We are alone in the galaxy

a reply to: ParasuvO

I agree. As a creationist I think it's possible yet arrogant for man to think God created all of what we see just for us. This is why I believe that alien life is likely.

From a pure scientific standpoint baded on Chaos it seems to me that the complexity of life and lack of any detectable alien life suggests extreme rarity.

a reply to: gortex

"We have a galaxy full of 10 billion planets, in habitable zones, roughly Earth-size, [but] no visits, no communications we've picked up. How can that be? Up until now it was just an intellectual question. It isn't anymore. There could be 10 billion civilisations or none. The evidence certainly is none ... the evidence says, no one's out there.

a reply to: FormOfTheLord

What makes you think it is not INFINITELY LIMITED ??

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: gortex
"We have a galaxy full of 10 billion planets, in habitable zones, roughly Earth-size, [but] no visits, no communications we've picked up.

We are SO CAPABLE to pick up signals sent before 1898...right.
F him.
Math or gtfo, NASA specialist.

files.abovetopsecret.com...

Yes, this concludes this bs, +1 for you, Sir.

ugh...I'm gonna do this just for fun. It amazes me how shallow minded these so called "scientists" are.

Let's remember Earth history...as we know it at least...how many people lived 3500 B.C. ? What tools/technology were they using back then...that could be detected by Earth based telescopes of today...in a far off planet just 100 Ly from our position ?

Could they send a space signal ? Did they use radio ? flight ? Radiation signitures ?

Ridiculous knuckleheads.

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
ugh...I'm gonna do this just for fun. It amazes me how shallow minded these so called "scientists" are.

Let's remember Earth history...as we know it at least...how many people lived 3500 B.C. ? What tools/technology were they using back then...that could be detected by Earth based telescopes of today...in a far off planet just 100 Ly from our position ?

Could they send a space signal ? Did they use radio ? flight ? Radiation signitures ?

Ridiculous knuckleheads.

Look, this is similar to:
human race destroyed Earth atmoshpere, so WE WILL MAKE EVERYTHING to..maintain OUR POV(gov POV).
Mhmm, cash's flowing...
Let's pay for salvation, but remember - watch adverts in tv.

a reply to: gortex

I tend to agree with him because intelligent life is not necessarily the end point of evolution. We were just the happy result from a confluence of unrelated circumstances.

a reply to: gortex

I think the quotes you posted are very well written and they offer a clear and concise measure of the actual measurable data we have received through scientific research about the status of life in our universe. You obviously understand the difference between anecdotal (i saw something I can't explain) and scientific research.

It is brave for two men to stick to the facts. Just as so many of us have a hard time believing in a religion based on the anecdotal experiences of our peers, it is also very difficult to say there is life..when you have spent your life's work on the subject of space and the data would suggest there isn't.

But- just like you - I believe we aren't alone. Maybe we just don't have the resources to discover the truth and perhaps other civilizations out there are in a simmilar boat. They can't or haven't contacted us for the same reason we haven't successfully contacted them. We need more than just a message in a bottle (voyager golden record, etc). Good thread though.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: gortex

I tend to agree with him because intelligent life is not necessarily the end point of evolution. We were just the happy result from a confluence of unrelated circumstances.

There's end-point?
If so, we, humans can make cash of this...we are end-point, and we know BEST.
Don't you think, that some of richest monetarized anthropocentric POV, already?

a reply to: xoenneox

et's pay for salvation, but remember - watch adverts in tv.

I'm doing my bit man...watching the Big Brother and following Justin Bieber's career.

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: xoenneox

et's pay for salvation, but remember - watch adverts in tv.

I'm doing my bit man...watching the Big Brother and following Justin Bieber's career.

Damn, some young females says, that he is great...
Now, have you ever seen same about scientists, that want to help to help cancer patients?
Personally, as a drunk, nobody, look, I have issue with this trend...Biebier is more important, than our chidren's LIFE?

a reply to: EvalynnAmbra

measurable data we have received through scientific research about the status of life in our universe.

buahahahhahhahaha

status of life...buahahahhahahha...the nerve of some people.

It is brave for two men to stick to the facts.

so they are in on the facts of life in the universe/galaxy ?

can you keep a straight face while typing this ?

when you have spent your life's work on the subject of space and the data would suggest there isn't.

a life wasted...but don't tell him that. He might commit suicide...this science guy.

originally posted by: xoenneox
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There's end-point?

I do not think that there is.

If so, we, humans can make cash of this...we are end-point, and we know BEST.
Don't you think, that some of richest monetarized anthropocentric POV, already?

I do not understand the question.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: xoenneox
[
There's end-point?

I do not think that there is.

If so, we, humans can make cash of this...we are end-point, and we know BEST.
Don't you think, that some of richest monetarized anthropocentric POV, already?

I do not understand the question.

What? Maybe you could widen your point of view, your feeble try is not going to work, trust me.
you, US citizens are trying to keep weird thought in work - world is kneeling to us, and everyone is willing to obey.
Nope.
99% of you are just...ingorants.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

I'm okay with you disagreeing with me or believing that i'm ill informed. That can be the basis of a good conversation. But your reply seems a little aggressive. Did you intend it to? It is just an opinion of mine. No big deal. I'm down for discussion but if you just wanted to call me dumb that's a different situation ha ha.

originally posted by: xoenneox

What? Maybe you could widen your point of view, your feeble try is not going to work, trust me.

What is my' feeble point of view'?

you, US citizens are trying to keep weird thought in work - world is kneeling to us, and everyone is willing to obey.
Nope.
99% of you are just...ingorants.

What does that gibberish have to do with the topic?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: xoenneox

What? Maybe you could widen your point of view, your feeble try is not going to work, trust me.

What is my' feeble point of view'?

you, US citizens are trying to keep weird thought in work - world is kneeling to us, and everyone is willing to obey.
Nope.
99% of you are just...ingorants.

What does that gibberish have to do with the topic?

I am not going to discuss anymore.
Sorry.
Keep faith in your flawed bs...some stars surely will show, soon.

originally posted by: xoenneox

Keep faith in your flawed bs...some stars surely will show, soon.

What is my 'faith' and why is it 'bs'?

a reply to: EvalynnAmbra

No Miss. I was mocking the science guy by proxy.

It would the first time I was ever aggressive to a lady. Thankfully...that has not yet come to pass.

originally posted by: xoenneox

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: gortex
"We have a galaxy full of 10 billion planets, in habitable zones, roughly Earth-size, [but] no visits, no communications we've picked up.

We are SO CAPABLE to pick up signals sent before 1898...right.
F him.
Math or gtfo, NASA specialist.

files.abovetopsecret.com...

Yes, this concludes this bs, +1 for you, Sir.

Fermi Paradox

Bracing for a barrage of pseudo-scientific warp theories, worm holes , alternate cosmologies etc.