Why assume that they are ships? If they are organic why couldn't they be living creatures? Creatures evolved to live in the void of space?
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Why assume that they are ships? If they are organic why couldn't they be living creatures? Creatures evolved to live in the void of space?
dynamicbob
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deep space deep fried crabs theres a new one for the menu 
+1 to this. They look organic at best and bio-mechanical at worst. Personally, they look like a giant bug to me.
If you go back and read the Galnet article that was posted on the historical topic of the Thargoids, this statement stands out:
"... accounts of Thargoid encounters are shrouded in so much ambiguity, it is hard to accept them as proof of extraterrestrial intelligence."
Something can be alive and not represent "intelligence" (by which I mean sentience). Bees are alive. They're behavior is intelligent and they've proven themselves capable of learning. But sentient?
I can't help but wonder if there are alien races out there who act less on account of deliberate intelligent planning and more as a result of reflexive action.
Has anyone mentioned the "Thargoid First Contact" tourist beacon here yet? There's thread about it here:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/305826-****-FIRST-THARGOID-CONTACT-****
And an image from the original post on Reddit:
Thought it was an interesting read, especially the bit about the origin of the name.
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/305826-****-FIRST-THARGOID-CONTACT-****
And an image from the original post on Reddit:
Thought it was an interesting read, especially the bit about the origin of the name.
Ian Phillips
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Ships?
Spacedust?
Humans?
Other ships?
Why do they need to eat anyway? Not everything needs to grow in the mindset of us humans.
In example for all living or not things for reproduction or even moving need an energy / materials.
I agree that they can be organic, but why do we need figure it now?
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dynamicbob
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graze the atmospheres of ammonia worlds
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We would need to find 03/04 etc etc a challange more ruins might be needed
Ships are just like walnuts. Crack 'em open and chew on the nice soft meaty stuff inside.
dynamicbob
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is there any mass in witchspace ? depending on how long range their fsd type drives are they could feed on the far side of the galaxy ?
it's interesting theory
New tab added to the Pleiades Survey Project spreadsheet to list Alien Wrecks:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ASwe4TNiEVUnNQ3_Wyi5VrBlXRCwbc0C_zXU6Ysx-IM/
Please report new findings (UAs, UPs, new stations, etc.) to that thread:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/285900-Pleiades-Survey-Project
As far as the new resources available from fumaroles, etc., do we have an opinion on whether they are rare enough to be worth trying to track or not?
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ASwe4TNiEVUnNQ3_Wyi5VrBlXRCwbc0C_zXU6Ysx-IM/
Please report new findings (UAs, UPs, new stations, etc.) to that thread:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/285900-Pleiades-Survey-Project
As far as the new resources available from fumaroles, etc., do we have an opinion on whether they are rare enough to be worth trying to track or not?
Noticed the lack of bodies at the crash site?
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Battlestar Galactica twist #2 - the ship itself is a Cylon.. I mean Thargoid!
What if the thargoids are using the barnacles as a nutrients farm kind of like bees and flowers
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And UA/UP were produced by their enemies for search and destroy targanoid ships
Big war near and we are viewers.
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