Do you think we will ever get to see aliens in our lifetime?

Question

Do you think we will ever get to see aliens in our lifetime?

Answer 1

While sightings of aerial phenomenon date back to ancient times, there is no reason to suspect they are now or were then properly attributed to space aliens.  Attribution is not proof of causation.

Whether we see space aliens in our time or not depends largely upon the space aliens.  It is unlikely that our own technology will allow us to travel to where we can come face-to-face with complex non-Earth life.

If plans to go to Mars continue on track, and if the conditions favorable to life continue to be confirmed on Mars, there is a good chance people alive today will be around when the first form of non-Earth life is discovered.  Mars remains our best chance of finding some.

Answer 2

I think we might not, but our next generation will. There's been so many signs of them and UFOS etc that we will eventually see them.

Answer 3

Many millions of people around the world have already seen them

Answer 4

Maybe our grandchildren of our grandchildren, I have heard that they are finding their way to planet earth from space using the space ship probably after centuries, but what we are elliens?  

Answer 5

  Aliens will never visit earth.

  One day we may get proof of their existence but we will never meet them..

Answer 6

Reports of unusual aerial phenomena date back to ancient times, but modern reports and the first official investigations began during World War II with sightings of so-called foo fighters by Allied airplane crews, and in 1946 with widespread sightings of European "ghost rockets". UFO reports became even more common after the first widely publicized United States UFO sighting, by private pilot Kenneth Arnold in mid 1947. Hundreds of thousands of UFO reports have since been made worldwide........

Answer 7

doubtful. God placed the stars & galaxies so far away from each other, it's unlikely we'll ever find other life in space. JMHO.

Answer 8

i very much doubt it i think it will be about 100 years til we see one

Answer 9

no... i believe they exsist, but are lightyears away, and even if we had the technology to reach them, it would take more than our lifetimes... i think the same would be true about the aliens

Answer 10

I hope so, but again, it doesn't seem likely, perhaps only bacterial life forms. If humanity is still around for another millennium perhaps...

Answer 11

Not to be facetious but all I can really say  is, how do you know you haven't seen them already?

Answer 12

No.  If you understood the immensity of interstellar distances and the fuel and energy requirements to cross that gulf, you wouldn't ask this question.  Interstellar travel is as close to impossible as it is possible to imagine.  We will never know if we have intelligent neighbors out there.  

Answer 13

Already have, not sigourny's best by a long shot