deep thinking.......
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i wonder how some scientist are so naive to think that we are alone in this universe. Our earth size to the solar system size is about the ratio of
a ten cent coin size : the entire United States land
the probability of finding earth in our solar system is roughly the same as searching of that ten cent coin you lost in the whole of US.
surely somewhere there's a planet teeming with life. And that's only the solar system mentioned. There are like billions of other star-system like the solar system in the milky way galaxy. BILLIONS!!!
And in the universe, there are again BILLIONS of galaxies like the Milky way galaxy out there. SO among the billions of galaxies which contain a billions star-system, how could they think we are alone?
IM pretty sure thr's other lifeforms out there. be it, physical form or other forms we have never even imagined of.
As of till date, the information sent out in lightspeed have not even reach a fraction of our milky way galaxy yet, how could it hope to reach the other billions of galaxies out there?
But maybe like how humans look at ants, we are far more superior advanced in technology to the ants, so much so that when we come across an anthill, we do not even bother to take a look at it.
Perhaps, some civilization have already spotted our signals but just that, we are of no use, and of little interest to them, they do not even bother to contact us.
Imagine somewhere out there, on a far-distance planet, there exists lifeforms, how different could they be from us? the way they look, eat, hunt, their totally different technology resulting from entire different branches of science.
But if we are really alone out there, I read from a book where it kinda intrigues me, we could merely be an experiment in small part of the galaxy's nursery. Just like how humans confine animals to a location where they perform experiments and observe their habits, lifestyle etc. We are merely a puppet in this grand show of the "Gods" who wished this. -
talk so much show evidence lah
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um ok, if NASA asked for a astronaut from sgF I will sapport u.
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u have to produce evidence to support ur claims..
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man, it's merely my own thinking that im sharing here. If I could really prove it, i wouldnt be sitting down here at 1.15am surfing sgforums, i would probably be shaking leg smoking cigar at NASA HQ director office already.
It's just out of boredom k......... -
We are just encouraging u... With yr this thinking, u may become one of the great scientist. SeriousOriginally posted by Qex:man, it's merely my own thinking that im sharing here. If I could really prove it, i wouldnt be sitting down here at 1.15am surfing sgforums, i would probably be shaking leg smoking cigar at NASA HQ director office already.
It's just out of boredom k......... -
Originally posted by mlc:talk so much show evidence lah
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since life can develop on earth, life can develop elsewhere also. recently nasa has discovered a planet within a star's habitable zone but there may b hundreds if not thousands of planets tat we had not discovered.
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I doubt many 'scientists' would outright reject the possibility of extra terretrial life. Those who do r probably a miniscule minority... why do u even bother about them?Originally posted by Qex:i wonder how some scientist are so naive to think that we are alone in this universe. Our earth size to the solar system size is about the ratio of
a ten cent coin size : the entire United States land
the probability of finding earth in our solar system is roughly the same as searching of that ten cent coin you lost in the whole of US.
surely somewhere there's a planet teeming with life. And that's only the solar system mentioned. There are like billions of other star-system like the solar system in the milky way galaxy. BILLIONS!!!
And in the universe, there are again BILLIONS of galaxies like the Milky way galaxy out there. SO among the billions of galaxies which contain a billions star-system, how could they think we are alone?
IM pretty sure thr's other lifeforms out there. be it, physical form or other forms we have never even imagined of.
As of till date, the information sent out in lightspeed have not even reach a fraction of our milky way galaxy yet, how could it hope to reach the other billions of galaxies out there?
But maybe like how humans look at ants, we are far more superior advanced in technology to the ants, so much so that when we come across an anthill, we do not even bother to take a look at it.
Perhaps, some civilization have already spotted our signals but just that, we are of no use, and of little interest to them, they do not even bother to contact us.
Imagine somewhere out there, on a far-distance planet, there exists lifeforms, how different could they be from us? the way they look, eat, hunt, their totally different technology resulting from entire different branches of science.
But if we are really alone out there, I read from a book where it kinda intrigues me, we could merely be an experiment in small part of the galaxy's nursery. Just like how humans confine animals to a location where they perform experiments and observe their habits, lifestyle etc. We are merely a puppet in this grand show of the "Gods" who wished this. -
They can't tell the public until they have proof. Especially when they are scientist, they have to be professional, everything they cliam they must have edvidence to support.
TS, i also believe in what your believe. But i am just assuming, i dont have edvidence. I think many scientist also think the same way, or else why bother to invest so much in space technology, why bother to find new planets, why bother to make equiments to see as far as possible. -
new habitable planets for us also means new source of resources....or even better....new kind of resources....
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hmm. catch no ball
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stopped reading your stupid crap right there, where got scientist think we are lone in the universe? it is the nature of scientists to imagine things such as extra terrestial life forms etc.Originally posted by Qex:i wonder how some scientist are so naive to think that we are alone in this universe. -
after reading the first post, i guess the TS meant deep in space.
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Scientists have not rejected the notion of sentient life in other parts of the universe. They are spending a lot of money and effort on searching for habitable planets and signals from aliens as it is.