I do. But I do not believe they have ever visited earth.
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Same here, I feel like they must exist somewhere in the universe. I don't know that we'll ever meet each other though since everything is so far apart
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No--I thought I did right after the car accident when I woke up in the MRI machine, though. I had no clue what had happened and thought the little SOB's were real!!
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It is almost impossible that a universe this huge is not teeming with life. However, the distances are SO great, reaching each other may well be impossible with the limitation of physics. I don't know if any civilization will send off members to travel, millions of years, and multi-generationally to find another civilization, only to lose contact with their own!!!
Originally posted by
RedKyuubi
I do. But I do not believe they have ever visited earth.
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National Geographic had a little fold out a year ago, showing where we were, in scale, to other planets in the area. The distances were SO vast. I don't think the human mind can even grasp it.
Originally posted by
Taylor
Same here, I feel like they must exist somewhere in the universe. I don't know that we'll ever meet each other though since everything is so far apart
09/19/2012
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Those WERE "aliens". They were nurses from Malaysia and the Philippines. (seriously....I hope you are OKAY after that accident).
Originally posted by
js250
No--I thought I did right after the car accident when I woke up in the MRI machine, though. I had no clue what had happened and thought the little SOB's were real!!
09/19/2012
I do believe they exist. I don't think they have come here. I think if they would have came here, they would try to take over. Because there would have to be a reason they are trying to leave their planet. I think they would likely be hostel. Should they make it here before we make it there, they would likely be superior, so the extinction of our race would likely happen.
09/19/2012
I do. I believe that they are what helped aid our people back in the day.
09/19/2012
I do, though I think that their having visited us is highly improbable (though still possible).
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If I were able to reach other planets, and found one that had intelligent life on it, my first thought would be, "Hey, this could be a good learning experience!" or, "Perhaps we could be friends" (or more accurately, "DUDE! I could be buddies with ALIENS!!!" )
Originally posted by
Beck
I do believe they exist. I don't think they have come here. I think if they would have came here, they would try to take over. Because there would have to be a reason they are trying to leave their planet. I think they would likely be hostel.
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I do believe they exist. I don't think they have come here. I think if they would have came here, they would try to take over. Because there would have to be a reason they are trying to leave their planet. I think they would likely be hostel. Should they make it here before we make it there, they would likely be superior, so the extinction of our race would likely happen.
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I don't think hostile reasons are the only ones to branch out, explore, and meet new people. Not to say your fears are invalid, just giving another perspective.
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Life is so rare - so tenuous - so hard to start and support that the assumption that the universe is teaming with life relies on a faith that borders on religion.
Originally posted by
Bignuf
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It is almost impossible that a universe this huge is not teeming with life. However, the distances are SO great, reaching each other may well be impossible with the limitation of physics. I don't know if any civilization will send off members to travel, millions of years, and multi-generationally to find another civilization, only to lose contact with their own!!!
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There is exactly zero evidence of life beyond earth in spite of the thousands of planets identified. Everyday that goes by new planets without life are discovered - so it seems to me that the billions and billions theory is less viable.
I honestly wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they find bacteria somewhere - but I don't see how that changes anything. Who cares if there are trillions and quadrillions of bacteria scattered around the universe?
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Interesting to note, though, that while we have yet to definitively identify any other celestial bodies with life, there's at least one possible candidate right here in our own solar system - not a planet, but Europa, one of the moons of Jupiter. It's considered to be one of the candidates for habitability in our system, and there's a possibility that, under its ice-ocean, there may be life similar to that which is found near deep-sea thermal vents right here on Earth. Almost certainly not intelligent life, but perhaps something more impressive than bacteria.
Originally posted by
Gunsmoke
Life is so rare - so tenuous - so hard to start and support that the assumption that the universe is teaming with life relies on a faith that borders on religion.
There is exactly zero evidence of life beyond earth in spite of the thousands of ... more
There is exactly zero evidence of life beyond earth in spite of the thousands of ... more
Life is so rare - so tenuous - so hard to start and support that the assumption that the universe is teaming with life relies on a faith that borders on religion.
There is exactly zero evidence of life beyond earth in spite of the thousands of planets identified. Everyday that goes by new planets without life are discovered - so it seems to me that the billions and billions theory is less viable.
I honestly wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they find bacteria somewhere - but I don't see how that changes anything. Who cares if there are trillions and quadrillions of bacteria scattered around the universe? less
There is exactly zero evidence of life beyond earth in spite of the thousands of planets identified. Everyday that goes by new planets without life are discovered - so it seems to me that the billions and billions theory is less viable.
I honestly wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they find bacteria somewhere - but I don't see how that changes anything. Who cares if there are trillions and quadrillions of bacteria scattered around the universe? less
Obviously, possibility and reality aren't always the same thing. Until we can actually explore Europa in detail, we won't know for sure. I would love to still be around if and when we do find out, though!
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