Mar 28 - Tens of Billions of Planets in Habitable Zones Around Red Dwarfs in the Milky Way

1) this is ONLY in our galaxy

2) this is only in our dimension

3) There is most likely life(most likely microscopic) in our own tiny SOLAR SYSTEM, which is just a spec of sand in our galaxy


Conclusion: How can you possibly believe that we are alone in the Universe?

Side Note: How do you think religion would explain/be affected by the discovery of life elsewhere? [pic]

1) this is ONLY in our galaxy

2) this is only in our dimension

3) There is most likely life(most likely microscopic) in our own tiny SOLAR SYSTEM, which is just a spec of sand in our galaxy


Conclusion: How can you possibly believe that we are alone in the Universe?

Side Note: How do you think religion would explain/be affected by the discovery of life elsewhere? [pic]

an that's just our galaxy [pic]

there is a god, religion and science explains it


energy can not be created nor destroyed, it can only be transfered, the energy this universe has didnt come from nothing because in order for everything to to exist there has to be a preternatural source(aka creator(s)), the "big bang theory"( or the nothing and void method mention in the bible) didnt start in this dimension.


its not that hard [pic]

what bothers me about this is that life could theoretically be found anywhere...we dont know enough about life to say where and where it cant exist..what may be habitable to life on this planet may not be to life found elsewhere etc. and vice versa

The astronomers say Red dwarfs may b0mbard some of its super-Earth planets with X-rays or ultraviolet radiation, which would make them more hostile to life.

"The Universe couldn't have come from nothing"

"God couldn't have come from nothing".

Get that tired argument out of this thread.

I didnt say it came from nothing [pic] I really think people be looking for fights to pick sometimes

read my post over again because I stated it couldnt come from nothing or therefore we wouldnt exist

....re-read my post.

I was saying I hate the argument that the Universe couldn't have come from nothing.

Especially from pro-religious people who then turn around and ignore the fact that going by your logic, if the Universe couldn't have come from nothing, God couldn't have come from nothing either.

So [pic] yourself. My post was pretty clear.

what bothers me about this is that life could theoretically be found anywhere...we dont know enough about life to say where and where it cant exist..what may be habitable to life on this planet may not be to life found elsewhere etc. and vice versa

the researchers divide alien contacts into three broad categories: beneficial, neutral or harmful.

Beneficial encounters ranged from the mere detection of extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI), for example through the interception of alien broadcasts, to contact with cooperative organisms that help us advance our knowledge and solve global problems such as hunger, poverty and disease.

Another beneficial outcome the authors entertain sees humanity triumph over a more powerful alien aggressor, or even being saved by a second group of ETs. "In these scenarios, humanity benefits not only from the major moral victory of having defeated a daunting rival, but also from the opportunity to reverse-engineer ETI technology," the authors write.

Other kinds of close encounter may be less rewarding and leave much of human society feeling indifferent towards alien life. The extraterrestrials may be too different from us to communicate with usefully. They might invite humanity to join the "Galactic Club" only for the entry requirements to be too bureaucratic and tedious for humans to bother with. They could even become a nuisance, like the stranded, prawn-like creatures that are kept in a refugee camp in the 2009 South African movie, District 9, the report explains.

The most unappealing outcomes would arise if extraterrestrials caused harm to humanity, even if by accident. While aliens may arrive to eat, enslave or attack us, the report adds that people might also suffer from being physically crushed or by contracting diseases carried by the visitors. In especially unfortunate incidents, humanity could be wiped out when a more advanced civilisation accidentally unleashes an unfriendly artificial intelligence, or performs a catastrophic physics experiment that renders a portion of the galaxy uninhabitable.

anybody ever watch that Stephen Hawking Into the Universe 3-part documentary? that !! was amazing

May you please link me to this greatness?

You haven't seen it?

[pic]

Was a DOPE special. All 3 episodes are in the box.

Episode 3 is wild. "The Story Of Everything"

[pic]

I watched all 3 episodes like 3 times each. First one is about Aliens, second about Time Travel, 3rd one is just an epic story of all kinds of mysteries. Pretty sure the 3rd one is 2 hours, to.