I would start by giving you some facts, or at the least, theories, and then proceed to my question.
I) It is known that there are billions and billions of stars (Sorry for the poor Carl Sagan impression)
II) A majority of those stars has a good possibility of being simular to our sun.
III) Each Star, or sun, has the possibility of having planets revolving around it, simular to ours.
Keeping these "theories" in mind, how can anyone possibly deny that it is almost impossible for there not to be alien lifeforms out there?
I have been keeping up with some of the topics in the religion section, and those hard core religious people keep saying that we're the only life in the universe. I'm sorry, but that is so strange to me. So, I figured I'd ask here in the science section, all religions aside, and see what you guys have to say.
Is it fair to say that statistically speaking, there must be alien life forms somewhere else in the universe, considering the 3 statements above?
2006-09-17
02:31:19
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Redvioletskydancer
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