Alien ship... with a garbage chute!?!
...a garbage chute that opens directly into space?!? These guys weren't even trying!
shareWhat should it open to then do you figure? Municipal waste management?
"*beep* Mickey Mouse. *beep* him in the *beep* with a big rubber *beep*!"
What he means is by opening directly to space all the air AND the alien would be sucked out right along with the camera.
It's called "decompression", and it's the same thing you see happen with high flying planes when something like a window or door let's go.
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Most americans are so da**ed braindead that they can't find their own a&& even with a GPS!
Maybe they have a force field that allows solid objects to pass through, but keeps the air in.
shareLol exactly! It's funny how people are so sure how alien technology works!
Seriously?!
Maybe aliens CANT get sucked out of the chute. Maybe their bodies are built differently
Maybe the chute closes when they reach space.
Maybe it's a freaking alien movie! Lol who dares about this stupid detail
I don't know how alienware works but I'm sure I know how a handycam works.
I've dropped mine from 1.5 meters and it stopped working.
It was all grains and distortion when used indoors and it's battery drained so quickly that you'd surely miss any alien moment.
Thank you! Saved me telling them so. imaginations of some people eh? Or-lack of.
shareThat's not entirely true, with aircraft at least the pressure equalizes and it doesn't really suck things out like in movies and tv. The only thing you would be lacking is oxygen at higher altitudes.
shareOK that's COMPLETELY wrong. The pressure does NOT equalize in aircraft at altitude; the cabins are airtight and are maintained at ground pressure or close to it, which is much higher than the surrounding air pressure. This is why you don't suffocate. Which is also why if the skin of the aircraft is breached you are BLOWN out, not sucked and yes this really does happen. Where the hell did you get your (completely wrong) information?!?
shareYep, but actually cabin pressure is usually only kept at HALF atmosphic pressure at sea level due to it being too stressful on airframe to keep it at sea level pressure at that altitude, which is why you get all the problems with your ears and nose and if you have sealed plastic bags / bottles etc they blow up like a tyre ( because inside the bag / bottle it's still at sea level pressure). If they pressurised cabin to sea level you wouldn't notice all these effects at all...
shareBaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa! Oh Rooster82.....Do you live in an igloo on a floating iceberg? Maybe you're just another emasculated troll who's 33 years old and still lives in his parents basement and thats why you've never heard the term Explosive Decompression? A ten year old knows how gravity works and knows that a balloon goes pop because of different air pressure....let me guess..you're American right?
shareThere's no air in space and we don't know if the Aliens breath air on their ship or not. If the kid did get sucked into an air filled comparment then he should have been sucked out as well. The film is so bogus and dumb, it's not even funny. Good advice? Stay the hell out of the Brown Mountains. lol!!
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I'm pretty sure the ship had an atmosphere that at least the abductees were breathing.
shareAny of number of made up things can describe the purpose of the "chute" and the physics of machinery that we could not replicate or even explain.
Most people concede that if ETs exist they probably have much greater technology than humans. So if that is easy to understand then why do you expect to be able to explain their technology with our pedestrian knowledge of physics?
Human arrogance at work again.
'Most people concede that if ETs exist they probably have much greater technology than humans'
-which would mean they almost certainly wouldn't have GARBAGE CHUTES on their craft, right?
Hatch on both end of chute. Inner hatch opens. Camera goes in. Inner hatch closes BEHIND camera. Outer hatch opens..
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