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pastyboy: Do people believe in it? I for one have no doubt, I think it's crazy to assume that there's none around apart from us. My question was - how long do you think it will be before us as humans discover extraterrestrial life. And if we do, will we ever get to see it for real?
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James Sleeman
I sell lots of stuff for electronic enthusiasts...
pastyboy: Do people believe in it? I for one have no doubt, I think it's crazy to assume that there's none around apart from us. My question was - how long do you think it will be before us as humans discover extraterrestrial life. And if we do, will we ever get to see it for real?
Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer.
Skolink: I think it is extremely unlikely there is life of any form outside of earth, given the complexity of even the simplist form on earth. So far there is no evidence for it, merely speculation.
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James Sleeman
I sell lots of stuff for electronic enthusiasts...
Things are LookingUp.... A photo from my back yard :-)
pastyboy: Do people believe in it? I for one have no doubt, I think it's crazy to assume that there's none around apart from us. My question was - how long do you think it will be before us as humans discover extraterrestrial life. And if we do, will we ever get to see it for real?
pastyboy: Whether it will be intelligent I guess will be left up to chance. But suppose if there's a planet capable of harboring life, with liquid water and the right atmosphere that's been existing for as long as ours, what's there to stop the development of intelligent life, just like on Earth....
sleemanj:Skolink: I think it is extremely unlikely there is life of any form outside of earth, given the complexity of even the simplist form on earth. So far there is no evidence for it, merely speculation.
We are not talking little green men (yet, unless you are working at SETI), a single cell organism is enough to call it life.
Skolink:sleemanj:Skolink: I think it is extremely unlikely there is life of any form outside of earth, given the complexity of even the simplist form on earth. So far there is no evidence for it, merely speculation.
We are not talking little green men (yet, unless you are working at SETI), a single cell organism is enough to call it life.
Even a single celled organism is ridiculously complicated. If the perfect conditions for life existed elsewhere in the universe, it still seems unlikely that life would come into existence.
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