What do you think?

Of course. Who knows wgen we'll make contact though. It could be next decade or 400 years from now.

Idk, but that thing above LA last night was scary af.

There is no way we are the only living species in this universe. Scientists are already finding planets with the same ecology as Earth. There are definitely life forms out there.

In my opinion I want to say yes.


The thing is though, we have never in the history of humankind have encountered an alien species (that we can confirm) so it's really hard to say for sure one way or another.

Yes. But not those we know from movies n ****

Yes! They abducted me last night.

Yes i am one.

Yes. I was probed

Link?

I'm not sure but I'd like to hope so.

Link?

Don't worry, if aliens are coming to earth to find intelligent life, they won't be looking for it in LA.

https://twitter.com/koifresco/status/663176528704831488

Google it there's tons of videos and articles

Of course they are lol.

But I don't think we've had any contact with any yet. I know people always say we have but the Governments keep it secret, but realistically I think 1) they wouldn't be able to keep it secret, and 2) they wouldn't want to keep it secret even if they could. The scientific community and the Internet would make sure the public knew about it.

I hope we find extra-terrestrial life in my life-time. However, I think if we do it'll most likely be microscopic, plant/algae-like and/or unintelligent (like jellyfish, trees, clams, etc.). So some people might not be impressed if/when we first find alien life. But I'd be fascinated either way, and finding ANY alien life will mean it's almost certain there'll be things with intelligence equal to or greater than us somewhere.

yes, buy britney jean on itunes.

Statistically likely.

So true.

But maybe that was just Britney, who finally filmed the video of her third single, Alien from BJ...

Thank you! Wow.

Yes duh

Planets with the same ecology as Earth don't guarantee there'll be life, but they greatly improve the chances.

Likewise, there could be life on non-Earth-like planets, or even moons or asteroids. Even in our own solar system it's feasibly possible we could find life or fossils on Mars, or on the moons of Jupiter or Saturn (some of the moons have water under the surface, and in recent years scientists have discovered that life can occur without access to sunlight, so those are possibilities).