Where Aliens Come From 

Rare Earth son of a astronaut?

Canadian Astronaut and hero Chris Hadfield.

send my threats to Francesco.

You deserve way more views and subscribers.

Your videos are intelligent and poignant and a potent curiosity inducer. Sometimes they are depressing, sometimes they fill me with hope. But so far they have never failed to question our vision of the world and human societies. Thanks a lot for the hard work you're doing and for sharing with us.

elPichirri lmao

Sonic ?

@@monad_tcp I think the alien was called Anus?

Lmao thanos

Pokemon

Ur tiny and weak. That's where the fear comes from; It doesn't really have much to do with being alone.

what losuy quote and a damnable one too. If we were alone then there would be no mortality and each man and woman would do what is right in their own eyes and NOBODY would have a right to judge them.......But since We are not alone, God has set the standards and proves His excitence.- Nothing come from Nothing. Try that quote out

You had a wise mother.

Your mom was super woke

absolutely

Yes

Firefox is red, Explorer is blue. Google+ sucks and Chrome does too. Heightening doorways one inch at a time.

:DDD

Firefox is red, Explorer is blue. Google+ sucks and Chrome does too. Eh, the French saw through it immediately. How's that saying? "God made the world but the Dutch made the Netherlands"?

I'm dutch. Does that make me the alien?! O:

Considering only a small part of the Netherlands is below sea level you sure are doing a shit job.

Also pleaso don't threaten me. Francesco is fair game though. I laughed so hard :D

I was expecting them too, haha.

If you've heard of the Sea People, you must also know the theories of why the bronze age ended not because of a group of people, but a variety of internal and external problems, just like any other great civilization. The Roman Empire fell not just because of immigrating tribes fleeing climate change and overpopulation, but because of many fundamental dysfunctions in their society.

Kabcr1 ya for sure I said said one of but I know it was likely one of the more minor aspects as opposed economical difficulties. But for this exact video I think it would be worthy of mentioning. Also it's possible that people of the time thought the invaders were a bigger cause and passed that story down. We may have a better way of understanding the global faults in there society better than they did.

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Cyrule i mean the comparison of size checks out.

You could even say that they are "the flying dutch"

Hey dat is niet aardig!!

Magnartist what was that about? Why did he get threads?

Some people decide to believe it makes more sense for the speck of dust to be an UFO.

We are a speck on a rock that is a speck in the solar system that is a speck in the galaxy that is a speck in the super cluster and so on and so forth.

Conclusion. Everything is a spec of dust

Chris Hadfield. The coolest one, by the way.

brother. chris hatfield is his brother

No Gizjr, he's his son, read Chris' wikipedia, it says Evan Hadfield is his son

Look at some of the earlier videos on this channel

Gizjr TheAssBLastermaster chris is his dad....

dont even bother asking an american to pronounce iberic sounds right

SomeOne He's Canadian.

doesnt change much

True, both speak boring old (new) norman influenced English. Perfect for a homogeneous world.

+SomeOne I don't know about Latin Americans, but the reverse is certainly true for Spanish people pronouncing English sounds. Vamos al cine a ver Estar Gwars. Say what? ^^ Once I was guilty of doing the exact opposite of what the OP described. I was talking to a friend about gay rights in Spain and trying to figure out why it had opened up to the idea fairly easily despite having very strong Catholic roots (compared to say France, where Catholicism is less rooted yet the country took longer to recognize gay rights). Pecado became pescado. Apparently I had asked him whether his grandmother thought homosexuality was a fish. Sure. Makes sense. ^^ Then of course there are those situations where dialectal forms of Spanish do drop the S, which can be confusing. In Andalucia, a girl walks up to me and my group of friends and says "de donde soy", which struck me as an odd philosophical question to ask to a stranger, and so I told her that. Where am I from? Where am I going? What does it all mean? Of course it was just "de donde sois" without the final S. Language is a bitch but man you sure get a lot of laughs when you're trying to learn. ^^

Candace Farrell i love you