DO ALIENS EXIST?

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DO ALIENS EXIST?

Probably.

Some scientists tell me that there could be 50 billion planets or more. Some of those same scientists think only one of those planets in one hundred may be habitable. But that would mean that there might 500 million planets out there that can support life. And I am not certain if they are even counting moons into that number, since some moons are big enough to also be in consideration.

Of course we should define "life." Most of the time when a person like myself with a Science background talks about life we are talking about the simplest forms of life, such as plant life. Yes, plant life such as plankton that might even live in an ocean. Most of the science conversation that you might hear when scientists look for other signs of life in our own solar system is really in search of very simple life forms. Some scientists think there could have been life on Mars at one time, and that Mars could have had oceans at one time which would support life. Some scientists think some of the moons of Jupiter or Saturn might have simple life forms even if somehow under a surface of ice in an underground water way. And some scientists think simple forms of plant life may even travel temporarily frozen inside of comets, ready to spring to life again when they thaw.

But of course when most of us instead of just "life" speak of "aliens" we then switch to concerns about higher forms of life, intelligent life. But with the huge number of planets and just the odds, I would not assume that aliens do not exist. In fact I would say that intelligent life similar or even more advanced than ours can very well exist in such a huge universe. If not, then it would seem this huge vast universe is oddly something of a waste, which would seem even more odd to me.

And why not? If the universe is indeed over 13.7 billion years old and humans more like 300,000 years old why would we not think that somewhere an advanced species might have had more time to develop and learn? I personally think it would be most odd if there were not intelligent aliens also somewhere else, in this huge and vast universe. 

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