Now, let's get serious. There are no aliens known to exist, just a bunch of
anecdotes, and no matter how high you stack anecdotes, they never become
evidence. We hope there is other life out there, and we consider it likely. But
someone has to be the first form of intelligent life in the universe, and there is
no evidence that it isn't us.
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But here's something else to consider on the whole topic of aliens:
Everything we can see in the universe is within about 14 billion light years of us.
That's all we can see, so that's the maximum age of the universe that we definitely
know about ... 14 billion years. OK so far ? OK.
Let's say that various forms of life are always igniting, developing, evolving (if you will),
and fading out, all over the universe.
Let's say that it's not too common, but every now and then, life in one place gets
far enough along to develop higher intelligence, language, writing, technology,
and the whole thing. Let's say that when that happens, the intelligent, highly-
advanced life lasts 1 million years before it fades out.
Let's say that none of that happened for the first 1 billion years after the Big Bang ...
or whatever kicked off the universe. Let's say it took that much time for things to
settle down, get stabilized, get organized, make enough particles to make enough
stars to make enough supernovae to make enough heavy elements to make enough
rocks, blood, eyeballs, fast cars, MTV, ball-point pens, Facebook, etc. ... everything
you need for a civilization with intelligence and Rush Limbaugh.
So let's say it's only been going on for 13 billion years now, and that once a
highly-intelligent civilization develops, it lasts 1 million years.
That means that just in the part of the universe that we can see, there could
have been 13,000 different intelligent civilizations so far, on 13,000 different
planets, and no two of them would have had to exist at the same time!
The human race hasn't even had spoken language for anywhere near 1 million
years yet, and already we're about to foul our nest, make our planet unlivable,
and kill each other off militarily. But even if intelligent life is as common as dirt
and every civilization that arises lasts 1 million years, we could easily be the
only one that happens to be percolating at this particular moment in time.
There is no proof that aliens exist. I believe there is no such thing as aliens. Has anyone seen an alien ship? Has anyone seen an alien? No.
no
Nobody has ever seen an alien if they even exsisted.
no
I believe there is no one who has ever seen an angel
No. Seeing an alien is probably as likely as seeing an albino lobster.
No. They are not real.
Nope, there is no proof anybody has actually ever seen one... yet
There is no scientifically reliable evidence to suggest that aliens have ever been seen on Earth. Most reported sightings can be attributed to natural phenomena, misidentifications, or hoaxes.
Not that anyone knows and has proven.
An alien, as in extra-terrestrial, has never been seen
I dont think so bcause no humans have ever seen a real hybrid alien