[dhgunit]

Inspired by the "moon" sighting and a little of the discussion afterwards:

What are the chances that life exists in the Universe on another planet besides earth?

Is this question even debatable that there is a 100% chance that there is life in other areas of the universe? How big is the universe? Well if it is infinite like most believe then that means that there is a planet floating around a star of the exact same size and distance as our planet.

And not only is there at least one, but there is an infinite amount of planets just like earth.

Right? Or wrong?


Unless someone wants to call BS on Calculus which is perfectly fine with me......

[Shumway]

What do you define as life?

[Jorsoft]

100% chance, it's too much of waste of space otherwise. As for if we'll ever come into contact with any of them it's impossible to say.

[dhgunit]

That isn't important.

With the math involved there is a 100% chance that some kind of bacteria exists outside of earth and also that a species 10x more complicated than humans exists.

[Keyboard Cowboy]

Ask a Scientologist some time about aliens? Especially about the Evil Galactic Overlord Xenu and the Marcab Confederacy.

[Tim]

Simple answer

42

Look it up

[saltynay]

Surely you mean 23 after all its the number that supposedly rules all of our lives

[Lexluethar]

100% chance IMO.

[Tim]

Originally Posted by saltynay

Surely you mean 23 after all its the number that supposedly rules all of our lives

Nope, 42 is the answer
But what you should really be asking is, What is the question?

[Ste]

Originally Posted by dhgunit

Inspired by the "moon" sighting and a little of the discussion afterwards:

What are the chances that life exists in the Universe on another planet besides earth?

Is this question even debatable that there is a 100% chance that there is life in other areas of the universe? How big is the universe? Well if it is infinite like most believe then that means that there is a planet floating around a star of the exact same size and distance as our planet.

And not only is there at least one, but there is an infinite amount of planets just like earth.

Right? Or wrong?


Unless someone wants to call BS on Calculus which is perfectly fine with me......

what makes you think that other life has to exsist concurrently with human life.

I know for certain that other life has already exsisted, is exsisting currently and will exsist even after what we know as the human race dies out.

The main question is whether or not any form of life will be able to develop technology able to communicate or travel the vast distances between other deemed worthy locations of exploration.

And that probably has already happened.
But will it with us? Probably not before any of us on this forum right now die.