Do you believe in aliens?

There is life out there but if there is you can bet it's going to be microbial life that we find. Hmmmm all those conspiracy theories and such have roused me enough to research myself but i don't know a lot and it's not credible
 
I certainly do. Intelligent life isn't improbable; actually, it's very likely. I believe that the aliens are studying us and that's why people see their UFOs in different parts of the world plenty-a times.
Non-intelligent life is certain. Didn't they find frozen water on Mars? Well, there could very well be bacteria hiding in there. But who knows.
 
I feel like there has to be other life out there. Intelligent, not intelligent, who knows. But I feel like Earth can't be the only place with life.

Ghosts though, I don't believe in. At all.
 
logically i don't really... but dang do i want it to be true cause how cool would that be. i'm open to possibilities so i don't want to immediately dismiss anything. i do agree that we'll very likely find microbial life somewhere.
 
Considering how vast the universe and even our galaxy is, I think it's very possible there are intelligent life forms out there. However, they might not have the means to communicate or visit us. They may be wondering the same thing about us; do aliens exist? Do I think aliens have already visited Earth? Probably not.
 
Put it this way: (hold on, we're doing some math)
Let's say there are on average 8 planets in each solar system.
In each galaxy, there are on average 100 billion stars. That's 800 billion planets per galaxy.
There's estimated to be 200 billion galaxies. That ends up being at LEAST 160 TRILLION planets in our universe.
And Earth is the only one, the ONLY ONE to develop the correct conditions to inhabit life, intelligent or otherwise?
Yeah, right. Those odds make sense.
We're either one of a billion inhabitable planets or alone in a hundred-trillion. And I know which option sounds scarier to me.

I actually just looked up how many planets were in the universe and it said 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 so that's 24 zeroes, trillion only has 12. 1,000,000,000,000 x 1,000,000,000,000= 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. So yeah it would be almost impossible not to have life. The chance of there being aliens is higher than the chance of the universe being created, and higher than the chance of you being born, both of which are very unlikely. There's probably trillions of habitable planets in our universe, and thousands in just our galaxy.
 
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The way I see it we can't be the only ones out here. The universe is so massive its hard to comprehend so we cant be the only ones.
 
yes, realistically. i believe that with a universe so big, there's gotta be more life somewhere.

when it comes to things like abductions, sightings, etc., it's similar to how i feel about ghosts. i like to entertain the idea, whether it be real or not.
 
if we exist, there is a chance that others exist too from even a plant to a intelligent alien. plus the universe is larger than we can even imagine. so much out there we haven't explored.
 
if we exist, there is a chance that others exist too from even a plant to a intelligent alien. plus the universe is larger than we can even imagine. so much out there we haven't explored.

I know there are (intelligent) aliens.
 
not the traditional humanoid type, but i for sure believe there is life somewhere else in the universe that we may not even be able to recognise as life
 
i think it would be ignorant to assume that there isn't life out there in whatever form that may take.
 
Yeah, I believe in life on other planets. I don't believe we know enough about them to say so for sure, but considering the universe is huge and there are so many undiscovered places, it's hard to believe that there wouldn't be.
 
I definitely think there is other life out there, I mean the universe is huge and it's so unlikely that out of all the planets and celestial bodies out there, only Earth could support life. I'm not sure if I believe in like, little green/grey men, Area 51, all of that stuff. Mainly because I think it's kind of egotistical to assume that if there *are* aliens, they have to be bipedal and human shaped, especially if they evolved on a different planet under completely different environmental circumstances.
 
Mathematically it is essentially impossible that we're alone in the universe. Most likely there are species who are humanoid, non-humanoid, more or less advanced technologically than us, etc. There have been multiple signals detected in space that are likely caused by intelligent species. There's even potential evidence of a species building a dyson sphere around a star.

I'm not sure I believe in the idea of aliens ever having visited Earth, but it is possible. I can't find the source right now, but there was a strange, fast-moving object that buzzed around several major cities years ago and none of the major world powers could identify where it came from. I'll update this post if I can find the source for that haha.
 
Not the short green ones with abnormally large heads, no, but I do believe there is life outside of our puny little rock. Whether or not we'll ever encounter it is another story.

Scientists are now speculating that our galaxy may be located in one of the largest voids in the known universe, and considering the fact that the universe is infinitely expanding, matter is constantly moving farther and farther apart and the rate at which the universe is expanding is accelerating, it's unlikely that we'll encounter any evolved forms of life, which is a shame.
 
The universe is a VERY large place! I have a hard time believing we're the only intelligent life in it.
 
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