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[Verum]

Then of course there is this fucking idiots view of life in the universe.

http://worldview3.50webs.com/etlifeprobability.html

If you cannot be arsed to read it all just scroll down to the bottom of the article, it says it all LOL.

LOL! You couldn't make it up, could you?
Oh, they did.

[carl sagan]

as I keep saying is the impossible odds of finding life in the galaxy, this in itself is astronomically impossible,

finding it and it being there are two very different things...

[art1hur1moh]

4.5 years would be the time it would take to travel at the speed of light to our nearest neighbouring star Alpha Centauri.
Such are the vast distances that any aliens would have to travel to get here.
Mind boggling.

yup
u cant just make an object move that fast instantaniously
to move an object to light speed and brake from it
would take millenia of itself
even if u had an engine that could reach it

The overwhelming issue here is that just because Alpha Centauri is the nearest star system does not mean it has planets with intelligent life. No planets have ever been detects in the triple star system.

The other issues as I keep saying is the impossible odds of finding life in the galaxy, this in itself is
astronomically impossible, let along two nearest stars harbouring first of all planets in the goldie locks zone and then sporning intelligent life. It's all pie in the sky.

First, a question, I recal you mentioning you belive there is a high posability of life in other solar systems!
Are you making the distinction that finding it would be astronomicaly imposable?

2nd, the goldilocks zone only determines the distance from the sun nessisary to render H2O in its liquid state! This in no way states there couldn't be biological organisms living on onther planets within our solar system. It dosn't even dictate whether life exist on this plant! Bio organic life is not dependant on light or water! Our definition of life is far greater than the traditional vision of it grows, feeds, reproduces, etc... It is consided highly probable that there are carbon based life formes within our solar system beyond the biosphere, due to the great number of carbon compounds that can be created with relative ease.

[LordRaven]

With 100 Billion Stars in the Milky Way and 100 Billion more galaxies in the cosmos there are more stars than grains of sand on earth and it therefore stands to reason that there is a very big chance that there is life out there.
The idea we are unique and a bit special in such a huge expanse of life producing ability is difficult to believe.

[LipsOfLabia]

4.5 years would be the time it would take to travel at the speed of light to our nearest neighbouring star Alpha Centauri.
Such are the vast distances that any aliens would have to travel to get here.
Mind boggling.

yup
u cant just make an object move that fast instantaniously
to move an object to light speed and brake from it
would take millenia of itself
even if u had an engine that could reach it

Yes that is true, but what if you could bend the fabric of space?

[LordRaven]

Warp Engines??

Warping space time and staying in a bubble that protects it from cosmic collisons for the speeds necessary for interstellar travel require FTL becomes fact??

A few thousand years off that is?

[KeithTas]

With 100 Billion Stars in the Milky Way and 100 Billion more galaxies in the cosmos there are more stars than grains of sand on earth and it therefore stands to reason that there is a very big chance that there is life out there.
The idea we are unique and a bit special in such a huge expanse of life producing ability is difficult to believe.

The other sise of this equasion Raven is that if the earth were the size of a grain of sand the nearest star would be about 10 kilometers away. Now imagine all the grains of sand in the world spread out like this, and aliens not only found us but also many other speicies of aliens visit us.

If our solar system could fit into a tea cup the Milky Way would still be as big as north America. I'm convinced that the UFO bullshit industry has no real concept as to the scale of the universe.

[Big Fat Frosty]

of course they havnt
nor do u ...
judging from ur teacup analogy...

our universe is shrinking by the day
we can now see and manipulate atoms
i have great faith in science
its killing god by the day........

[KeithTas]

of course they havnt
nor do u ...
judging from ur teacup analogy...

our universe is shrinking by the day
we can now see and manipulate atoms
i have great faith in science
its killing god by the day........

Well let's put it another way Frosty, if the solar system was the size of a grain of sand the Milky Way would be about 16 miles across. Is that close enough for you.

[Guest]

What is a UFO?

[Big Fat Frosty]

i am aware of the size of the universe thankyouverymuch
and how little you are in comparison...
have a nice day