Do you believe life exists on other planets?

[Jason]

Being a student of math, I take in the probability of this considering there are billions of stars. O.K., adding to this, do you think intelligent life exists on other planets?

 

[Tracy]

Why would it not... why would it be limited ONLY to the planet Earth.
When you consider that this contains 100 BILLION stars itself (never mind the galaxy it's feeding on)

Never mind that the this galaxy adds another 100 billion stars (never mind how many wiped out by that super nova at 11 o'clock in the arm - the bright dot).

Do you really think our little piss-ant planet is the ONLY place that developed intelligent life?
Now, let's not forget that there are MANY more similar galaxies out there.
You'll have your religious fanatics that will always claim that our planet is the ONLY place that has intelligence (which is questionable in itself) because "their book of all knowledge" says it's so. Science says the odds are otherwise. I'll stick with science and not books that should be in the fiction section of a library.

 

[Reverie]

I think there must be. My mind can't really imagine us being the only life forms in space. Maybe there isn't a current present life form, maybe it was in the past, or maybe there will be in the future. I just think it is a possibility.

 

[Jason]

We really don't know what is meant by things in the Bible. It doesn't say specifically that life and specifically, intelligent life is only on Earth. Well, didn't the Catholic church once claim planets orbited the Earth?

 

[Ravenfreak]

I'm sure there are plenty of intelligent species out there in space. There's so many galaxies out there, our planet cannot be the only planet that has intelligent lifeforms on.