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I was outside of my house one night and then I just gazed up at the stars that which I havent done for a while. i was thinking. Are we alone? no I dont mean ALIENS, but maybe another sun with planets. Then on one of those planets that there would be some kind of living organisms like us with NGU websites and maybe Call of Duty 7-Future Warfare lol

The Universe seems so big for us to be the only living organisms if you acually think about it. Well yeah, this is just my piont of view.

Whats yours?

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yeah, seems like there are other green planets like ours out there.

Technically their same Earth could have started a few years before us, so they could have COD7 already. Lets get in a spaceship and get it before everyone else lol

[/COLOR]colts you are very good at this. you have made mind just wonder even more reading all your post and others like elf. now with all these facts i am reall believing. and colts you say that to get to other planets we will have to travel really fast well in the 60's we discovered that we can go in outerspace and we got to the moon what ese do you think we can do in the next 100 years with us avancing with all this technology.

just imagine lol

i changed some things in your original statement .



for life LIKE OURS, yes, those are some speculated conditions. what everyone seems to be disregarding is the fact that there is absolutely no reason why other life would have to be like us. all life on earth is carbon based - well what if another long chain forming element (for example silicon) was substituted? technically, it would still be able to yield a DNA type molecule. who's to say it would even need a long chain type molecule to store information - it could be completely different. you can't just claim that "these conditions need to be present to harbor life," because you don't know what can and can't harbor life. just a few decades ago, scientists would laugh at you if you said life existed in regions on earth where we now know archae bacteria live and thrive (800 degree thermovents, highly acidic environments, etc.).



way to have absolutely no idea about the physics behind the wormhole theory before assuming it's stupid. space/time can be folded, bent, curved, etc. as proven by einstein's general relativity. WORMHOLES ARE THEORETICALLY POSSIBLE as proven by einstein, and i highly doubt you will be able to discredit general relativity. according to one source, the amount of energy required to create a 3 foot spherical diameter wormhole would be roughly equivalent to the negative mass of jupiter. yes, that is extremely impractical, but when we're talking about crossing the universe, it is certainly a better option than spending millions of years to get to other galaxies.

just because something has the label "magic" does not mean it actually requires magic. do "magic tricks" actually require magic?

you also completely ignored hyperspace and warp drive, both of which are also theoretically possible.



Well, WE made it. So if it happened once, it can certainly happen again. And why won't we ever see them? You can't just make baseless predictions like that. YES, granted it would be extremely hard, but you can't say it's impossible.

The Universe is too big to only just have us humans living on Earth. There are Aliens out there, but we do not know if they have better technology than us.

Ok, but only if Treyarch haven't made it :p



I completely agree, and if there is life out there, I reckon they wouldn't look anything like us until we see the people in the "parallel universe" which people believe in. I don't believe in that, mainly because I find it weird to think that there is another me wondering what I would be like there.

One question though elf, How the **** do you know all this?

Personal research and a shitload of watching the science channel and national geographic channel (they're usually the first things a go to when i turn on the tv).

honestly i have no idea. to put restrictions on something in very unscientific. also, it leads to us not looking at everything. we didnt think life could exist in the Marianas trench, but someone looked and found life in the most extreme environment on earth. so why put limits on things you never looked at. so i'm just gonna say its possible there is like on pluto. practical no and to our knowledge impossible but why not say some species doesnt need water and air or heat. its possible

yeah cuz if im wrong. along time ago ppl thought that the world was flat and then that they were alone. well someone cruised around and discovered they had went around the world and went around back to point A. and what if we thought that we were the only ones in the universe. we havent explored way over there so i guess we will never know.