Topic: Do you believe in Aliens? - page 5. (Read 6207 times)
I believe.
We also don't know how likely it is for Live to develop at all, even if all the conditions are perfectly met. Is it a certainty that live develops if a planet has the right descitions or still very rare? Also even if live develops, how probable is it that an intelligent species develops and at the same time is outfitted with the tools (Hands!) to make use of this intelligents? If dolphins where even more intelligent than Humans they still couldn't build anything to develop a civilization.
In Billions of species on this planet, this happened exactly once! It actually could have been universes event of 50 Tails in a row.
In Billions of species on this planet, this happened exactly once! It actually could have been universes event of 50 Tails in a row.
While life on this planet being seeded from elsewhere is possible (Panspermia) there are several theories of how life might've came about, and one is life coming from organic matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis, so I don't think we can agree that it didn't, but this is probably one of the questions that we'll never know the answer to and can only speculate on.
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So many possibilities it's impossible to validate whether Aliens exist - unless they warped over for a visit, lol. global moderator
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As a scientist I find it fascinating that so many people are certain of the existence of space aliens. There is no real evidence to support this position yet we see that a majority of people here still believe. At the same time many well founded, even proven, theories are dismissed because of a "belief" they are not true.
I'm curious as to why. Why would someone believe in say aliens, when there is no science behind it? On what is this belief based?
I'm curious as to why. Why would someone believe in say aliens, when there is no science behind it? On what is this belief based?
I can't say why so many believe in aliens but here's another way to think of this: Life didn't germinate out of nothingness on earth, agree?
Some single cell organism that eventually spawned all this came from somewhere in the great vastness we call the universe. Now, if you're with me (I think you are unless we've finally figured out how to create life), then you'll understand what I'm about to say....
While life on this planet being seeded from elsewhere is possible (Panspermia) there are several theories of how life might've came about, and one is life coming from organic matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis, so I don't think we can agree that it didn't, but this is probably one of the questions that we'll never know the answer to and can only speculate on.
Some single cell organism that eventually spawned all this came from somewhere in the great vastness we call the universe
Yes, I agree. "Aliens" are often portrayed as grey beings with hands and feet like we do. They may very well be very primitive organisms such as bacteria/virus in water. I remember watching a documentary about the possibility of liquid water in one of Jupiter's moons.Intelligent beings takes billions of years to evolve into, and may not last very long (judging by our pollution and weapons capability). Finding another alien species at around our evolution stage is actually extremely difficult. So, if we were to find alien lifeforms, it would be primitive organisms like bacteria/virus.
Good point.
We also don't know how likely it is for Live to develop at all, even if all the conditions are perfectly met. Is it a certainty that live develops if a planet has the right descitions or still very rare? Also even if live develops, how probable is it that an intelligent species develops and at the same time is outfitted with the tools (Hands!) to make use of this intelligents? If dolphins where even more intelligent than Humans they still couldn't build anything to develop a civilization.
In Billions of species on this planet, this happened exactly once! It actually could have been universes event of 50 Tails in a row.
Some single cell organism that eventually spawned all this came from somewhere in the great vastness we call the universe
Yes, I agree. "Aliens" are often portrayed as grey beings with hands and feet like we do. They may very well be very primitive organisms such as bacteria/virus in water. I remember watching a documentary about the possibility of liquid water in one of Jupiter's moons.Intelligent beings takes billions of years to evolve into, and may not last very long (judging by our pollution and weapons capability). Finding another alien species at around our evolution stage is actually extremely difficult. So, if we were to find alien lifeforms, it would be primitive organisms like bacteria/virus.
Good point.
Some single cell organism that eventually spawned all this came from somewhere in the great vastness we call the universe
Yes, I agree. "Aliens" are often portrayed as grey beings with hands and feet like we do. They may very well be very primitive organisms such as bacteria/virus in water. I remember watching a documentary about the possibility of liquid water in one of Jupiter's moons.
Intelligent beings takes billions of years to evolve into, and may not last very long (judging by our pollution and weapons capability). Finding another alien species at around our evolution stage is actually extremely difficult. So, if we were to find alien lifeforms, it would be primitive organisms like bacteria/virus.
Surely. So boring to think we are alone.
As a scientist I find it fascinating that so many people are certain of the existence of space aliens. There is no real evidence to support this position yet we see that a majority of people here still believe. At the same time many well founded, even proven, theories are dismissed because of a "belief" they are not true.
I'm curious as to why. Why would someone believe in say aliens, when there is no science behind it? On what is this belief based?
I'm curious as to why. Why would someone believe in say aliens, when there is no science behind it? On what is this belief based?
I can't say why so many believe in aliens but here's another way to think of this: Life didn't germinate out of nothingness on earth, agree?
Some single cell organism that eventually spawned all this came from somewhere in the great vastness we call the universe. Now, if you're with me (I think you are unless we've finally figured out how to create life), then you'll understand what I'm about to say....
It doesn't matter if an organism hitched a ride on an asteroid or were planted here by intelligent beings... just saying there's no real evidence for people NOT to believe. Even if we're the only intelligent life in the universe, it wouldn't negate the fact that there's life (alien life because it didn't start here), out there. Give it some thought.
But now I'm curious about something as well. As a scientist - you know that nothing is fact until it has been proven. We haven't proven otherwise, so isn't it fair to say that it's just a theory that we're alone in the universe? Only once we've explored all possibilities will "we're alone" become fact. I'm actually really surprised of your position on this topic and why you asked these questions...
As a scientist I find it fascinating that so many people are certain of the existence of space aliens. There is no real evidence to support this position yet we see that a majority of people here still believe. At the same time many well founded, even proven, theories are dismissed because of a "belief" they are not true.
I'm curious as to why. Why would someone believe in say aliens, when there is no science behind it? On what is this belief based?
I'm curious as to why. Why would someone believe in say aliens, when there is no science behind it? On what is this belief based?
For me, because I have seen a UFO and have seen an alien. I thought they were real when I was pretty young, after comprehending how limitless the universe is.
I absolutely believe in aliens. The galaxy is way too large to truly believe we are not alone. More probable simple one cell organisms rather than intelligent life, but I am sure it exists if you travel light years away from the planet earth. We probably won't be able to obtain interstellar travel for over another 500+ years most likely.
I think it will be a lot sooner than that.
We'll have interplanetary travel within 20 years.
We'll travel to our nearest neighbour star within 50 years.
Faster than light travel may prove to be impossible, so while we may detect other civilizations, we may never actually meet them.
If we are able to travel as fast as the speed of light we would theoretically be able to travel through time, and therefore go back in time and buy up all the bitcoins when they were a fraction of a penny each, and become a BTC bazillionaire lol.
I absolutely believe in aliens. The galaxy is way too large to truly believe we are not alone. More probable simple one cell organisms rather than intelligent life, but I am sure it exists if you travel light years away from the planet earth. We probably won't be able to obtain interstellar travel for over another 500+ years most likely.
I think it will be a lot sooner than that.
We'll have interplanetary travel within 20 years.
We'll travel to our nearest neighbour star within 50 years.
Faster than light travel may prove to be impossible, so while we may detect other civilizations, we may never actually meet them.
everyone knows that if it is on youtube it means that it is true. If you don't believe me then check out the mermaids that they have caught on film there..haha.
But on the real...in terms of aliens on youtube, have you guys seen that one where it is supposedly an alien interview inside area 54 or whatever? The narrator is describing what is going on...pretty crazy
But on the real...in terms of aliens on youtube, have you guys seen that one where it is supposedly an alien interview inside area 54 or whatever? The narrator is describing what is going on...pretty crazy
I believe in aliens so much I wrote an article about it.
http://jasonoleinik.hubpages.com/hub/Alien-Life
http://jasonoleinik.hubpages.com/hub/Alien-Life
Very interesting article. It is really good. I also like that youtube video you added.
I absolutely believe in aliens. The galaxy is way too large to truly believe we are not alone. More probable simple one cell organisms rather than intelligent life, but I am sure it exists if you travel light years away from the planet earth. We probably won't be able to obtain interstellar travel for over another 500+ years most likely.
I believe in aliens so much I wrote an article about it.
http://jasonoleinik.hubpages.com/hub/Alien-Life
http://jasonoleinik.hubpages.com/hub/Alien-Life
They are here
I don't 'believe' in them. I know for a "fact" there is a possibility they do exist, made of atoms and amino-acids just like you and me. Belief is the wrong word IMO, either they do exist in our physical realm as material beings or they don't. Belief is reserved for God or Allah etc, they do not exist in our physical realm and they are not made of atoms.
Fuck yeah I believe in the existence of Aliens.
Fuck yeah I believe in the existence of Aliens.
We are in no way the only living species in the galaxy.
Yes, there is no real evidence to prove there are aliens. I believe that time will come, may be not in my life time.
A crude example may be polar bears do not believe in the existance of penguins...
Now that is a realistic view. Even without evidence I can understand the argument about how much stranger it would be if this was the only place life existed. I was more thinking of the person who sees a strange light in the sky and assumes the least likely possibility. And it's not just aliens. We all see blogs about mermaids, bigfoot, vampires, etc. They all sport a collection of blurry photos and completely unsupported claims.A crude example may be polar bears do not believe in the existance of penguins...
Something like 33% of Americans do not "believe" evolution is real. That's shocking when you consider that it underpins all modern biology and medicine. I'm guessing everyday someone visits their doctor for gene therapy, someone who refuses to believe in the very procedure they are undergoing.
Yes, there is no real evidence to prove there are aliens. I believe that time will come, may be not in my life time.
A crude example may be polar bears do not believe in the existance of penguins...
A crude example may be polar bears do not believe in the existance of penguins...
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