Do you think That Out Of All The Other Solar Systems And Galaxies There Is Another Planet With Life?

Answer 1

nope...
GOD made one earth!
plus do you think that if there WERE(hypothetically speaking) other species of life the chances of us knowing it would be like 0.000000000000000000001%???
and if there were other species then would they be intelligent enough to know that we exist?

Answer 2

How many million planets are there? How many galaxies could nurture a planet such as earth? If the greatest astronomers do not have an answer certainly any one on YA would be at a loss to answer correctly. Statistic probability with such a large universe( no pun intended) would say the odds of another earth existing is possible.

Answer 3

I think so. There just has to be. I mean, out of the billions of planets, we seriously can't be the ONLY planet that has life, now can we? Other life may be far, far away, but there does have to be other life in our galaxy. I don't get why people say there isn't other life; we have no proof. But admit, it's impossible we're the only form of life.

Answer 4

Yes.
Assume that the universe is infinite. Them, if we exist because of the distribuition of mass and position of planets and everything else, would existe at least another planet with a similar configuration, so there is life somewere. (And if it´s infinite, well.. a small proportion of infinite is also infinit, so should have infinites sources of life, i guess)
Remember that having water and heat, you can have life (like in deep sea). In the solar system we have at least 2 other objects that have water, a moon of Jupter (they think is liquid) and our moon.
Maybe life is closer than you think.. and.. since someone mentioned good.. if he created everthing.. well he couldnt be human, could he?

Answer 5

Yes there has to be some other sort of life with all the billions of stars and planets. the life there may not look the same as what we have on Earth but life none the less.

Answer 6

Most certainly.

The challenge is in finding it, and recognizing it when we do find it. Life evolving on another planet (different climate, different atmosphere, different temperatures, different chemical compounds in the soil, etc.) may be so different from life as we know it, we may not recognize it as life at first.

Its a matter of getting out there and looking - humans are starting that, with the Mars rovers and future missions planned for Europa and Titan.

Answer 7

I absolutely think so. I can't believe for a minute that this planet contains all living things ever created anywhere in every corner of the universe.

Answer 8

When you look at the overall size of the universe and how minute Earth is in comparison, it only makes sense that there's one or more Earth-like planets-at least I'd like to think so.

Answer 9

This is not a yes or no answer it is simply "fact". Not that we havent proven yet though. The evidence has been around for decades but the governments are covering it all up. If you wanna know the truth watch UFO files or UFO hunters.

Answer 10

YES I DO!! I feel we are NOT alone in this HUGE solar system and I do have a few expierences that I KNOW we are NOT ALONE! We need to be welcoming to these "neighbors" and not so scared - after all they probably are more scared of us!

Answer 11

I would be astounded if there wasn't.

But for anyone who thinks that that necessarily means that they are visiting us in UFOs, that's incorrect. The distances involved are so huge that we must have better evidence than we do in order to believe that it's so.

(I know you didn't ask about that part. It's just that the two have to be separated)