could there be other races of human beings not of this earth ?

[7luminaries]

According to some researchers in this area, the offworld human ancestors of earth also went (some of them) to Mars. It was either inhabitable then &/or their advanced technology allowed for them to colonise some areas and to travel to earth as needed. If these statements or assumptions were or are true, then there would certainly be no way to tell them apart. They would be identical to us genetically and in outward appearance. Living underground for part or most of their lives could result in a different range of expression of the phenotypes for clarity and depth of iris colouration (eyes)...but this is a minor detail and not immediately or overtly noticeable.

They would certainly be able to overcome the "blendability" issue of humans from other parts of the known universe (LOL), some of whom are reported to be either substantially taller on average (i.e., males in the 7-9 foot range or females in the 6-7 foot range) &/or to have a markedly different "average" colouration (much fairer, or blue-skinned, or hairless, etc), either of which might (depending) render it difficult to mix amongst the natives (which would be us).

I personally would find any open confirmation or revelation to be a great sign of progress for us as a species. Yet fear, prejudice, close-mindedness and/or lack of curiosity are still our greatest barriers at present.

Peace & blessings,
7L

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by SemperVI

It seems reasonable that if there were other humanoid like beings other than what we know as earth humans living among us -- we would have discovered it by now through autopsies, accidents or some other means of discovery. Perhaps I am skeptical of such things - I have just not seen evidence of this apart from hearsay.

maybe they don't want us to discover them I probably won't see them in my lifetime though.

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by 7luminaries

According to some researchers in this area, the offworld human ancestors of earth also went (some of them) to Mars. It was either inhabitable then &/or their advanced technology allowed for them to colonise some areas and to travel to earth as needed. If these statements or assumptions were or are true, then there would certainly be no way to tell them apart. They would be identical to us genetically and in outward appearance. Living underground for part or most of their lives could result in a different range of expression of the phenotypes for clarity and depth of iris colouration (eyes)...but this is a minor detail and not immediately or overtly noticeable.

They would certainly be able to overcome the "blendability" issue of humans from other parts of the known universe (LOL), some of whom are reported to be either substantially taller on average (i.e., males in the 7-9 foot range or females in the 6-7 foot range) &/or to have a markedly different "average" colouration (much fairer, or blue-skinned, or hairless, etc), either of which might (depending) render it difficult to mix amongst the natives (which would be us).

I personally would find any open confirmation or revelation to be a great sign of progress for us as a species. Yet fear, prejudice, close-mindedness and/or lack of curiosity are still our greatest barriers at present.

Peace & blessings,
7L

the off world human ancestors is that a book ? I'm going to have to check it out. I wonder what they would look like I think they would be of a beautiful race just like us humans on this earth are.

[Morpheus]

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4716745%3Futm_hp_ref%3Dscience

This echoes Bob Lazar's statements concerning earlier worlds and Galaxies formated closer to the, "Big Bang, which same developed much earlier than our Galaxy and Solar System. What if life began millions of years on one of those, before life on ours started?

Then what?

[krishna]

girlsearching.
No.
In pure light and truth.
Krishna.

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by krishna

girlsearching.
No.
In pure light and truth.
Krishna.

There could be maybe.

[girlsearching]

Originally Posted by Morpheus

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/4716745%3Futm_hp_ref%3Dscience

This echoes Bob Lazar's statements concerning earlier worlds and Galaxies formated closer to the, "Big Bang, which same developed much earlier than our Galaxy and Solar System. What if life began millions of years on one of those, before life on ours started?

Then what?

Morpheus that's interesting so maybe before us there was already life forums prior to our creation .

[Morpheus]

Right.

So, given our rate of scientific and technological progress which multiplies and "snowballs" by leaps and bounds now, what would a civilization be like if it had started millions, or even just thousands of years ahead of us?

[etherealone]

Originally Posted by Morpheus

Right.

So, given our rate of scientific and technological progress which multiplies and "snowballs" by leaps and bounds now, what would a civilization be like if it had started millions, or even just thousands of years ahead of us?

That's what I think too!!

Originally Posted by Morpheus

Right.

So, given our rate of scientific and technological progress which multiplies and "snowballs" by leaps and bounds now, what would a civilization be like if it had started millions, or even just thousands of years ahead of us?

It would be gone.