[Phil]

Saturn because of the rings
Have dreamt about them numerous times

[MonsterPaw]

1. Neptune
2. Uranus
3. Venus

[beautiful player]

Queen Venus

[Bríseis]

This one.

[Pop]

The one that has life.

Talent always wins.

[HEARTCORE]

Calpamos.

But in the real solar system, Mars because you just know there's gonna be some exterrestrials there.

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by HEARTCORE

Calpamos.

But in the real solar system, Mars because you just know there's gonna be some exterrestrials there.

What makes you think extraterrestrials are on Mars? Genuinely asking

[HEARTCORE]

Originally posted by ks_dollar

What makes you think extraterrestrials are on Mars? Genuinely asking

Not entirely sure really, but I feel that since Mars is essentially a "past version" of Earth, it's possible that there's life somewhere on that planet. Also, there's speculation that life originated on Mars and then came to Earth via a comet/asteroid/collision of some sort, so it may be that life is still there somewhere, tucked into a remote area. I personally believe there's possibility of life on any planet, the whole argument of "life can't exist without water!!11" is too narrow-minded and based on our experience of life on Earth. There's probably a whole universe of life out there but us humans are a) too arrogant and we often assume we're the only ones
b) too stupid to realise it's there
c) not advanced enough to explore it/recognise it
d) not advanced enough for them to pay any attention to us

[Beautiful Liar]

This has me thinking of the "what if" I wonder what would happen if we find life in "bacteria" form what happens with Religious beliefs and Religion? Would all Religion be debunked? Would they say it's Gods creation? Would they classify bacteria as not life

[Vertigo Stick]

Saturn. I have a connection with the planet on so many levels.

[ks_dollar]

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

This has me thinking of the "what if" I wonder what would happen if we find life in "bacteria" form what happens with Religious beliefs and Religion? Would all Religion be debunked? Would they say it's Gods creation? Would they classify bacteria as not life

Religion CANCELLED

(jk)

[Beautiful Liar]

Originally posted by Vertigo Stick

Saturn. I have a connection with the planet on so many levels.

Give a brief example good sis

[fabbriche]

Originally posted by HEARTCORE

Not entirely sure really, but I feel that since Mars is essentially a "past version" of Earth, it's possible that there's life somewhere on that planet. Also, there's speculation that life originated on Mars and then came to Earth via a comet/asteroid/collision of some sort, so it may be that life is still there somewhere, tucked into a remote area. I personally believe there's possibility of life on any planet, the whole argument of "life can't exist without water!!11" is too narrow-minded and based on our experience of life on Earth. There's probably a whole universe of life out there but us humans are a) too arrogant and we often assume we're the only ones
b) too stupid to realise it's there
c) not advanced enough to explore it/recognise it
d) not advanced enough for them to pay any attention to us

It's the case of betting on the things you know. Life-chemistry is expected to be virtually constant in the universe as in what elements go into creating life on earth should apply just about everywhere else. That's why the search for alien life is largely limited to the search for water because it is the only KNOWN solvent that is best match for life. Even water is still essential for organisms that use sulfuric acid. There is no evidence yet that life can exist based exclusively on other compounds so scientists favor searching for water-based life than any other alternative biochemistries.

[fabbriche]

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

This has me thinking of the "what if" I wonder what would happen if we find life in "bacteria" form what happens with Religious beliefs and Religion? Would all Religion be debunked? Would they say it's Gods creation? Would they classify bacteria as not life

Religion says nothing about aliens at all. It's not a fundamental belief of any religion so whether aliens exist makes no difference at all.

[Aviana]

My home - Krypton

[Beautiful Liar]

Originally posted by fabbriche

It's the case of betting on the things you know. Life-chemistry is expected to be virtually constant in the universe as in what elements go into creating life on earth should apply just about everywhere else. That's why the search for alien life is largely limited to the search for water because it is the only KNOWN solvent that is best match for life. Even water is still essential for organisms that use sulfuric acid. There is no evidence yet that life can exist based exclusively on other compounds so scientists favor searching for water-based life than any other alternative biochemistries.

Titan has rivers and lakes of Liquid Methane just because a human can't survive a minute in that doesn't mean another life form can't and Titan has the characteristics of a Planet it has a atmosphere unlike most moons and they have small evidence of H2O aswell I feel there is more hope there for any type of life than Mars, when Humans arrive to Mars in the 2030's a lot of the assumptions are gonna answer the problem now is we have Rovers there (which are great) but they are traveling less than 100 yards a day and they are only digging 6 inches (it's how they found the moist soil of very salty water) but to find the good stuff humans needs to dig deep in the surface which is bascially the whole point of a Mars mission. When you dig 6 inches into Earths surface you won't find much but when you start digging 2 or 3 feet that's when the Earth soil is moist and full of worms the same can be true for Mars or any other Planet

[igninton]

Planet Froot of course.

[J a y]

Jupiter.

[GlitterfiedCyrus]

I think Earth is the most interesting because I feel it is the most diverse (but I'm no expert in astronomy lmao). Jupiter was always my favorite as a kid (when I wanted to be an astronaut)

[Beautiful Liar]

Originally posted by fabbriche

Religion says nothing about aliens at all. It's not a fundamental belief of any religion so whether aliens exist makes no difference at all.

it is because of the religious saying that God created the Sun, the Earth, The Universe are they gonna claim that bacterial life or extraerrestial life as Gods creation