Aliens...do you believe in them?

Are you daft?
He's saying the same thing most people are saying.

I DO NOT CARE ABOUT NORMAL HUMANS, IF YOU ARE AN ALIEN, TIME TRAVELER, OR AN ESPER COME TO ME!
:D

pointless for me to say anything now since everyone has been repeating this for the past 10 pages, but ill just say it anyway to add to it:

It's a much lesser chance that we are the only life form in the universe than it is the other way round >>; how many billion planets are out there and to think that we are the only living organisms in the universe is a little absurd.

well, I am left handed and I don't believe in them. :oops:

Well, am in the mex. army and a few years ago we declassified a lot of documents with reports of "unknow objects in the sky", and a video from a plane that was searchin for drug fields. But those "unknows objects in the sky" as our officers call them, i guess the 10 percent are real.

The curious thing here is that after that, our high officers dont tell us anything about that, they deny know anything about that. lol.

Personally until i see one of them i dont believe in "green men or gray men", but i believe, if the universe is so big its stupid think that we r alone... dont you think?

Your originality is astounding.



At least you seem to have read through the thread a bit.
But as I've been saying, it's not so absurd when you take into account how unlikely it is that life exists at all.

I'm not really saying it's one way or the other because I don't have proof one way or the other, I'm just saying that probability and logic don't necessarily suggest that there is life outside of earth.

The thing is you are thinking by the logical perspective. What if there are energy beings that are basically living fires, they don't need to breathe, they don't need to feed and all they do is some random shit.

I have to agree, probability isnt really a definite thing, I just meant to say that theres a much higher chance for at least 1 planet out there to be inhabited by life forms (i mean Life forms in general, they may just be nothing but bacteria).

But i also do not dismiss the chance that maybe we really are the only life forms in the universe, theres always a first with everything and maybe this is how our universe unfolds =p

But yea =p i still think the chances of us being alone is unlikely.

in some way i believe 'cause to think we're alone seems selfish

Physics is physics, dude.



I think you are missing my point.

What I'm saying is that when you consider how unlikely it is that life exists at all, it's not so likely that life outside of our own would exist.
It is incredibly unlikely that life would occur at all, so even given the unimaginable vastness of the universe, it would be amazing for just one planet to form in exactly the right manner for life to exist, and for life to develop on that planet, and not just life, but sentient and intelligent life.
So it's possible that life would crop up in other areas of the universe, but not necessarily likely.

well the thing is, even if you make the possibility of a planet to have a life form to be 0.0000000000001%, there are more than billions (or however many 0s you wanna put at the end) planets out there, its more than likely that there is life out there. Im not talking about sentient life forms, i myself am not too sure if others out there exist which are smarter than humans or are of similar par.

More or less, i believe bacteria has to exist somewhere out there. It's very unlikely that earth is the only planet in the entire universe that is fit to give birth to life.

I belive that there is life out there. there has to be
as for UFO crap no, because I don't think that out in space theres little green men who like to probing rednecks.

The probability is probably lower than that. In fact, I would think that the probability of life developing is comparable to the vastness of the universe. Or at least close.
Again, I'm not saying it isn't possible, I'm just saying that figuring the probability isn't so simple as "the universe is really really big."

i don't believe alien because i don't like alien

it's hard to understand why is alien ever existed...
though they maybe true or maybe not...
the universe is so vast that we couldn't learn even half of it... right?
who could want doing a research for finding the truth of alien existing?
they would just wasting on money just to find a mysterious being...

I have an illegal alien in my backyard, his name is Pablo. *rim shot*

Na, aliens may exist, but I believe they don't exist in the sense that we want them to exist. They don't exist on the grand (we have extremely advanced technology), but just organisms. I feel like we are the only sentient creatures around despite how large this universe is.

Also, to the person who said the universe is infinite, that's both true and false. There is a point where the always expanding dark matter will force all matter in, almost like an impossible barrier to hurdle over.

There IS proof of alien life outside our planet; even if it's only bacteriological as far as we know.

I don't know if we are the only intelligent beings in the entire universe, in the same way as I can't be sure about the existence of one or several gods whom might have create us.

Personally, I like to think that we are not alone; that there are other worlds, and countless possibilities for different kinds of lifes and thoughts. Anyway, I'm not so conceited to claim "this is the way it's supposed to be" without direct evidence.

It isn't conclusive proof, but you would be referring to NASA's investigation of Martian meteors, I'm guessing.
They didn't actually find life, explicitly, but they found certain evidence thereof.
Planetary scientist Dr. David McKay said in, I believe, 1996, "There is not any one finding that leads us to believe that this is evidence of past life on Mars. Rather, it is a combination of many things that we have found. They include Stanford's detection of an apparently unique pattern of organic molecules, carbon compounds that are the basis of life. We also found several unusual mineral phases that are known products of primitive microscopic organisms on Earth. Structures that could be microscopic fossils seem to support all of this. The relationship of all of these things in terms of location - within a few hundred thousandths of an inch of one another - is the most compelling evidence."
Dr. Everett Gibson, of the same team, said, "For two years, we have applied state-of-the-art technology to perform these analyses, and we believe we have found quite reasonable evidence of past life on Mars. We don't claim that we have conclusively proven it. We are putting this evidence out to the scientific community for other investigators to verify, enhance, attack -- disprove if they can -- as part of the scientific process. Then, within a year or two, we hope to resolve the question one way or the other."

Then in 2002, NASA released a statement in which they said a team of researchers, using the Magnetite Assay for Biogenicity (MAB) as a biosignature, concluded that, "one-quarter of the magnetite crystals embedded in the carbonates in Martian meteorite ALH84001 require the intervention of biology to explain their presence," according the lead researcher Kathie Thomas-Keprta. Basically, on earth, we would assume magnetotactic bacteria caused them, so we assume that they at one time existed on Mars.

There is, however NO proof that life exists NOW.
These studies suggest that extremely primitive life may have existed on Mars over 3 billion years ago.

tl;dr, some scientist dudes found some shit that made them lol and say bacteria and shit existed on Mars a long ass time ago, lawl.