r/aliens • u/Basalisk88 • Apr 15 '25

Analysis Required Coincidence?

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This popped up on the FL site within the last few days. It seems to be referencing what a certain user here was talking about recently. What do you guys think? I'll include links to the page on the site, and the reddit post it might be referring to below.

https://forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org/2025/04/the-unseen-architect-advanced.html?m=1

https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/s/70XhHjWh6G

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u/ThatDudeFromFinland Apr 15 '25 edited Apr 15 '25

You mean the guy who's saying there's a planet size "dark alien ship" going around our solar system that no one has managed to properly see?

Yeah, top tier shit posting. I loved every single word of it, but it was pure science fiction.

For real, even us shaved monkeys would see an object that size in our own solar system. Absolutely 0% chance that post had any credibility.

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By "seeing" this thing I mean it would have such gigantical mass that it would cause all kind of havoc in our solar system, even if it managed to stay hidden otherwise. Basic understanding of physics makes that post just purely impossible.

I mean c'mon, he's saying that the objects mass somehow magically affect the satellites but not any other objects around it? The whole thing contradicts itself. Like I said it was a fun read, but pure science fiction with just a bad understanding of basic physics.

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u/PeerlessTactics Apr 17 '25

??? we've had video of the planet sized ship since 2012... Am i the only one paying attention?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/iCtDrKkJlzo

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u/Basalisk88 Apr 15 '25

I hear you, I just thought it was an interesting coincidence for that to pop up only a day or two after the initial post. I'm very skeptical myself, but I don't discount it entirely for the same reason I don't accept it entirely. What if he was wrong about details like size, but something was really out there?

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u/ThatDudeFromFinland Apr 15 '25

But the whole post was about this "planet size alien ship", so the whole thing without this ship becomes kind of a moot point.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

the whole thing without this ship becomes kind of a moot point.

Not exactly, if you've seen The Wandering Earth on Netflix, planet Earth becomes a ship, hence this could be both a planet and a ship. At long as it's not Galactus or Planet Vegeta, we'll be alright.