothing known in the sky that does that. And it’s really quite close to us – about 4, 000 light-years away. It’s in our galactic backyard.”

[Jackel]

I feel for anyone arriving on earth, hope they have superior knowledge and save themselves.

[almartin]

I guarantee that what we cannot see beyond the observable universe goes on forever. We were born into eternity and we are all eternal. Before I was born I was nothing, yet here I am, I am something. Which proves there is life after nothing, so why wouldn't there be life after being something? Our lives are as eternal as the universe.

[seattleogre]

We've been trying to reach you about your planet's extended warranty.

[georgeveghte]

There have been visitors to earth for thousands if not millions of years.
People really need to wake up' and realize the vastness of the universe.
The knowledge that we have, just did not happen by chance' it was shared.

[dandycat]

Well let's just hope the Cylons aren't hot on the heels of the Galactica.

[lilbeartv]

Plot twist aliens land here, everyone is expecting movie like aliens but in reality they look just like us.

[williamgibble]

I had a massive object send me messages.... my X wife...lol.

[MALLENDRUM]

It's very obvious there's life out there...I'm hoping we get visitors in my lifetime, even if they destroy us I'll still be smiling 🙂

[charlesnelson]

We Should all be GRATEFUL that Commander Adama, his fleet and crew from late 70's tv show Battlestar Galactica have finally reached Earth 🌎

[fkwmgmv]

IT"S A RECIPE, TO SERVE MAN. IT'S A COOKBOOK. It's about how to prepare the bald ape sausage. Collect the thin ones, then go to America and collect the really fat ones, grind them up add spIces and stuff them in the casings. It's a delicacy on Rigel 7.

[oneactionman]

Why isn't this all over the news?

[jameswest]

I always thought that to the rest of the universe we were considered to be on the wrong side of the tracks. The rest of the universe be like, "Why we want to go over there? That is the wrong side of town. That's them flyover planets right there."

[KlodFather]

Once the quantum radio is finished being invented, that is when things get dangerous. Distance will not matter for communication using a device like this. That is when things will get really dangerous. We must just listen and figure out who is out there before we decide to make our presence known.

[christpbacon]

I think NASA should send a signal back and see what happens

[Captain.AmericaV]

*So the Battlestar Galactic is on its way?*