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    Discussion in 'General Chat' started by remstation, Jul 12, 2012.

    1. Kris/Kristina

      Kris/Kristina Member

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      I believe there's a very good chance of other life in our galaxy or in other galaxies we haven't yet seen or obviously been to. Kind of weird to think we on Earth is all that there is, which seems rather silly given the known size of the universe, all the undocumented areas, all the stars & moons, etc.
       
    2. Toneup

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      This is such a fun and thought-provoking discussion! It’s hard to imagine we’re the only life in the universe, especially when you consider the numbers. There are an estimated 200 billion galaxies in the observable universe, each containing billions of stars and even more planets. Statistically, it seems almost impossible that Earth is the only place where life exists.

      In fact, a famous report from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences discussed the Drake Equation, which calculates the probability of intelligent life elsewhere. While there are lots of unknowns, even conservative estimates suggest it’s highly unlikely we’re alone.

      The real question might not be whether life exists, but whether we’ll ever find or communicate with it. After all, the universe is so vast that alien life could be so far away we’d never know.

      What do you all think—are we just one of many, or is Earth uniquely special? And if aliens are out there, would they be gym buffs like us?
       
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