On Dec.2 NASA is holding a press release about a new finding about extraterrestrial lives maybe.
"to discuss an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life" This part might stir up your curiosity.
This will probably be just about the beginning of original form of life, something like universal laws of the beginning of life kinda thing. Or, they might say "We've confirmed the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life, and they've been visiting us." lol
I guess we shouldn't get our hopes up on this sort of thing, but well let's see.
Yea, it was just what I thought it would be.
It's for sure a historic discovery anyway.
Considering the fact that there are astromonical number of Sun-like stars and planets that go around them, there should be intelligent life somewhere in the universe. The odds are 100% I guess. It's just they are so far away that we can't contact them, and they can't reach us either.
In this light, there are no aliens. We are all alone.
Well I'd taken a look at the panelists and saw that one of them was into exotic biology--and figured it would be an announcement similar to what it was. If it'd been more--life on Mars kind of thing--I doubt the secret would've stayed secret.
Still, I find it fascinating that there is evidence of how life on Earth could've been different. And that evolution has gone in several different directions. Neat stuff!
Yeah, it's really interesting.
If dinosaurs had not died out, we might look like reptiles.
Unlike other forms of life, the newly found bacteria have arsenic in their genes(or cells?) instead of phosphorus. And if they evolved to be intelligent life, what would they look like??
This finding also suggests there must be a variety of life forms in the whole universe. Some might be unthinkably gigantic or tiny or ugly to our eyes.