There is no way to effectively speculate on this topic, there isn't enough information available at the moment.
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I'm going to clear my response up because I feel like it.
Originally Posted by
Alpha
there is a big possibility of the existence of aliens more advanced than humans
in an infinite amount of galaxies,solar systems and planets there is also an infinite possibility that there is a planet that has the same living conditions as earth with humanoid species.
This argument is flawed in that 1. There's no reason to believe or evidence to suggest there is an infinite amount of matter within the universe. 2. If "infinite" is just an analogy for some big number then the statistical argument is still flawed because we don't know how rare life is. Life could be more rare than there are planets in the universe, we don't know.
Originally Posted by
Dare
OK let's be honest, if humans came into life, then there is definitely aliens or another civilization out there.
Humans can not be the only creatures in the whole universe- it's just logical like that.
But the only issue is that we do not have the capacity, intelligence, or resources to attain contact with others. As our Solar system isn't even a tiny dot compared to the milky way or the whole universe as a whole.
Also in my opinion though I would like time travel, and traveling at the speed of light to be true, but I doubt it will ever happen. The resources on earth to do such a thing will definitely not be enough or available, and the ability for Humans to track "wormholes" for time travel (space/hole in time) while that may be possible in the future (maybe), the chance of opening it up to a size large enough to enter will be impossible. And plus if time travel was a thing- then why haven't we seen someone from the future giving us details?
Let's take our own solar system as an example, Venus and Mars are both in the habitable zone, neither has life, neither even has the potential to sustain life. Mars doesn't have a magnetic field to shield it from radiation, it barley has an atmosphere to trap in gasses, it doesn't have tectonic plates or a geologically active core to provide heat, at least it isn't active enough to sustain life. Venus and mars at one point both might have had atmospheres and magnetic fields, but space is hostile and life, as far as we can tell takes a LONG time to develop.
Not only is earth rare in it's geology but our solar system is rare in its planetary composition, we have Jupiter. Jupiter blocks a lot of potential world ending asteroids from hitting earth and resetting life, not every solar system has a Jupiter.
Our sun is also not paired to any other star, making orbits safer and more stable. Most stars orbit another star, they exist in a binary pair, our sun does not.
There's also things like intelligent creation and the rare earth hypothesis which can't be ruled out. We don't know how rare life is, even if a planet is like earth, what are the chances life starts forming after that? What are the chances its star doesn't bath it in radiation or it doesn't get hit by an asteroid?
The rest of what you said is just semiscientific mumbo jumbo, that you don't appear to have to background nor does anyone have the foresight to comment on.
Originally Posted by
sundials
i know there are so many planets, but the fact that we came into existance at all was such immense luck. i cant find the vid but it explained something about a microorganism at the bottom of the ocean taking in oxygen from the surface or something? no clue, cant remember. but that happening and the hundreds of other little things that perfectly aligned for humans to come around... seems kinda rare
You are a bunch of subatomic particles that just happen to be subject to forces that allow them to form atoms. These atoms just happen to have formed in such a way that they make up a single celled organism that has a instinctual want and need to intake other atoms and make more of itself. These cells just happen to have evolved in such a way to form a being that is not only aware of its own existence, but is not instinctually aware of what it's made of or how it works.
Last edited by Divine; Apr 8, 2019 at 02:46 AM.
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