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I am sure there is life on other planets, but we just haven't discovered it yet. There may be 'animals' that are of course, less intelligent then us and 'aliens', which could be more intelligent and more advanced than us for a couple of centuries, even millenniums.
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Many scientists think it is possible that there is life elsewhere in the Universe, but that finding it may prove difficult.
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there's a possibility,cause now many planets are known to have a life even though it's not certain
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I would say very likely, since there are billions of planets out there. We are Not the most advanced ones of all.
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the universe is infinite. theres gotta be some other creatures somewhere out there(:
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There is no evidence of life outside the Earth. It's as simple as that.
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No.
Why should there be? Just because we exist therefore others must? That would have to be the absolute height of arrogant thinking!
Let's be honest. There's absolutely no evidence that ET life exists. The only reason anyone believes that they exist is because they have been brainwashed into believing so from watching all those Hollywood movies, and listening to tall stories.
To be open minded is to be open to what the evidence is telling us: The evidence is telling us that we are alone.
Television programs are entertainment. Nothing more, nothing less. You watch television for a dose of the jollies, not for education. Moody background music, cheesy celebrities and high camp artwork does not prove anything except that people are intensely gullible.
An "event" has been expected since around 1897 when the ufo craze began due to the "mystery airship" hysteria. Unfortunately the hysteria never abated, and neither did the supply of gullible people to maintain it. Needless to say, the "event" never happened, and never will.
The evidence is clear. SETI found nothing. The Keppler mission finds that planetary systems are unstable. Europa is the most corrosive planet in the solar system, and meteors are sterile. We are alone.
The greatest challenge to science today is to find out why we are alone. You can either try to accept that challenge, or go into denial and follow the backslapping herd that beleives that space boogiemen "must exist". The choice is yours.
Cheers!
Why should there be? Just because we exist therefore others must? That would have to be the absolute height of arrogant thinking!
Let's be honest. There's absolutely no evidence that ET life exists. The only reason anyone believes that they exist is because they have been brainwashed into believing so from watching all those Hollywood movies, and listening to tall stories.
To be open minded is to be open to what the evidence is telling us: The evidence is telling us that we are alone.
Television programs are entertainment. Nothing more, nothing less. You watch television for a dose of the jollies, not for education. Moody background music, cheesy celebrities and high camp artwork does not prove anything except that people are intensely gullible.
An "event" has been expected since around 1897 when the ufo craze began due to the "mystery airship" hysteria. Unfortunately the hysteria never abated, and neither did the supply of gullible people to maintain it. Needless to say, the "event" never happened, and never will.
The evidence is clear. SETI found nothing. The Keppler mission finds that planetary systems are unstable. Europa is the most corrosive planet in the solar system, and meteors are sterile. We are alone.
The greatest challenge to science today is to find out why we are alone. You can either try to accept that challenge, or go into denial and follow the backslapping herd that beleives that space boogiemen "must exist". The choice is yours.
Cheers!