So now that the thread has gone all over the place on this topic of UFOs how about we go onto Ancient Aliens?

I myself believe that aliens have visited us in the past.

Its possible and people are looking into our genes to try and find a marker.

I don't know, therefore aliens

I myself believe that aliens have visited us in the past.

Well i don't think that the aliens would have anything to do with our genes. My guess is that they would have just flown about and taken samples. But that's just my theory.

I don't dispute that it's possible, but why do you believe that?

Perhaps or perhaps a few million years ago some aliens visited and found life was developing towards some form of intelligence and they left a marker in our DNA.

What makes you say that, do you really feel so alone ? Did you ever think that all these maybe a test one that probably we wont get an answer to , its a little more theological question rather being on topic but i was wondering.

Guys there are many things that cant or wont be explained but i know one thing imho you should focus your mind in one thing at a time trying to explain and interpret many unexplained phenomena will get you lost and you wont know whats truth and whats not, im not saying that you shouldn't seek for the truth quite the contrary but too much information is useless.

Those would be some pretty determined aliens because altering the DNA of a whole species would be pretty hard work cool

All that non used DNA could be used to store a message that would never be used by the animal but if that animal ever evolves into intelligence and they read the DNA they might discover it.

Interference runs counter to the idea of waiting for us to develop to a point where they would be willing to contact us.

It's possible, but when we relate our DNA to the DNA of other species we include that information as well and we can still see the relationships and correlations as if only natural changes had occured, so if any of our genetic code, even the junk portions, were altered, it isn't readily apparent.

It could be a monolith on the Moon

Why should I feel alone for not believing in god?. I don't see any proof of even the slightest evidence of the existence of god. Who or what ever created this universe is no longer with us, in the case this is the only universe which I don't know.

People die every day, people suffer and a lot of people do evil on this planet. Where is that god to prevent all of that?. Even if there was one, then what's the real purpose for him/it?, Is he a voyeur who enjoys seeing how his creations die and suffer?.
Think about it.

Maybe this is just one reality and others on another dimension-reality-call it what ever you want, are just there watching and studying us. To be honest, I don't know.

But the good thing is, science improves all the time and 150 years ago we couldn't even understand what electricity is and now we are discovering all kind of new particles and physics. So I hope in the end we'll find the answer.

HA! you're so reminding me myself years ago , i have been in the same position asking EXACTLY the same questions seeking answers that maybe dont have an answer or if they do we have yet to realise it , i was also discussing matters like these with other people and they were like "What the hell is wrong with him" haha but anyway you get the picture.
For myself i have come to a conclusion and i believe it is simple as that nobody is here to stay here forever and when the time comes i hope you will understand that not everything is just random (talking from experience here) and of course there is evil around the world and it wont stop but there is also the good things beautiful things in life that if you refuse because you believe the world is just plain evil then you will never experience them

P.s im not trying to convince you that THERE is a god , you have your own opinion on this matter and nobody could change that but trying to think the things i said above nothing more ;p

Speaking of monoliths, what do you guys think of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phobos_monolith