I am not claiming that aliens exist. But statistically, it is probable.
If planets don't exist, on what exactly are we living right now? And what can you see with a telescope when you look at let's say Venus or Mars?
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You live on a plane, just like all the proofs and common sense shows. Somehow, you were indoctrinated to believe something other than what is obvious.
This plane is an enclosed system, which allows nothing in, and nothing out. This includes mystical space creatures you talk about.
Obviously you haven't actually looked through a telescope recently or you would see what I and everyone else sees, which are wandering stars made of what appears to be light reflections, and not solid space balls.
This is mars:
This is CGI:
As for venus, I am shocked that people are still dumb enough to believe they can look up in the night sky and see what they believe is a planet that is always closer to the sun.
If venus were truly a planet closer to the sun, the dark side of the earth would never be able to see this.
Sorry, I do not want to engage in a conversation with a person who believes in conspiracy theories. I prefer empirical evidence.
Well hopefully one day you actually wake the fuck up and realize you've been lied to. It's very easy to do the scientific experiments yourself, but I see you would rather stay stuck in your belief system since it's probably more comfortable for you to handle.
I would like to hear your opinion on the moon in that case, if gravity doesn't exist then why is there a huge spherical rock right beside our planet?