How about this how many new species are discovered each and every day every day I can tell you this I don't know who is in it I don't even know what it was but I was in Washington at my house just walked back from the little 7-Eleven store as I look up I see these big giant giant giant lights no it's kind of Cloudy but not too cloudy and this thing that I'm looking at has to be at least 25 27 football fields long there's nothing that we have or any other nation has they can be that quiet and just float in the sky it was a drop of a pin be gone and maybe ten miles down to Sky you see it again and it just sits there agreed in the air my neighbor we're walking by and I pointed it I said what is that cuz now I'm up on my roof trying to get a better look they say oh my God what is that and then I called across the street to another neighbor I said go get your video camera and film that she was going what is it but it was mesmerizing I mean it was so big I would say we were foolish if we didn't think is there another species I mean I'm a firm believer I'm a firm believer that there's another dimension that they could come from to even but just my thoughts on it I seen too many things to tell me that we are alone I know we're not look at all this new species each and every day that they find ask Google I'm sure they know
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The universe is too huge to buy there is no other intelligent life out there.
The question is are they close enough for us to ever encounter them?
There is a big problem with this question and its known as the Fermi paradox, which basically observes that the universe is 13+ billion years old, our solar system has been around for around 4.5+ billion years. It has probably been inhabitable to intelligence life for most of that time and likely a few billion years longer.
Based upon our best estimates even without any faster than light technology a civilization like our own should be able to settle the entire galaxy in about a million years or so.
So that means if any intelligent civilization were to arise in our galaxy at any time in the last 6+ billion years we should see some kind of evidence of them or their technology here or nearby.
So either we are the first, or something we don't know about is preventing them from colonizing the galaxy or creating any other macro-scale evidence that we can observe.
C) I think the odds of there being another civilized planet somewhere out there, are astronomically HUGE! It’s more likely that neither of us are looking in the right place, or using the right reception medium… who’s to say that THEY discover the exact same method of transmitting voice, data, or even music or video? I think that if there was another civilization out there, if they were technologically advance enough to either make themselves known, or indeed travel here, we would already know they exist! I mean, imagine if you traveled 150 light years to get here, only to discover that your only mission was to land in a remote farmer’s field, mutilate some cows, because.. well fuck cows! (they know damn well what they did!) Then kidnap the dumbest conspiracy theorist in town, who nobody ever believes, and of course, give the nut-case the obligatory rectal probing as a way of always reminding these “primitive ape-like creatures” that we are a good, decent, benevolent people (As, all other intelligent humanoids across the galaxy instantly recognize the rectal probe as basically like the the universal sign of mutual admiration and respect… similar to a… reach-around… it’s just basic courtesy!)
Well who knows that there are intelligent life out in other planets asking then same question in aliensaskaliens. com? Who knows if I'm that Alien who is giving them into about Earth? Well it's a really scary imagine if you really think into it.
Hell no, the universe is huge and we know only a really small portion of it, who knows how big the universe is actually... so yeah there is definitely others out there
There is or almost certainly has been life out there, but equally how are we judging life, by our standards? Due to vastness of space and the sheer distances involved, we will likely never find them, and they may not have the technology to find us. We always assume that an alien race would be more advanced than us, but maybe right now we are the advanced ones. Based on the age of the universe there may have been civilisations but have already burnt themselves out just like we are doing right now.
Given the size of the universe, it's likely there will be other inhabited planets out there. Given we haven't even been able to easily traverse our own solar system, let alone establish intergalactic travel, it's going to take a while for us to encounter any on our own.
That being said, I always think this quote sums it up best when it comes to the human species:
"Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us." - Bill Watterson
I think there is intelligent life out there, since I can't say there is any here on Earth... has to be smarter life out there somewhere.
Of course it depends largely on if you believe randomness that evolution states, that had to be so perfect for life to simply be here. If you believe god created it all, he has stated there is other worlds out there with his children.
Space is just too vast for my tiny mind to comprehend, our solar system is so massive let alone the distance between stars.
God no. Just having the thought knowing we're with dumb mofos and that's it is horrifiying. (sure, you can include ghosts and whatnot but we talking about non-human stuff) But... okay lemme put it in a quote I remember from like 8 years ago.
"Either we're alone in this world. Or we think we're alone but we're not."
^something like that, either one is truly scary to think about. But seeing how people act with each other, I wouldn't be surprised if other creatures avoid us like the plague.
I dont think we're alone but the idea people generally have of aliens in my opinion are ridiculous 1. if the conditions of Earth really are the conditions that are necessary for life I think it's most likely that any other life developing would be similar to life on Earth 2. I think it would probably be other ape-like creatures who develop intelligence since those are the only kinds we see on Earth developing that sort of intelligence 3. If the creatures that develop intelligence aren't apes I dont think they would suddenly become like humans. Take if a crow species became intelligent and all, they'd remain tiny birds and not become like fursonas
Aliens have been visiting Earth and have had a presence here for hundreds of thousands of years. Look up the Sumerian account of creation.
The US, Russian and perhaps other governments have had diplomatic relations with various alien civilisations since the 1940s. The evidence is overwhelming.
I could not be more serious. The ancient Sumerians wrote a detailed account of interaction with an alien species whom they called the Anunarki. You can find videos about this on YouTube.
There's millions of species on Earth yet only one intelligent one and if aliens are monitoring GAG they might disagree. The problem is its only been a few generations we've been able to send radio message or take flight. We would have given off no signal previously. So perhaps we are the most advanced and other planets are still in the renaissance.
It's highly unlikely Also given how gravity has an effect on time space both us and the aliens may experience time differently... They might even be light years apart and by the time we actually figure how to travel to their galaxies it's also possible that we'd be very very late and the entire civilization has gone extinct. vice versa might also be true.
That's a mathematical impossibility at this point considering how vast space is; Put into perspective light travels at 186,000 miles per second & the general consensus is around 13-14 billions years of time has passed. Light still hasn't had time to travel everywhere. The human mind fails to comprehend how truly vast the uni/multiverse truly is.
Life exists in many shapes and forms. I think what we perceive as other beings may not necessarily be true since it’s apart of our imaginations. But, yes I do strongly think that life outside of Earth does exist. We just don’t know what kind of matter it comes in.
By intelligent, I'm assuming you mean capable of civilization, methods of communication, and methods of war. That, I'm honestly not too sure of. Do I believe there's alien life? Hell yeah. Am I sure they'll be smarter or as smart as us? No. The aliens we may find might be alien fauna, like the equivalant to a deer, or a dog, rather than the alien equivalant to a human. I believe bacteria has already been found on Mars.
I seriously doubt we are alone. However, I could really care less. If other life forms find their way to us, it will mean their technology is far more advanced than ours and there would be nothing we could do to stop them from doing whatever they wish.
There is what 400 billions star stems in this galaxy or something and there are larger and older galaxies out there so it's almost guaranteed there is life and I like to think intelegence isn't too rare as lots of animals have it including us so I think there may be at least 1 intelegent species out there even if they are too far to ever meet.
The chances are pretty low to me. Too many conditions have to be met in order for life to appear. Intelligent species seem even impossible to exist outside of our planet.
The universe is huge. Maybe that means there has to be intelligent life out there somewhere. But it also means that we’ll never be able to explore enough of the universe to find out. We’re effectively alone in the universe.
Nah, there's life out there. But I think they're not gonna talk to us just yet, until we either get astronauts to Mars and back easily and quickly or stop being destructive and corrupt. ... So I guess we'll just wait for Mars.
It seems very unlikely. The perceivable universe is HUGE and that's just the light that has actually reached us. We don't even know how much more universe there is.
I think it all how we look at it and define life. Some could call any organized active system (ie solar system or star) alive but just ina different way that we can’t recognize or comprehend
No, Definitely not, We received lots of signal of tbreatenting and destroying our planet which came 100 lightyears far. And it kept coming from different directions.
Lord Duracell, We've finally made contact with the humans! Err the first order is to extract all knowledge from Area 51. We didn't travel here from Alerias 3 for nothing!
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