Aliens

Coolio · 2011-07-07 18:13:19

Do you believe in aliens? Arguments on intelligent space life are welcome here.

Patchee · 2011-07-07 18:19:27

I think there just taco people that live on a exact replica of earth, doing the exact same stuff on earth to their planet.

Coolio · 2011-07-07 18:50:41

EXACT? Even... Taco Bell workers? 0.0

Bobithan · 2011-07-08 07:38:15

I don't think there is any intelligent life out there. But I do believe in plants or bacteria somewhere out there.

Coolio · 2011-07-08 07:50:25

Ok, sure... But eventually those plants and bacteria will evolve into intelligent life, right?

Bobithan · 2011-07-08 11:48:35

uhh... sure. But not in 2.5 billion years they wont

Patchee · 2011-07-08 18:55:23

CHEWBACCA MUST LIVE ON MARS.

That would be epic. If he doesn't, im gonna rage so hard i might break a lamp (Cause im hardcore like that.)

Coolio · 2011-07-09 13:25:01

BREAK A LAMP?!!!! WOW, SO HARDCORE...

broken_one · 2011-07-09 14:44:01

As far as our own solar system goes, I think we'll find basic life in various "ice" moons like Europa. If Mars had life, then considering that over 50% of Earth's life lives inside it, we might find life there if we drill into the crust. Also, I wouldn't completely dismiss the possibility of hydrogen based life on Saturn and maybe even Jupiter, although this doesn't appear too likely. And as for Titan, if life is capable of using hydro-carbons like we use water, then it's totally possible that there could be basic life there.

As for the rest of the galaxy and space: I think it's littered with a lot of basic life and sprinkled with intelligent life. All in all, I'd estimate that for a galaxy like ours, that there would be around ~250 pre-type 1 civilizations like ours, 75~100 type 1 civilizations 20~50 type 2 civilizations and 0~1 type 3 civilizations.

If M Theory is correct, then there are an infinite number of universes and therefore, the Multi-Verse is littered with life... and if you think about it, this would mean that there are an infinite number of "harry potter", "south park" and etc worlds. Along with an infinite amount of our world. Heck, there could be a universe where Venus didn't turn into a virtual hell and where Mars's core didn't freeze killing it's magnetic field.

Muffin · 2011-07-09 14:52:31

^Stop being so sciency...

Bobithan · 2011-07-09 15:19:09

If there were infinite universes,
...
...oh my god

Coolio · 2011-07-09 15:52:56

broken_one wrote:

As far as our own solar system goes, I think we'll find basic life in various "ice" moons like Europa. If Mars had life, then considering that over 50% of Earth's life lives inside it, we might find life there if we drill into the crust. Also, I wouldn't completely dismiss the possibility of hydrogen based life on Saturn and maybe even Jupiter, although this doesn't appear too likely. And as for Titan, if life is capable of using hydro-carbons like we use water, then it's totally possible that there could be basic life there.
As for the rest of the galaxy and space: I think it's littered with a lot of basic life and sprinkled with intelligent life. All in all, I'd estimate that for a galaxy like ours, that there would be around ~250 pre-type 1 civilizations like ours, 75~100 type 1 civilizations 20~50 type 2 civilizations and 0~1 type 3 civilizations.
If M Theory is correct, then there are an infinite number of universes and therefore, the Multi-Verse is littered with life... and if you think about it, this would mean that there are an infinite number of "harry potter", "south park" and etc worlds. Along with an infinite amount of our world. Heck, there could be a universe where Venus didn't turn into a virtual hell and where Mars's core didn't freeze killing it's magnetic field.

for a second, I thought this was another spambot post

Bobithan · 2011-07-09 18:22:11

It's only a spambot post if it has links to me

broken_one · 2011-07-09 21:04:55

lol, I'm not a spam bot. Just someone who reads and watches a lot of science based media.

drsonic · 2011-07-19 18:16:21

broken_one wrote:

As far as our own solar system goes, I think we'll find basic life in various "ice" moons like Europa. If Mars had life, then considering that over 50% of Earth's life lives inside it, we might find life there if we drill into the crust. Also, I wouldn't completely dismiss the possibility of hydrogen based life on Saturn and maybe even Jupiter, although this doesn't appear too likely. And as for Titan, if life is capable of using hydro-carbons like we use water, then it's totally possible that there could be basic life there.
As for the rest of the galaxy and space: I think it's littered with a lot of basic life and sprinkled with intelligent life. All in all, I'd estimate that for a galaxy like ours, that there would be around ~250 pre-type 1 civilizations like ours, 75~100 type 1 civilizations 20~50 type 2 civilizations and 0~1 type 3 civilizations.
If M Theory is correct, then there are an infinite number of universes and therefore, the Multi-Verse is littered with life... and if you think about it, this would mean that there are an infinite number of "harry potter", "south park" and etc worlds. Along with an infinite amount of our world. Heck, there could be a universe where Venus didn't turn into a virtual hell and where Mars's core didn't freeze killing it's magnetic field.

Can you please speak english? >.>

Coolio · 2011-07-19 23:04:32

What drsonic said.

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