If there is life on other planets. . . .?

Question

Question 1:Do you think we'll find out in this lifetime?

Question 2:Will we find them first, or will they find us?

What do you think....

Answer 1

Hi. I think that other bodies in space have a certain percentage that can and do support. But a planet may have life without a technocracy such as Earth. Imagine a planet where the highest life form looks something like a mosquito or a fish.

Answer 2

There is a possibility that there is life on other solar systems, however it is a slim chance-the circumstances have to be just right to support life.
1)I don't believe so, the nearest galaxy which could house a solar system with a planet like ours with life on it, is very, very far away, if we were to go there, well, right now it's impossible, we would need technology that can take us great distances in a short amount of time.
2)I believe that if there is life on other planets they have a greater chance of finding us before we find them since it will be a while before we can explore other galaxies.
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Answer 3

Science seems to imply that life, perhaps not intelligent, does exist off of earth. UFOs have been seen from time to time, which insists there is intelligent life. But these may be lies, for no sufficient proof has been gathered. Also, USOs (unidentified submerged objects) have been spotted. There still has not been proof other than blurry photographs. So, based on this, one could only guess there is INTELLIGENT life. But, based on the vast expanses of the universes and the hypothesis of numerous universes in space, one can only conclude that there is life somewhere else on earth. Take Saturn's moon, Titan, for example. It has been recently observed that it has many Earth-like qualities. Also, Mars. It seems that mars once contained water, perhaps life with it. Ice is still located at the poles. Even the moon has traces of water, which supports life, but it is all frozen at its poles.

So in conclusion, and to answer your question more clearly, I do believe we are not the only living beings out there. Do I think we will find out for sure in this lifetime? Sorry, but no. It wil ltake many years of searching for evidence and trying to contact other living beings. And for your seconds question, they may have already found us.

Answer 4

I think that if there were other forms of life out there, they would most likely not be intellegent, more like microbial life forms... Or we might not have the technology to fine them. The only reason we know of all the exoplanets we know of now is because we looked for stars the "wobbled" and that means we never actually saw the planet we just saw the effects it had on its star...

Answer 5

Life on other planets, yes, highly likely. Intelligent life, almost certainly although much less common than basic life, but we won't find them. Space is so big I don't think we will find them before humans become extinct, let alone in this lifetime.

If and when they find us we will be fossils.

Answer 6

I think this is a NON-scientific, opinion-poll questionaire that is only suited for a tabloid like National Inquirer, or The Globe.

Its entertainment feature is pure speculation. My only hope is that they find you first, and find you appetizing.

That's what I think.

Answer 7

There is no life (life as we know it) anywhere in the universe other than the earth. This is what I think.

Answer 8

1: Yes I do
2: We found them first

Answer 9

1...No
2...Neither.