Alien life.

There is high probability that alien life exists, many scientists believes it.
But not green-looking men with two arms, two legs, bloated belly and huge head with big black eyes....

More like bacterias ^^

As you said there are many planets out there, so there might be life forms but not neceserily intelligent or ones that can communicate with us.

 

My thoughts exactly, I think it would be very unlikely for there not to be other intelligent life in the universe.

 

With the universe being as massive as it is, its hard to imagine that we are alone.

I love the thought that aliens have/are coming here but there isnt ever any good evidence. I love the stories though, especially the Rosewell one.

 

There would have to be some form of life out there as there are so many planets and the universe is vast

 

Any estimate we can give is too conservative in favor of "no." What I mean by that is I am all but certain they are out there. If we can refrain from blowing ourselves up or going extinct by some other way, I believe we can get out there and contact them*. Come to think of it, scientists just confirmed the existence of liquid water on Europa recently. That bodes very well that there is at least microbial life in our own backyard.

*I don't anticipate that we'll find intelligent life for a VERY long time, but I read from Richard Dawkins first about something called the anthropic principle: Basically, humans were created at least once. Why shouldn't it be possible for intelligence to develop elsewhere in countless places?

 

Well astronomers do say their are many "earth like" plannets out their. I mean at least one of them has to have some form of life on it, in some form or another. Earth can't be the only one to luck out and have life.

 

Yeah. There are almost certainly alien life forms elsewhere in the universe, both simple and complex. There may even be simple life forms, such as bacteria, elsewhere in the solar system, or evidence of it once having existed. I hope so. Of course, I don't believe any of it has come to earth.

I hope one day we could contact intelligent beings, but I won't get my hopes up. The constraints of technology and the speed of light make it pretty difficult.

 

It's statistically probably that some form of life exists, but I don't imagine we'll ever come into contact with it.

 

I think there's alien life forms out there in some shape or form, but probably nothing we can imagine or might be so different from us that we'd overlook it if we had the chance to happen upon us.

 

Yes.
We probably shouldn't waste money trying to find them, though. They're probably very far away.
Who knows what they're like? Would they look scaly or furry or slimy or what? How intelligent would they be? The possibilities are endless.

 

I think aliens are out there somewhere. Have they visited earth? Probably not. Do they know we exist? Maybe. You never know, maybe there are people out there who have more advanced technology than us.

 

Given the number of planets out there, the probability seems high. As for what they might look like, or how many may be as complex as us, we have no basis to even make a guess. We have no idea how random evolution is; it could be amazingly different for each world, or it could always tumble down a similar path. Either way, I believe someday people from this world will find out, given the rate we are advancing at.

 

"Life" in the universe outside of our planet at this point in time? Probably.

"Intelligent life" (besides us ) capable of acknowledging when it is in the presence of other advanced species (e.g. us) having existed at one point in the past, currently in the present, or in the future in the timeline of the universe? Perhaps.

"Intelligent life" having lived concurrently with human civilization and be able to solve the logistics of "reaching us" in time to be in our planet and at a point in humanity's short timeline and have the luck and technology to "discover us?" Slim to none.

Of course, that's my take on the subject matter.

 

It's possible, as the Universe is insurmountably massive and we've barely even scratched the surface in terms of exploration. There has to be other intelligent lifeforms out there somewhere.

 

I've been told our solar system is relatively young compared to the other stars in this galaxy, and since there's so many other galaxies, the mathematical chances of humans being the only life forms are very remote.


"I can't help thinking that somewhere in the universe there has to be something better than man. Has to be." Planet of the Apes

 

To believe that we are the only life forms in the universe is just foolish.

 

Well, tardigrades can survive in space for a long time, so I don't see why not. I do believe it's out there, but as far as full-fledged aliens, I'm not so sure.

 

we are trapped in the solar system until they figure out how to bend space. i bet its going to be more simple than we thought once its created.

 

I'm pretty sure they know how to warp space. It just requires exotic matter (repelled by gravity), which we don't have. After that point it's only a matter of providing sufficient power to the ship (and figuring out a navigation system to keep a course through warp space, but that's beyond my ability to comprehend lol).