First 72 Hours After Aliens Make Contact (Hour by Hour)

Do we really need to make contact with aliens? Every day scientists are sending out signals into space attempting to contact extraterrestrial life, but is that really such a smart idea? Check out today's insane new video that gives you an hour-by-hour breakdown of what first contact with aliens would actually be like!

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[dorrin]

The alien's message: "We've been trying to reach you about your planet's extended warranty..."

[TihetrisWeathersby]

I feel like our understanding of aliens or extraterrestrials is too reliant on movies and video games

[MuffinMammoth]

We could be getting invaded by aliens and my boss would STILL want me to come to work.

[triceteam]

45 minutes after contact: Toilet paper is sold-out world-wide.

[wanzhengyu]

If aliens ever attacked earth, my first question would be “which sci-fi film came the closest?”

[joemartin]

“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” ― Arthur C. Clarke

[rjgoniea]

My favorite theory about hostile aliens is that we'll never get a chance to fight them. They'll park out in the Oort cloud, aim several large objects from the cloud at Earth and wait for them to wipe out civilization. The few humans that survive would not have the resources to even mount a feeble defense.

[kf]

Their portrayal of the SOD hanging up on them, then rudely demanding why they didn't inform him seemed pretty accurate. 🤣

[OAndy]

"If humans can't have the planet, no one can." The Imperium Approves 👍

[paulw]

If confronted by aliens, who mastered space/time dilation, can you imagine what their military would be like? They would more likely send drones to get an idea of what's on earth first (living beings, atmosphere, etc).

[EODDad]

As a retired Marine, pretty sure someone in the Corps will try to sleep with it... just saying!

[brucelee]

The first two hours humans will be looting Walgreens and CVS, stealing ice cream and cigarettes. Carrying flatscreen out of Walmart.

[Hooyahfish]

If aliens have the technology to travel between stars, there is no way we could win a war with them.

[thetruthinknowledge]

The fact Hubble is still functional is a true modern marvel

[vicariouswitness]

What would be funny is if there was just 1 young alien that took his Parents space ship out without telling them.

[michaelbraum]

"...But the steps that follow are only known to those with the highest security clearance."

"One minute later..." 😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂😂

[cstuff]

Hmm.. you know... once you have the technology to do interplanetary travel, getting any resources you need from space instead of diving down a gravity well is just a lot easier. Once you mastered interstellar travel, a small rock like earth has little to contribute, and enslaving some biological species which needs a biosphere to survive is.... extremely impractical when you can also build robots to do the work.

[jackoby]

we are prepared for aliens but what if we find other humans?

[TheRoyL]

I can’t imagine an alien civilization observing humans wouldn’t notice we are aggressive and destructive.

Why would they think we would be peaceful?

[douglasmesser]

The thought of the world’s nations coming together for once and taking a stand as one is generally pleasing