Nadam se da nece biti problem da postavim ovaj film i linkove za njega,u pitanju je istinit dogadjaj iz 2000 godine negde na Aljasci....film je jeben vrlo!!!!



The Fourth Kind (2009)





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Imam taj film, ali nikako da se nakanim da ga pogledam. Premotavao sam malo da vidim o čemu se radi, deluje zanimljivo.

Film je odlican. Jos pre vise od pola godine sam ga gledao. Radjen u igrano-dokumentarnom stilu. Ne namece misljenje. Jednostavno sami odlucite. Sem toga se mogu videti nelogicnosti, izbegavanja, a bogme i scene koje nisu bas prijatane ( npr. onaj kada pobije pistoljem celu porodicu i sebe ). Korisceni su autenticni audio i video snimci. Pa se dobrim delom filma ima i podeljen ekran, u jednom delu ide autentican snimak u drugom igrani s glucima.

Film bas vredi pogledati.

Nisam ni sumnjao da si ga ti odgledao....lep opis si dao.Zaista,vredno gledanja....

Zaboravih, titl kome treba.

Ima ga vec zapakovanog uz film.....

Film je kvazidokumentaran, jasno da su i "autenticni snimci" isto igrani.

28 October 2010 Last updated

Science correspondent, BBC News

The Kepler mission should find tens or even hundreds of Earth-sized planets Nearly one in four stars like the Sun could have Earth-sized planets, according to a new estimate published in the journal Science.

A US team has found that on average small, so-called rocky planets are much more common in orbit close to their star than giant planets planets similar in size to Jupiter.

This estimate is based on observations from nearby stars taken by the the twin 10-metre Keck telescopes in Hawaii. These show that 22 of the stars had detectable planets.

The researchers estimated that about 1.6% of the Sun-like stars in their sample had Jupiter-size planets and 12% had so-called "super-Earths", which are between three and 10 times the mass of the Earth.

Best guess

The Keck telescopes are not powerful enough to detect planets that are any smaller, so the scientists have assumed that this trend toward more smaller planets continues and estimated that 23 of the stars had Earth-sized planets.

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Dr Andrew Howard

University of California, Berkeley
Dr Andrew Howard, from the University of California at Berkeley, admits that the estimate is currently impossible to back up using existing data.

However, he says it is the first estimate that has been obtained using observations of relatively small planets.

"This extrapolation is the least certain part of our analysis. The true answer might be one in eight or one in two - but we know that it isn't one in 100," he told BBC News.

Based on these statistics, Dr Howard says that Nasa's Kepler space telescope - which is to to survey 156,000 stars - will detect between 120 and 260 "plausibly terrestrial worlds".

"If there's life out there, it's most likely that it exists on rocky planets like our own Earth. So if there are more rocky small planets out there, then it seems more likely that there's life out there too," he said.

But according to Dr Robert Massey of the Royal Astronomical Society, most of the worlds they predict exist would be too close to be habitable.

"We probably need to wait a bit longer before we find a significant number of 'Earths' in habitable zones of their parent stars."

Procenjuje se da samo u našoj galaksiji ima na desetine milijardi planeta nalik našoj. Bilo bi pravo čudo da na nekoj nema života.
Pre će biti da je kosmos pun najrazličitijih oblika života.

www.Blic.rs/Slobodno-vreme/Vesti/214355/Astronomi-otkrili-vise-od-20-planeta-nalik-Zemlji