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Are we alone? - GetR34P3D - 07-29-2014
This is a question quite many, as my self ask; "Are we alone". Through the universe it is billions of planets and millions og galaxies (probobly even more!) What is the chances that nobody but earth as we know it is populated? Have aliens discovered us yet (if there is any) or will we ever be discovered?
NASA has found water at Mars, but this water is frozen. In this ice they have found living organisms, it's proven that it lives other "things" in space, but is it actually something we at earth call "living". An organism can be a disease or what ever, it can be a lot, even this keyboard I am typing on right now has shitloads of living "things". In my house we got 4 people and 2 cats, do it live something like that elsewhere in universe?
Does it exist inteligent life elsewhere then earth? If there is, where could they be and why haven't they visited us. Aren't we that big of a deal, maybe they already spotted even smarter living creatures than us elsewhere that they rather use their time at?
It's endless of "alien proof" on YouTube, NASA even uploaded some themselves eventhough they don't call it evidence of life. The image of some sitting creature at Mars could be a rock, the "face" they found at Mars also might just be a simple rock.
In 2016 NASA will collect 4 people that will live at Mars the rest of their lives, each second or forth year they will shoot up 4 new people to start a colony there. What an adventure, but hey, what if they actually find something there? Daaaym.
RE: Are we alone? - Losi - 07-29-2014
Of course there's living life in space other than earth. The universe is infinite, there's a 100% chance there's life. I don't know about sentient life though, that would be interesting to meet another life form that could communicate and form conversations. I doubt they would use vocal cords or stuff like that though.
RE: Are we alone? - OnlyTheFewWillSurvive - 07-29-2014
Aliens do exist where do you think we get all our technology? Also who helped us build the great pyramids? If you do not believe in aliens then you are missing out on the world.
RE: Are we alone? - GetR34P3D - 07-29-2014
(07-29-2014, 03:06 AM)Losimantom Wrote: Of course there's living life in space other than earth. The universe is infinite, there's a 100% chance there's life. I don't know about sentient life though, that would be interesting to meet another life form that could communicate and form conversations. I doubt they would use vocal cords or stuff like that though.
They might be like ants, no vocal corts C:
Would be awesome if they could somehow talk to us the way we can understand and understand us back. Share technolegy (eventhough if they came here they probobly would invade us because our technolegy is useless to theirs because they could fly across the galaxies when we could just go to the moon...)
(07-29-2014, 03:08 AM)OnlyTheFewWillSurvive Wrote: Aliens do exist where do you think we get all our technology? Also who helped us build the great pyramids? If you do not believe in aliens then you are missing out on the world.
True, like where the fuck did we find dubstep? Hah, probobly some aliens trying to contact us and we make music of it. They probobly facepalm so badly in their mothership x)
RE: Are we alone? - OnlyTheFewWillSurvive - 07-29-2014
they all ready talk to us they walk among us. Didn't you all ready know? i thought the movie independence day covered all of this. if you have not watched it then watch it
RE: Are we alone? - MiS - 07-29-2014
I'm extremely sure that there's at least a single planet out there that can sustain life. Whether it's intelligent or not is up for debate.
RE: Are we alone? - OnlyTheFewWillSurvive - 07-29-2014
(07-29-2014, 03:15 AM)MiS Wrote: I'm extremely sure that there's at least a single planet out there that can sustain life. Whether it's intelligent or not is up for debate.
it so intelligent that it stays away from our human kind like our government since once our government touches or finds anything they destroy it.
RE: Are we alone? - GetR34P3D - 07-29-2014
(07-29-2014, 03:15 AM)MiS Wrote: I'm extremely sure that there's at least a single planet out there that can sustain life. Whether it's intelligent or not is up for debate.
NASA found a planet that can sustaine life, "Kepler-186f", but this planet is 490 lightyears from us. It would be almost imposible to calculate where to aim to hit the planet. And traveling the fastest that any human made object travel would take millions of years, and how would we have enough fuel to travel the distance? We could use these huuuuge solar stuff, but it's calculated it need to be the sice of canada to even have a chance to reach the planet because it's less light to travel with...
Eventhough it might support life, it might haven't came that far (yet?) ... and if there's life, would it be inteligent?
RE: Are we alone? - MiS - 07-29-2014
(07-29-2014, 03:23 AM)GetR34P3D Wrote: NASA found a planet that can sustaine life, "Kepler-186f", but this planet is 490 lightyears from us. It would be almost imposible to calculate where to aim to hit the planet. And traveling the fastest that any human made object travel would take millions of years, and how would we have enough fuel to travel the distance? We could use these huuuuge solar stuff, but it's calculated it need to be the sice of canada to even have a chance to reach the planet because it's less light to travel with...
Eventhough it might support life, it might haven't came that far (yet?) ... and if there's life, would it be inteligent?
That's what I mean - it's outright dumb to say that there's no other place out there in the Universe that doesn't have life somewhere. But it's impossible right now to say whether it's intelligent, let alone spying on humans.
RE: Are we alone? - APPLEZ - 07-29-2014
(07-29-2014, 03:23 AM)GetR34P3D Wrote: NASA found a planet that can sustaine life, "Kepler-186f", but this planet is 490 lightyears from us. It would be almost imposible to calculate where to aim to hit the planet. And traveling the fastest that any human made object travel would take millions of years, and how would we have enough fuel to travel the distance? We could use these huuuuge solar stuff, but it's calculated it need to be the sice of canada to even have a chance to reach the planet because it's less light to travel with...
Eventhough it might support life, it might haven't came that far (yet?) ... and if there's life, would it be inteligent?
With todays technology, we couldn't do it. But look at how much technology has advanced in the past 100 years.
If you give a planet that has life enough time, there's always the chance that life will evolve into a greater species.