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Opposite side of the Sun, same obit as Earth.
I'm fairly certain this was a Sci-Fi topic at least once, although I recall we were supposedly mutually unaware of each other. "I.N. Galidakis" wrote: This is obviously of only theoretical personal interest: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible to us. Let's assume that this assumption (staying hidden from human sight and as close to us) serves some unknown purpose of its evilness against humans. Something like the Predators, for example. .... ============= - Dale Gombert (SkySea at aol.com) 122.38W, 47.58N, W. Seattle, WA |
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SkySea wrote:
Opposite side of the Sun, same obit as Earth. I'm fairly certain this was a Sci-Fi topic at least once, although I recall we were supposedly mutually unaware of each other. "I.N. Galidakis" wrote: This is obviously of only theoretical personal interest: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible to us. Let's assume that this assumption (staying hidden from human sight and as close to us) serves some unknown purpose of its evilness against humans. Something like the Predators, for example. ... ============= - Dale Gombert (SkySea at aol.com) 122.38W, 47.58N, W. Seattle, WA because of dynamics the two planets will have different velocities at different times of the year. perigee is fast. apogee is slow. so at those time the planet would peek out and be seen. josephus -- I go sailing in the Summer and look at STARS in the Winter. "Everybody is igernant, jist on differt subjects" Will Rogers Jr. "it aint what you know that gets you in trouble it is what you know that aint so" Josh Billings. |
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On 2007-09-22, SkySea wrote:
"I.N. Galidakis" wrote: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible Opposite side of the Sun, same obit as Earth. Impossible - there is already Cruithne orbiting through that region of space in addition to Earth. If there was anything there Cruithne would not be able to both catch up with and run away from the Earth in the manner it does. You may be able to manage one or the other, but without having done any simulations I suspect that even that would be unstable. -- Andrew Smallshaw |
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On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 21:20:04 +0300, "I.N. Galidakis"
wrote: The allowed range is the entire solar system (Sedna, Eris?), so please take careful account of the dynamics of the entire system before answering. Locations which eventually turn and face Earth are not acceptable, as they are surveyable by human instruments. I'd think that many moons of outer planets would work nicely. We can't see these with sufficient detail from Earth to determine if somebody is living on them. Most of what we know comes from the occasional space probe passing by. Since you posit a high degree of technical sophistication, I'm sure this hidden species could trivially alter the data being sent back as required to keep themselves invisible. _________________________________________________ Chris L Peterson Cloudbait Observatory http://www.cloudbait.com |
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I.N. Galidakis wrote:
This is obviously of only theoretical personal interest: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible to us. Let's assume that this assumption (staying hidden from human sight and as close to us) serves some unknown purpose of its evilness against humans. Something like the Predators, for example. "social" means in order to survive as species it needs some sort of colony (which obviously generates some "noise" as a byproduct of its existence), like we do. "very scientifically advanced" means advanced enough from our standpoint, but no nonsense science, like cloaking Romulan/Klingon devices or Predator "light-bending" thingies. "carnal species" means the corresponding life form is of similar makeup to us, subject to gravity, death, aging, etc. "Human sight" means any observation means, such as radio and optical equipment, spectrographs and in general any scientific device we use today. I would be interested in knowing your opinions about optimal locations where this species could be located. The allowed range is the entire solar system (Sedna, Eris?), so please take careful account of the dynamics of the entire system before answering. Locations which eventually turn and face Earth are not acceptable, as they are surveyable by human instruments. In a sense this is a two-objective optimization problem, for objectives: "Hidden" and "Close". Many thanks in advance, New Zealand. -- Stupot http://insignity.blogspot.com |
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On Sep 23, 2:32 am, Stupot wrote:
I.N. Galidakis wrote: This is obviously of only theoretical personal interest: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible to us. Let's assume that this assumption (staying hidden from human sight and as close to us) serves some unknown purpose of its evilness against humans. Something like the Predators, for example. "social" means in order to survive as species it needs some sort of colony (which obviously generates some "noise" as a byproduct of its existence), like we do. "very scientifically advanced" means advanced enough from our standpoint, but no nonsense science, like cloaking Romulan/Klingon devices or Predator "light-bending" thingies. "carnal species" means the corresponding life form is of similar makeup to us, subject to gravity, death, aging, etc. "Human sight" means any observation means, such as radio and optical equipment, spectrographs and in general any scientific device we use today. I would be interested in knowing your opinions about optimal locations where this species could be located. The allowed range is the entire solar system (Sedna, Eris?), so please take careful account of the dynamics of the entire system before answering. Locations which eventually turn and face Earth are not acceptable, as they are surveyable by human instruments. In a sense this is a two-objective optimization problem, for objectives: "Hidden" and "Close". Many thanks in advance, New Zealand. I like it, as New Zealand always was more than a bit weird, as in being more advanced than seems necessary, but then China invented most of everything under the sun. Go figure. - Brad Guth - |
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katrinaxx wrote:
The New York City Subway. ...with Osama Bin Ladin (oh, and Jimmy Hoffa too). HTH ;-) Shawn |
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On Sep 20, 11:20 am, "I.N. Galidakis" wrote:
This is obviously of only theoretical personal interest: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible to us. Let's assume that this assumption (staying hidden from human sight and as close to us) serves some unknown purpose of its evilness against humans. Something like the Predators, for example. "social" means in order to survive as species it needs some sort of colony (which obviously generates some "noise" as a byproduct of its existence), like we do. "very scientifically advanced" means advanced enough from our standpoint, but no nonsense science, like cloaking Romulan/Klingon devices or Predator "light-bending" thingies. "carnal species" means the corresponding life form is of similar makeup to us, subject to gravity, death, aging, etc. "Human sight" means any observation means, such as radio and optical equipment, spectrographs and in general any scientific device we use today. I would be interested in knowing your opinions about optimal locations where this species could be located. No contest, as it's Venus, and lo and behold I've got the proof as well as the laws of physics along with the best available science as to back it all up, and then some. Our semi-hollow moon that's likely a bit salty from the inside out is offering a secondary or outpost possibility, especially doable if you are a sufficienly smart ET with interplanetary capability that could easily remain as stealth or at least better than any Muslim WMD invisible to our best instruments. - Brad Guth - |
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On Sep 20, 11:20 am, "I.N. Galidakis" wrote:
This is obviously of only theoretical personal interest: Assume a perfectly malevolent, social and very scientifically advanced carnal species coexisting with us in the Solar system, but whose intent is to always stay absolutely hidden from human sight, 24/24, 365/365 and as close as possible to us. Let's assume that this assumption (staying hidden from human sight and as close to us) serves some unknown purpose of its evilness against humans. Something like the Predators, for example. "social" means in order to survive as species it needs some sort of colony (which obviously generates some "noise" as a byproduct of its existence), like we do. "very scientifically advanced" means advanced enough from our standpoint, but no nonsense science, like cloaking Romulan/Klingon devices or Predator "light-bending" thingies. "carnal species" means the corresponding life form is of similar makeup to us, subject to gravity, death, aging, etc. "Human sight" means any observation means, such as radio and optical equipment, spectrographs and in general any scientific device we use today. I would be interested in knowing your opinions about optimal locations where this species could be located. The allowed range is the entire solar system (Sedna, Eris?), so please take careful account of the dynamics of the entire system before answering. Locations which eventually turn and face Earth are not acceptable, as they are surveyable by human instruments. In a sense this is a two-objective optimization problem, for objectives: "Hidden" and "Close". If ETs are out and about within our solar system, or just passing through, as such there is no contest, as it's Venus, and lo and behold I've got an official copy of the 36 radar look per pixel of observationology proof, as well as the laws of physics along with the best available science to back it all up, and then some. Though perhaps next in line is our physically dark though semi-hollow moon that's likely a bit salty from the inside out is offering a secondary home sweet home away from ET's home, or at least nifty outpost as a worthy possibility, especially doable if you are a sufficienly smart ET with interplanetary capability that could easily remain as stealth or at least better hidden than any Muslim WMD which remains invisible to our best minds and instruments. After all, if we can not manage to locate Osama bin Laden, what chance have we if ETs obviously smarter than us are walking the terrestrial streets of Earth? - Brad Guth - |
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