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Sun 22/07/01 at 10:00
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Right. Now that i have your attention, Who reakons there is life on another planet and when do you think we will meet it? I reakon that the first life which is not of this world will be like a mirco organism somewhere. I'd say maby 2050. If however the first thing that we contact is more advances then id say around 2500. what do you all think?
Tue 24/07/01 at 23:49
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100% that there is life out there, the universe is too large for there not to be, look at the sky, thousands of stars each having their own solar system, each with possibly earths and water planets or maybe even fire planets where elements as such allow organisms to live in extreme heat.
Tue 24/07/01 at 23:39
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how is this related to games but scientists say there may be life on one of venus's moons i think under the ice.
Tue 24/07/01 at 22:43
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Mars possibly but venus is so close to the sun that i don't think water would have lasted long.
Tue 24/07/01 at 22:42
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semajal wrote:
> I think it more likly that life either started on earth or on a much
> more distant planet. There was once watre ( i think) on mars but it
> didn't have an ionosphere so the atmosphere got burned away by solar
> activity.


ah, but at the start of the solar system the lack of ionosphere did not matter... Mars was exactly the same as earth (with even larger seas infact... 3/4 of the surface of something!!!). And venus was the same... so it's quite likely
Tue 24/07/01 at 22:38
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I just relised that i have had a post in my thread from a staff regular! I feel honered.
Tue 24/07/01 at 22:37
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I think it more likly that life either started on earth or on a much more distant planet. There was once watre ( i think) on mars but it didn't have an ionosphere so the atmosphere got burned away by solar activity.
Tue 24/07/01 at 22:31
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Indeed semajal (kidha btw), life on Earth, Mars and Venus started at about the first time. All the planets had the same atmosphere (liquid water etc)... and there were lots of asteroids blowing bit of planets at each other (early days of the solar system).

So in all likelyhood, life could well have started there and come here!

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Tue 24/07/01 at 22:25
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Tony wrote:
> semajal wrote:
> Right. Now that i have your attention, Who
> reakons there is life on another planet and when do you think we
> will meet it? I reakon that the first life which is not of this
> world will be like a mirco organism somewhere. I'd say maby 2050. If
> however the first thing that we contact is more advances then id say
> around 2500. what do you all think?


My answer is
> "never".

Light Years are quite a long way.

I expect
> a micro-organism would burn up on re-entry unless he had a
> particularly robust space ship.

Mirco organisms could get to earth in a comet. It is possible that thats how life started on earth.
Tue 24/07/01 at 21:55
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Sheepy, I think Grix was refering to the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. What he forgot is that the Restaurant at the ned of the universe is at the end of the universe as in when it ceases to exist... not the end as in the wall you hit before you leave te universe! DOH!

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Tue 24/07/01 at 20:33
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It is clear that you were watching that space thing with that jurassic park fella.

I that there are aliens but to say a date would classify me as insane.

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