Post: aliens- think they are real?
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10-24-2009, 11:49 PM
#1
Crazzy_Haxor
Haxor!
10-30-2009, 07:29 AM
#11
xXviciousbumXx
At least I can fight
11-04-2009, 11:35 PM
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11-07-2009, 01:54 AM
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blizzard94
Vault dweller
Of course there is! Somewhere in the galaxy there has to be a planet with conditions good enough to support life, maybe even similar earth. But remember if there are lifeforms as advanced as us or even ahead of us in technology they would probably have tried searching for us. Much like we search for possible various "signals" that could be coming from another peoples. But remember the odds of the life forms we find being remotly like us are low. It would probably be plant life or even smaller like micro organisms.
11-07-2009, 02:20 AM
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Guest
it would be beyond improbable for the earth to be the only location of life in the entire universe. i dont think anyone (including myself) can really even fathom the sheer magnitude (a definite understatement) of what the universe really is. I mean, think about it, the next closest star to our sun, alpha centauri, is 5 lightyears away. the length of the milky way galaxy is almost 100,000 lightyears across. the andromeda galaxy is over 2 million lightyears away. we wont even be able to see the edges of the universe for billions more years because that is the amount of time it will take for the light to reach us from there. to think that we are the only location of life in the universe is purely self centered. life, in my opinion, undoubtedly exists in thousands, maybe millions, or even billions of locations in the universe. the statistical odds that no where else in the universe exists a mass of rock and water 100 million miles away from a star similar in size to our sun is virtually zero. there are quadrillions (maybe more, well never know) of stars out there and i personally dont see how anyone could think that this is the only place where the conditions have all come together perfectly.
11-07-2009, 07:16 AM
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The-Nazi-Zombie
Do a barrel roll!
Originally posted by another user
it would be beyond improbable for the earth to be the only location of life in the entire universe. i dont think anyone (including myself) can really even fathom the sheer magnitude (a definite understatement) of what the universe really is. I mean, think about it, the next closest star to our sun, alpha centauri, is 5 lightyears away. the length of the milky way galaxy is almost 100,000 lightyears across. the andromeda galaxy is over 2 million lightyears away. we wont even be able to see the edges of the universe for billions more years because that is the amount of time it will take for the light to reach us from there. to think that we are the only location of life in the universe is purely self centered. life, in my opinion, undoubtedly exists in thousands, maybe millions, or even billions of locations in the universe. the statistical odds that no where else in the universe exists a mass of rock and water 100 million miles away from a star similar in size to our sun is virtually zero. there are quadrillions (maybe more, well never know) of stars out there and i personally dont see how anyone could think that this is the only place where the conditions have all come together perfectly.
One thing to say.
Exactly.
11-07-2009, 04:02 PM
#17
EJ94c
Poke Smot
Originally posted by xXviciousbumXx
I personally think theres other life somewhere we just need to find it. there is a rumor that we have located a possible second sun and looks to have planets rotating it but its too far in light years to confirm the planets and or life forms/possibilities. anyone else heard this?
we have found a lot of suns with rotating planets. And hundreds of planets outside our solar system without a sun.
Most people think by 'life on other planets' we mean intelligent life like us. But we are looking for any type of life including bacteria, with bacteria on a planet, we know that that planet can support organisms.
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