'Dead alien' found in Siberian snow

[Zeratul]

So, you actually believed this?

Not really. Just hoping.

[Kknewkles]

For God's sake, this is not an alien, it's a Gummy Bear reject.
If it was real, it would've been found not by two fools, but by special services or something. And it would totally make some news here, on prime channels.
Anyway, it's impossible for a race with unterstellar-travel tech to crash on Earth or leave one of their own. They're not human, hehe.

"Revealed as hoax" Oh yeah. Justic-ssss-e.
Also, why do all aliens we can come up with are like that?...

[TheEconomist]

Why shouldn't he? Demo probably did xD

Demo believes there's an alien on every other third planet . . .

If it was real, it would've been found not by two fools, but by special services or something.

You know what aliens come in? Spaceships. You know whose spent millions in radar towers and such to monitor for such things to be able to intercept them if they come? That's right. Russian rednecks. Take that FBI!

Anyways, watching this video again, I didn't skip this time. Look at how frickin' small that is, can't believe anyone ever thought that was real. It was like six inches tall. I doubt six inch tall anything could support even a human-size brain.

But, when it does happen, I've got my nanosuit ready to kick some six inch chicken-skin ass.

[AdmiralMengsk]

Anyways, watching this video again, I didn't skip this time. Look at how frickin' small that is, can't believe anyone ever thought that was real. It was like six inches tall. I doubt six inch tall anything could support even a human-size brain.

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Who said size has any control over brain power? For all we know that thing could be real and able to make stars go supernova with a thought. Although we humans tend to overrate ourselves.

[TheEconomist]

Slow it down there, kiddo. You watch too much Science Guy.

I was saying that the size of the thing was just another nail in the coffin of the credibility of this video. Something six inches tall is unlikely to (and, therefore, I doubt) be able to carry something so smart. Doesn't mean it's impossible. Doesn't mean something the size of a proton can't be smarter than the entire human race combined, just means its doubtful.

But, onto more pressing matters,

For all we know that thing could be real and able to make stars go supernova with a thought.

You should refrain from science fiction for at least six months. So much science fiction isn't healthy.

[Kknewkles]

You know what aliens come in? Spaceships. You know whose spent millions in radar towers and such to monitor for such things to be able to intercept them if they come? That's right. Russian rednecks. Take that FBI!

Glad to see you give our technologies proper credit.

Who said size has any control over brain power? For all we know that thing could be real and able to make stars go supernova with a thought. Although we humans tend to overrate ourselves.

I've been thinking like that sometime ago... but then it hit me - can anything really create matter and mass required for such processess with a mere thought?

[TheEconomist]

Can anything really create matter and mass required for such processess with a mere thought?

Its all speculation. Too much science fiction immersion tends to skew this to the most fanciful of conclusions

[GnaReffotsirk]

It's already been done before, this exact thing. They say this can be bought somewhere. Can't find the source, but this is fake.

These guys aren't this sloppy as some would make of them.

[mollyfranken]

oh god, lol. you guys hear about roswell being a set up by the soviet union. they apparently used disfigured children from nazi experiments and stuffed them in a "spaceship". yeah, i don't buy it either! it was the protoss!!

[jonathanfallows]

oh god, lol. you guys hear about roswell being a set up by the soviet union. they apparently used disfigured children from nazi experiments and stuffed them in a "spaceship". yeah, i don't buy it either! it was the protoss!!

yeah right, and monkeys fly out of my butt