Vatic Note: What is very interesting about this article and the human Genome for communicating with aliens, is the fact that biologists and linguists got together and decoded the junk DNA in our DNA and found that it was an alphabet and language. So someone is talking to us through our DNA. Greg Braden wrote a book called "The Divine Matrix". It talks about experiments done that showed "dark matter" communicating with our DNA. Remember, Dark Matter has been determined to be "intelligent" by scientists who experimented with an accelerator in Cern Switzerland and found from the results that the unseen dark matter had to have instant communication between the two particles. They created a dark matter machine so they could see it and took some DNA frm a subject and him in another room and told him to think happy thoughts, well, the dark matter came down and unrolled the DNA. Because of the results of that experiment, the military took over the research and took the guy 300 miles away and obtained the same exact results and time that it took which was instantaneously. Communication??? Who knows, but it was a great read. Its worth buying the book. enjoy the read below. Its interesting.
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By: MessageToEagle
Date: 2012-04-07
While SETI is busy searching for signals from alien civilizations, there are scientists who think we can find proof of advanced extraterrestrial life much closer to home - namely in our DNA!
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Instead of leaving artefacts for humans to find once they are
sufficiently evolved, an advanced extraterrestrial civilizations might
instead incorporate
information into the human genome, allowing it to be copied and
maintained over immense periods of time.
The downside with leaving behind alien artefacts is that they will not survive for millions of years. A coded message hidden in our DNA, on the other hand can be saved for a very long time.
The coded message would only be discovered once the human race had the technology to read and understand it.
This unusual and thought provoking idea comes from Professor Paul Davies, from the Australian Centre for Astrobiology at Macquarie University in Sydney.
Paul Davies is not very supportive of SETI. Davies believes it is wrong to assume that extraterrestrials who may be hundreds of millions of years ahead of us technologically will have chosen to communicate by radio. There are other means of communication, he point out.
So, what future technologies might enhance the search for extraterrestrials?
"I think we need to get away from the idea of leaving this to a small and heroic band of radio astronomers and try and spread the burden across the entire scientific community. I think all the sciences can contribute, and I'll give you some examples.
It could be their machines or their probes or robots or something of that sort that they could well have come a very long time ago, and in this game you've got to think not in thousands or even millions of years, but hundreds of millions or billions of years, so it's that sort of timescale we have to think on, and the question is, would any trace remain of alien activity, say in our solar system, after-let's pluck a figure out of midair-100 million years?
There can be a alien message written in a binary code, hidden on our DNA
If you came back in another 100 million years from now would any trace of human activity remain?
The answer is not very much, but there are some things that we could look for.
If ET did pass through the solar system obviously didn't stop for 100 million years what would we find?
Well there are some things like nuclear waste. If you dumped nuclear waste that will certainly survive for that length of time. We could go look for that. Any sort of large scale mining or quarrying activities would leave scars although they might be buried beneath rock strata would still be discernible to a geologist doing a survey. We could look for that too.
Alien probes could be passing our solar system. Image credit: HBKerr
And then there is one other idea that is crazy, but it's dear to my heart and this comes back to the message in the bottle concept, so up to now SETI has been involved in looking for messages that are being deliberately beamed at us and as I've explained that's pretty unlikely, but there is another type of messaging of which the beacon is an example.
It's a one way message. When you put a message in a bottle and throw it into the sea you don't think to yourself "Well, I expect a reply."
It's you don't know if anybody is ever going to find it and certainly don't know who is going to find it, so it's just sort of left to its own devices.
It might just spell out some sort of message that would attract our attention.
Now of course this is a crazy idea.
I'm not actually suggesting that there really is a message from ET in genomes. What I'm saying is that is the type of thinking we need. Maybe it is no more crazy than expecting it to be etched into radio waves coming from the sky," Davies said.
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http://www.messagetoeagle.com/aliendnamessage.php
By: MessageToEagle
Date: 2012-04-07
While SETI is busy searching for signals from alien civilizations, there are scientists who think we can find proof of advanced extraterrestrial life much closer to home - namely in our DNA!
.jpg)
The downside with leaving behind alien artefacts is that they will not survive for millions of years. A coded message hidden in our DNA, on the other hand can be saved for a very long time.
The coded message would only be discovered once the human race had the technology to read and understand it.
This unusual and thought provoking idea comes from Professor Paul Davies, from the Australian Centre for Astrobiology at Macquarie University in Sydney.
Paul Davies is not very supportive of SETI. Davies believes it is wrong to assume that extraterrestrials who may be hundreds of millions of years ahead of us technologically will have chosen to communicate by radio. There are other means of communication, he point out.
So, what future technologies might enhance the search for extraterrestrials?
"I think we need to get away from the idea of leaving this to a small and heroic band of radio astronomers and try and spread the burden across the entire scientific community. I think all the sciences can contribute, and I'll give you some examples.
It could be their machines or their probes or robots or something of that sort that they could well have come a very long time ago, and in this game you've got to think not in thousands or even millions of years, but hundreds of millions or billions of years, so it's that sort of timescale we have to think on, and the question is, would any trace remain of alien activity, say in our solar system, after-let's pluck a figure out of midair-100 million years?
There can be a alien message written in a binary code, hidden on our DNAIf you came back in another 100 million years from now would any trace of human activity remain?
The answer is not very much, but there are some things that we could look for.
If ET did pass through the solar system obviously didn't stop for 100 million years what would we find?
Well there are some things like nuclear waste. If you dumped nuclear waste that will certainly survive for that length of time. We could go look for that. Any sort of large scale mining or quarrying activities would leave scars although they might be buried beneath rock strata would still be discernible to a geologist doing a survey. We could look for that too.
Alien probes could be passing our solar system. Image credit: HBKerrAnd then there is one other idea that is crazy, but it's dear to my heart and this comes back to the message in the bottle concept, so up to now SETI has been involved in looking for messages that are being deliberately beamed at us and as I've explained that's pretty unlikely, but there is another type of messaging of which the beacon is an example.
It's a one way message. When you put a message in a bottle and throw it into the sea you don't think to yourself "Well, I expect a reply."
It's you don't know if anybody is ever going to find it and certainly don't know who is going to find it, so it's just sort of left to its own devices.
Perhas we must look for alien messages in our DNA. |
Well in the same way we might imagine that an alien civilization might
have put a message in a bottle for anyone who might find it
and that anyone could be us, could be human beings, so where is the
bottle and where is the message?
I'm open to suggestions. One idea I've had is that maybe the bottles
are living cells, terrestrial organisms and that the message is encoded
in DNA.
Viruses are continually infecting organisms on Earth and uploading their
DNA into the genomes of those organisms, so there is a well understood
pathway
for getting information into DNA. We're littered with it.
Our own genomes have got huge amounts of this junk that has climbed onboard from viruses over evolutionary history, so if viruses can to it ET can do it and it seems to me that we could in addition to scouring the skies for radio waves with a message encoded we could scour terrestrial genomes, which are being sequenced anyway, to see if there is a message from ET encoded in it. You know, it could be some striking string of nucleotide bases, the famous four letter alphabet that is the language of life, the A's, G's, C's and T's in the DNA. |
It might just spell out some sort of message that would attract our attention.
Now of course this is a crazy idea.
I'm not actually suggesting that there really is a message from ET in genomes. What I'm saying is that is the type of thinking we need. Maybe it is no more crazy than expecting it to be etched into radio waves coming from the sky," Davies said.
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"One of the things that is baffling about ET, and this is an idea that goes back to Enrico Fermi at the end of the Second World War is, why haven't the alien civilizations spread across the galaxy and colonized it or at the very least visited? "Where is everybody?" is the way Fermi put it, and so he took that as evidence that there is nobody out there, the fact that Earth has not been visited or colonized, that the aliens haven't come here a long time ago is evidence that they're not out there either, but I think one can put a spin on this particular story and say, well how do we know that the aliens didn't come and it doesn't have to be flesh and blood aliens literally stepping out of a spacecraft."
ReplyDeleteThis does not discount any ideas, but there has been much said about aliens having been here, and that they still are here. That doesn't mean we shouldn't look at other possibilities, though.
Someone tried to put a message up on the blog, but unfortunately isn't trained to do so and put it in the wrong place. What is interesting about that is, no one without access authorization is able to get onto the blog to make changes. Just one more proof of cyberwarriors who screw up. LOL Tell Israel to use professionals instead of cyber volunteers. Here is the message and of course it pooh poohs what everyone knows and I will then post a response to it. OK, so here it is:
ReplyDeleteOne of the things that is baffling about ET, and this is an idea that goes back to Enrico Fermi at the end of the Second World War is, why haven't the alien civilizations spread across the galaxy and colonized it or at the very least visited? "Where is everybody?" is the way Fermi put it, and so he took that as evidence that there is nobody out there, the fact that Earth has not been visited or colonized, that the aliens haven't come here a long time ago is evidence that they're not out there either, but I think one can put a spin on this particular story and say, well how do we know that the aliens didn't come and it doesn't have to be flesh and blood aliens literally stepping out of a spacecraft.
Now, this is my response...
ReplyDelete1. how do we know they haven't spread across the galaxy? Got any links?
2. Why did the Government kill both Bill Cooper and Phil Schneider??? Both exposed the existance of aliens and our Governments complicit behavior with respect to their agenda in harming Americans.
3. Are the Ancient Sumarians and Mayans liars??? How did they ever get together to tell the same story?
4. Why was the Book of Enoch taken out of the Bible around 1921, which also happens to be the same year the robber barons instituted child labor in this country along with slave labor which gave rise to our labor unions.
5. Are all those abducted by non existant aliens lying and how did they get together to tell similar lies???
Well, there are many more questions if you have done any reading, like the archeological digs that have turned up evidence, the pyramids and pictures of rocket ships, and what about the batteries the archeologists found that are very old. Ancient is a better word, and what about the star childs skull certified by experts to have completely different DNA to ours???
Its called "deductive reasoning" and its a critical thinking skill that is all but gone in our society. I believe when my generation dies, so will the skill and then, boy, will this nation ever be in trouble.