Do You Think There's Other Intelligent Life Out There?

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] I'm not saying you have to belief in one or the other or both, I'm just saying that it's somewhat of a paralleled idea. I'd love for there to be aliens. Truly, I would, but I don't think that it's that likely.ShadowsDemon

I know, but we and our planet are proof that life can sprout up, and the cosmos is teeming with the organic compounds for life. Then you have a few hundred billion galaxies each with a few hundred billion stars, and each of those with planets...even if it was a one in a billion chance, with the number of planets out there, a billion would have life...obviously they'd be too spread out for them to come into contact. I think stuff like bacteria and whatnot are probably very common, and anything more is a lot more rare.

hahahahaha what?
Hydrogen was the first element formed after the big bang
The first fuel of stars
And also why there is a universe to observe

Nah I think they're all stupid

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="wis3boi"]

Hardly, but whatever floats that boat

wis3boi

I know, but we and our planet are proof that life can sprout up, and the cosmos is teeming with the organic compounds for life. Then you have a few hundred billion galaxies each with a few hundred billion stars, and each of those with planets...even if it was a one in a billion chance, with the number of planets out there, a billion would have life...obviously they'd be too spread out for them to come into contact. I think stuff like bacteria and whatnot are probably very common, and anything more is a lot more rare.

What if in every galaxy was another form of ourselves? :o

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] I'm not saying you have to belief in one or the other or both, I'm just saying that it's somewhat of a paralleled idea. I'd love for there to be aliens. Truly, I would, but I don't think that it's that likely.sune_Gem

I know, but we and our planet are proof that life can sprout up, and the cosmos is teeming with the organic compounds for life. Then you have a few hundred billion galaxies each with a few hundred billion stars, and each of those with planets...even if it was a one in a billion chance, with the number of planets out there, a billion would have life...obviously they'd be too spread out for them to come into contact. I think stuff like bacteria and whatnot are probably very common, and anything more is a lot more rare.

What if in every galaxy was another form of ourselves? :o

*Reads only the thread title*

*Looks around outside window, finds no evidence*

*Promptly gives up fruitless search for intelligent life out there*

*Reads only the thread title*

*Looks around outside window, finds no evidence*

*Promptly gives up fruitless search for intelligent life out there*

m0zart

*pats mozart on the head, it'll be ok*

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] I'm not saying you have to belief in one or the other or both, I'm just saying that it's somewhat of a paralleled idea. I'd love for there to be aliens. Truly, I would, but I don't think that it's that likely.ShadowsDemon

I know, but we and our planet are proof that life can sprout up, and the cosmos is teeming with the organic compounds for life. Then you have a few hundred billion galaxies each with a few hundred billion stars, and each of those with planets...even if it was a one in a billion chance, with the number of planets out there, a billion would have life...obviously they'd be too spread out for them to come into contact. I think stuff like bacteria and whatnot are probably very common, and anything more is a lot more rare.

This and also the fact that water has been found no where else in the umiverse.

As water is essemtial for life then its obviously a divine plan.

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"][QUOTE="wis3boi"]

I know, but we and our planet are proof that life can sprout up, and the cosmos is teeming with the organic compounds for life. Then you have a few hundred billion galaxies each with a few hundred billion stars, and each of those with planets...even if it was a one in a billion chance, with the number of planets out there, a billion would have life...obviously they'd be too spread out for them to come into contact. I think stuff like bacteria and whatnot are probably very common, and anything more is a lot more rare.

tenaka2

This and also the fact that water has been found no where else in the umiverse.

No dude, no.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water#In_the_universe

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="ShadowsDemon"] Indeed, but the chances of hydrogen forming by itself is extremely small. Not to say that it can't be done, but it's still a small chance of it actually forming to the same chemical compound as the one we ourselves have. In short: the universe is unpredictable. :Pworlock77

This and also the fact that water has been found no where else in the umiverse.

No dude, no.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water#In_the_universe

you missed the sarcasm

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

This and also the fact that water has been found no where else in the umiverse.wis3boi

No dude, no.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water#In_the_universe

you missed the sarcasm

Yeah probably. It's early and I haven't had my first cigarette yet, so my brain's still half-asleep.

BTW: Love the AssCreed sig.

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

No dude, no.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water#In_the_universe

worlock77

you missed the sarcasm

Yeah probably. It's early and I haven't had my first cigarette yet, so my brain's still half-asleep.

BTW: Love the AssCreed sig.

Danke ;) *gives you a light*

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

I know, but we and our planet are proof that life can sprout up, and the cosmos is teeming with the organic compounds for life. Then you have a few hundred billion galaxies each with a few hundred billion stars, and each of those with planets...even if it was a one in a billion chance, with the number of planets out there, a billion would have life...obviously they'd be too spread out for them to come into contact. I think stuff like bacteria and whatnot are probably very common, and anything more is a lot more rare.

chaoscougar1

What if in every galaxy was another form of ourselves? :o

Elaborate...

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

What if in every galaxy was another form of ourselves? :o

sune_Gem

Elaborate...

the idea that this universe is just a bubble amongst an infinite number of other bubbles, wit the added idea that bubbles can spawn other bubbles with the same properties, making copies of what's in it, etc.

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"] I think that would be better applied to the multiverse theorywis3boi

Elaborate...

the idea that this universe is just a bubble amongst an infinite number of other bubbles, wit the added idea that bubbles can spawn other bubbles with the same properties, making copies of what's in it, etc.

Then what are all of those bubbles inside of? :shock:

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

Elaborate...

sune_Gem

the idea that this universe is just a bubble amongst an infinite number of other bubbles, wit the added idea that bubbles can spawn other bubbles with the same properties, making copies of what's in it, etc.

Then what are all of those bubbles inside of? :shock:

Gabe Newell's stomach folds

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

the idea that this universe is just a bubble amongst an infinite number of other bubbles, wit the added idea that bubbles can spawn other bubbles with the same properties, making copies of what's in it, etc.

wis3boi

Then what are all of those bubbles inside of? :shock:

Gabe Newell's stomach folds

Is Half Life 3 there too?

"So remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure,
How amazingly unlikely is your birth,
And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in space,
'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth."

I would like to see other life on other planets