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NASA scientist claims evidence of alien life on meteorite

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mulberrypie

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lol, the zimple mathematical oddz of it defy any conjecture.
with the zheer zize of the univerze, itz impozzible for the oddz to be that earth iz the only planet with life on it.
living with the azzumption that we are the only exizting intelligent life, and the mozt zuperior an evolved beingz iz again, imo, zheer human idiocy.
but thatz juzt me.
(not zaying imma be holing up a light pointed to jupiter and zay "drop in for tea". theyre out there zomewhere, but i xcant be arzed with them, enough problemz here without extraplanetary onez too. =P =P )

pz. zorry, kitten znapped my s key.
lol!!
 

Hellfrost

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If you happen to love math and have an interest in space its hard not to believe in extra terrestrial life. The universe is a big place. A really really really big place. Scientists estimate that in the 5% of the universe we have discovered there are about 150 million galaxies each containing 100 to 150 million stars. If we go with the law of averages we get to about 18.750.000.000 stars in the known universe. Even if the chance of a planet being in the goldilocks zone is 1 in a million that still leaves a lot of stars which could have a planet that sustains life. And this is only the 5% of the universe we have actually discovered or been able to study… It boggles the mind.

As far as extra terrestrials we will ever come in contact with in our life-time? Yea I think microbes will be our best bet.
 
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