Aliens #1

[Darkswordofchaos]

do you belive in them?

Personally i do the might not be cappable of intersteller travell much like us but that dosent mean there not out there.

My thinking is of all off the trillons and trillons of planets in this gallexy and all off the billons and billons of galexys out there it seem like a mathmatical high improbability that earth is the only life supporting planet out there.

[escobert]

The drake equation says there are at least 1000 earth like planets in our galaxy so I'd assume one must have some kind of life.

[Psychotic]

Yes they took me into one of their spaceships and forced me to make love to a beautiful alien woman who had bright red hair and slightly purple skin! What? No, of course I'm not a loser!

[scrumpleberry]

I think there's some sort of other sentient beings "out there" because, well, how could there not be? I don't worry about them killing us or anything because that'd be silly. If they did find us, and if they're anything like us I should think they'd be fascinated and want to study us a bit or try to communicate, rather than just killing us.

But aliens haven't found us yet and they probably won't for a while.

[captkrill]

Yes,

Bacterial/algae colonization on planets or rock is technically a form of extraterrestrial life form. There is almost no chance of any form of water not containing one of these...look at the Mariana Trench bacteria live and thrive there with 8 tons PSI at the deepest points. Bacteria that thrive in waters with that kinda of pressure and temperature would be thought to live in extreme climate conditions on planets outside of our solar system...

No it does not have appendages or tendons ligaments, muscle tissue, brain stems or anything that would form a person or animal, but it still is multi-cellular. In essence everything boils down to being able to survive and evolve...much like we did ~4.5 billion of years ago...

[Rocket Edge]

Its impossible not to think that there isn't another life form out there.

[escobert]

They're doing studies on Saturn's moon Europa which is believed to have an ocean that is about 4 million years old, about the same age when life started evolving in Earths waters. I believe there is a probe either going soon or on it's way there.

[Aerith's Knight]

Even if there was, the distances in space would make meeting them impossible(or them us), so don't trouble yourself.

[Darkswordofchaos]

They're doing studies on Saturn's moon Europa which is believed to have an ocean that is about 4 million years old, about the same age when life started evolving in Earths waters. I believe there is a probe either going soon or on it's way there.

I seen a thing about that

Fermi paradox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[escobert]

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[FFIX Choco Boy]

Of course there's aliens, the cosmic coincidence that created life here must have happened other places, too.

[Darkswordofchaos]

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[Aerith's Knight]

They're doing studies on Saturn's moon Europa which is believed to have an ocean that is about 4 million years old, about the same age when life started evolving in Earths waters. I believe there is a probe either going soon or on it's way there.

I seen a thing about that

Fermi paradox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

addressed in fields as diverse as astronomy, biology, ecology, and philosophy

Ergo, fields that aren't really science, so I don't care about. xD

[Caraliz]

Awesome.

I don't believe in aliens because I'm a heathen.

I believe in Chrono Cross's split worlds though

[demondude]

They're doing studies on Saturn's moon Europa which is believed to have an ocean that is about 4 million years old, about the same age when life started evolving in Earths waters. I believe there is a probe either going soon or on it's way there.

I seen a thing about that

Fermi paradox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

addressed in fields as diverse as astronomy, biology, ecology, and philosophy

Ergo, fields that aren't really science, so I don't care about. xD

Since when was Biology not a science?