Alien Life On Philae Comet

[Washie]

The thing is, will we ever really see alien life? If a planet does have life on it, it will most likely be millions of light years away. So if we look at this planet right now we would be seeing them in their very earliest forms, possibly as amoeba. The same would be if they were looking at us and seeing extremely early humans, or flowers as the major life form on Earth.

 

[fleet]

Evidence of alien life is "unequivocal" on the comet carrying the Philae probe through space, two leading astronomers have said.

http://news.sky.com/story/1514080/alien-life-on-philae-comet-scientists-say

The real question here is: How long before they turn up in the UK and request Asylum?

Depends on whether the need to get through Calais first

 

[Trufflehound]

Soylant Green = film about late 60s Charlton Heston and Sidney Greenstreet
food soylant green fed to the masses cannot remember the plot to well as it was a well shite film

Soylent Green was set 50 years in the future when it was made in the early 70s, but that meant "2022", which is now only a few years away. Having seen it again recently, it may be a bit hammed up in places, but some of the general themes - giant corporations controlling the food we eat (and lying to us about it), overpopulation, government control of the masses, euthanasia - have become closer to scary reality and more relevant now than they ever were back then.