Life Out There? You've Gotta Be Kidding Me
These scientists are so desperate to find life out there.
This new "earth like planet" will be like just all the others. They will soon find that it will not be able to sustain life.
It's funny. Scientists have looked at millions, perhaps billions of celestial bodies, and not ONE has been proven to sustain any life. Hilarious.
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It's funny. Scientists have looked at millions, perhaps billions of celestial bodies, and not ONE has been proven to sustain any life. Hilarious.
1 Scientists are not "desperate." They are doing what good scientists do and are studying the universe around them.
Scientists have looked at millions, perhaps billions of celestial bodies and not ONE has been proven to sustain any life.
Gee, maybe because we can't prove it at this distance?
This new "earth like planet" will be like just all the others. They will soon find that it will not be able to sustain life.
Most of those bodies we've found are stars, commets, asteriods, and gas giants. You know Europa might have life.
@TDR
Filiae perhaps that guy from Hitchhikers - the infinitely prolonged - he goes to all the planets and insults everyone...in alphabetical order ;) We could ask him!image
211 planets known around other stars, not millions or billions. Precious few experiments to look for life have been conducted. In fact, the only serious ones that I can think of right now were done recently with the robots on Mars, and their results were mainly negative though not conclusive.
However, if they build a computer they´re right. If they walk in the moon, it´s ok too. Now, I hope that the planet doesn´t explode all in a sudden. You´d like somewhere to live in.
Scientists have looked at millions, perhaps billions of celestial bodies, and not ONE has been proven to sustain any life.
Millions and billions? Erm, sure, if you include stars. But planets, no way. We've only found a few hundred of those outside the solar system
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