Do you believe in Aliens?

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Very scientific argument feddy. Does that make his Theorems invalid?

No, just proves he wasn't that logical after all

 

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[Pooman]

No, just proves he wasn't that logical after all

No offence feddy but I'd have more faith in Einstein's opinion:

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[Nollaig O Muracu]

Honestly, if you think no other life exists outside this planet, you're bonkers.

The size of the universe and the estimated trillions of stars in it is so mind boggling it's too hard for us to even understand.

Astronomers have been looking for a planet we thinks exists for 20 years now. That's in our little solar system. As one astrophysicist put it when asked why we can't find one planet, space is big.

He was talking about our tiny little spot in one relatively medium sized galaxy.

 

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No offence feddy but I'd have more faith in Einstein's opinion:

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That's not very nice

 

[fed up]

Never mind that Langer, he didn't see what I saw as his head is always stuck in a book about fairytale speculations.

 

[fed up]

Honestly, if you think no other life exists outside this planet, you're bonkers.

The size of the universe and the estimated trillions of stars in it is so mind boggling it's too hard for us to even understand.

Astronomers have been looking for a planet we thinks exists for 20 years now. That's in our little solar system. As one astrophysicist put it when asked why we can't find one planet, space is big.

He was talking about our tiny little spot in one relatively medium sized galaxy.

Imagine all the beaches on the planet and take just one grain of sand from it. That's how small our galaxy is in the universe.

Course there's life out there.

 

[PROCNA2018]

Honestly, if you think no other life exists outside this planet, you're bonkers.

The size of the universe and the estimated trillions of stars in it is so mind boggling it's too hard for us to even understand.

Astronomers have been looking for a planet we thinks exists for 20 years now. That's in our little solar system. As one astrophysicist put it when asked why we can't find one planet, space is big.

He was talking about our tiny little spot in one relatively medium sized galaxy.

But you'd accept right now we are it.
Neil de Grasse Tyson has a very interesting article linked below

The Search for Life in the Universe - Neil deGrasse Tyson

By Neil deGrasse Tyson Natural History Magazine September 1996 Published under the title “Is Anyone Out There Like Us?” To declare that Earth is the only planet in the universe with life would be inexcusably bigheaded of us. The recent discovery of about half a dozen planets around stars other...

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200,000 years at light speed to cross the Milky Way.
Our physics says beyond light speed isn't possible.
2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe.
JWT has found some believed to be older than the Big Bang.

That's at least 400 quadrillion light years to cross the universe at light speed, not including the dark matter in between.

We are it. That's not to say there isn't tons of other aliens out there, rather that we will never find it and in all likelihood they won't find us. So looking for alien life or life off planet - drive on - but unless it is microscopic, E.T won't need his Raleigh 20.

 

[Pooman]

But you'd accept right now we are it.
Neil de Grasse Tyson has a very interesting article linked below

The Search for Life in the Universe - Neil deGrasse Tyson

By Neil deGrasse Tyson Natural History Magazine September 1996 Published under the title “Is Anyone Out There Like Us?” To declare that Earth is the only planet in the universe with life would be inexcusably bigheaded of us. The recent discovery of about half a dozen planets around stars other...

neildegrassetyson.com

200,000 years at light speed to cross the Milky Way.
Our physics says beyond light speed isn't possible.
2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe.
JWT has found some believed to be older than the Big Bang.

That's at least 400 quadrillion light years to cross the universe at light speed, not including the dark matter in between.

We are it. That's not to say there isn't tons of other aliens out there, rather that we will never find it and in all likelihood they won't find us. So looking for alien life or life off planet - drive on - but unless it is microscopic, E.T won't need his Raleigh 20.

The Drake Equation supporters don't agree with you.
By the way any attempt to calculate the size of the "Universe" will always be based on a fallacy.