Do you believe ANY TYPE of life exists beyond earth?

Question

do you believe ANY TYPE of life exists beyond earth? (whether it be intelligent intelligent or microscopic bacteria because ANY THING AT ALL would be amazing and would change OUR place in the universe)

I'm just asking for your own opinions

personally i think there is because think of it like this: the universe is expanding in every direction possible every second at the speed of light and new galaxies and planets and stars are being made every minute AT LEAST,

but that's just my own opinion i mean I'm still in the middle about the whole life on mars thing though because there IS water on mars and where there is water there usually is life but i know other life forms might have to survive on different things but i DO believe that there is some where in the universe i mean come on if we are the only kind of life..... that's just so incredible because that's a 1 in infinite chance of life if we are alone

but i just wanted your guys opinions, thanks!

Answer 1

  Life is very common in all parts of the universe and where there is life intelligent,technological life like ours will soon follow

Answer 2

I think there is... I don't think that crop circles or UFOs are governments way of saying how stupid we humans are.. They are the ones who can never explain it. I think that if there are other creatures if they made it here they must be way smarter than us human beings. Come on we only use 10% of our brains they must use more which means that they can probably make ships invisible or so fast you wouldn't know what hit you. I don't think they are evil I think they are just trying to communicate and map out our world just like we've tried mapping out the galaxy

Answer 3

Yes i do believe...... there has 2 b..... i mean think about the WHOLE universe, we cant b the ONLY living things in the WHOLE universe.... we r stubborn 2 think that we r the only living things in the WHOLE universe.....

Answer 4

The "alien agenda" is and has always been used to condition people for a one world government.

Answer 5

Yes i defiantly think so, Jupiter's moons may have simple life, and there are plenty of hospitable planets out there. for more information on the search for life check out

http://www.thestargarden.co.uk/Carl%20Sa...

http://www.thestargarden.co.uk/Sagan%20a...

http://www.thestargarden.co.uk/Sagan%20a...

http://www.thestargarden.co.uk/Life%20ou...

Answer 6

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJirnJSwq...

Answer 7

It would be selfish to believe that nothing exsists beyond us.  Space goes on and on and on, there is no end.  So therefore, there must be life out there.  For all we know there is another Earth out there and more people living on it.  We just may never know.

Answer 8

Probably and Probably not. On Encelados, Saturn, and maybe UB313 circumstances are right. However, God never mentioned a second specie in the bible.

Answer 9

Area 51 is one of many DUMBs (deep underground military bases) connected by high speed underground trains. It is where the antichrist's army and monstrosities are being built for his soon to rise 4th Reich known as THE NEW WORLD ORDER. The final brutal empire seen by the prophet Daniel and John the Revelator.

All craft are of human origin... just New World Order vehicles. Their technology appears centuries ahead of that of the civilian population from whom they have suppressed it. As for what people are calling "aliens", think more like extradimensional beings or what some might call "The Fallen":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn6HSNHzY...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbONIQfQm...

If you just HAVE to believe in ETs, they have something special for you very soon. Google/youtube: "Project Bluebeam"

Type III ‘aliens' and fake ‘messiahs’ just in time for 2012! After years of conditioning, many will be fooled...

DO NOT ACCEPT THIS:

http://www.verichipcorp.com/

Later, ask yourself how we knew all this in advance:

2 Thessaloinians 2:10-13

Answer 10

In 1971 a probe sent to the surface of mars picked up some martian soil and performed three tests that would be certain to detect any signs of life.  All three tests failed to find anything.

Around the same time, a branch of bacteria known as extremophiles were about to be discovered in Yellowstone national park.  Had these same tests been performed upon these bacteria, they would have again failed to detect life.

Since then we have discovered life in the most unusual of places.  All kinds of life that has stretched the definition of what constitutes a 'habitable environment'.  Life that lives under extreme temperatures, extreme pressures, and even my favorite, an entire ecology of multicellular forms that do not live within the solar energy cycle like nearly all other forms of life do.

Meanwhile, the universe is big.  Really big.  It's also existed for a really long time.  Several experiments have proven that the chemicals that make up the starting points for life seem to 'enjoy' forming under all sorts of conditions.  These experiments show almost immediate results, so imagine these experiments going on in the scale of the lifetime of our universe.

Does life exist out there?  Nobody knows, but it just seems likely with all the evidence we have found upon this planet.

Cheers!

PS:  Instead of looking at Mars which has an extremely alkali environment, look instead at Europa, a moon of Jupiter.  It appears to be covered with ice, but there is evidence of a liquid ocean underneath.  Add the tidal forces of Jupiter as one possible application of energy, and the possibility of extremophiles in that sort of environment seems even more probable than Mars.

Answer 11

I believe it PROBABLY does. It seems unlikely that the chemicals that we know make up life on Earth can exist all over the universe and only form life here on Earth. But I won't say I definitely believe that it MUST exist. It seems like it must, but all kinds of things that seemed as it they must be true have been shown to be false, like the Earth must be flat and the Sun must move in the sky, because it is so obvious. It seems almost obvious to me that in the entire big universe there must be other life, but I could be wrong!

Answer 12

No I do not.

The idea that "where there is water, there is life" only applies to earth, since that is the ONLY place we have ever observed water and life, so the correct statement would be "under conditions identical to those experienced on earth, where there is water, there is life."

Answer 13

that would be kewl, as long as they dont try to destroy earth. heyyy, what about a parallel world?

Answer 14

I definitely believe in Aliens but not so sure about UFO's abducting you and temporarily paralyzing you. Just figure this, there is more stars in the universe than there is blades of grass on earth (remember that a star is a sun) and imagine all that planets that there must be, and even the moons! Now you can not tell me that there is not some sort of life on another planet/moon...

Answer 15

I do not believe in life beyond the earth because there is no physical evidence for it.  Most of the arguments for life elsewhere depend on making estimates of the probabilities of life on a large number of planets.  However, with only one planet having life that we can document, making estimates is just a shot in the dark.  

Having said that, I think that it would be the ultimate hubris to believe that earth is the only place in the universe that has life.

Answer 16

As unimaginably huge as it is, it's likely that the universe contains EVERY type of life. Whatever you can imagine, it's probably out there somewhere, along with lots of things you CAN'T imagine.

Answer 17

Yes but it probably looks much different than us and possibly so different we can't even conceive of it. This whole universe is not just for us, no matter how it was created.