Do you believe in UFO?

[Allohabox]

Hello to all!

Do you believe in UFO?
(In UFO I mean extraterrestrials)

I hope for serious answers, it's need for social project

Thank you all.

[Jay in Phoenix]

Hello to all!

Do you believe in UFO?
(In UFO I mean extraterrestrials)

I hope for serious answers, it's need for social project

Thank you all.

IN!

sin/ LTS TARD 2 and friend.

[War Wagon]

I hope for serious answers

sorry, you came to the wrong place.

[Mace]

It's possible, maybe even likely, but who the hell knows? If they show up and buy me a beer, we're good.

[Wolfman]

They put out some decent tunes.

[Mikey]

I'm believe maybe yes but seeing them not most fake films proving jay tinfoil ahahah.

[Goober McTuber]

I gotta go with this:

I'm will not believe before I will not seen them

Come out from behind the troll, suckaholic.

[dins]

Shit troll alert.

[smackaholic]

I gotta go with this:

I'm will not believe before I will not seen them

Come out from behind the troll, suckaholic.

I may have issues with apostrophe placement, but my sentences are usually readable.

[War Wagon]

I gotta go with this:

I'm will not believe before I will not seen them

if I was going to vote:

Yes, I believe but didnt saw them

[Van]

So if we multiply 3,000,000,000 x 10,000 x 2,000,000 we get 6 sextillion or 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in the visible universe, or roughly the same odds as Cal ever winning another Rose Bowl.

[H4ever]

There is an astronomical number of planets in the universe. We are only now beginning to be able to "see" planets around other stars because of the vast distances that exist between us and them. How many there actually are is anyone's guess.

What we know about galaxies is that the ones we observe contain 200-400 billion stars each. Our solar system contains 8 planets. If we assume each star has 1 planet, and not more, and we average a galaxy to 300 billion stars we can deduce:

The Hubble Deep Field image contains 10,000 galaxies. At 2.5 arcminutes, that's roughly 1/2,000,000 of the visible universe in any direction. So if we multiply 3,000,000,000 x 10,000 x 2,000,000 we get 6 sextillion or 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in the visible universe. It is likely much more than that.

SO. If anybody's dumb enough to think that there isn't life elsewhere in the universe, then they need to pour camel splooge on Goober's mother.

The numbers when it comes to the universe are mind-boggling. The energy of stars, blackholes, etc. Hearing shit like, " a piece of our sun, the size of a grain of sand, contains enough energy/heat to sunburn a person from 100 miles away" makes my head hurt.

There has to be life out there.....probably hundreds of millions of planets with life, in some form, on them. Intelligent life? Absolutely....probably hundreds of thousands of them. Life more advanced than us? Yep. Life more advanced than us capable of interstellar travel? Yep. I think the vastness of the universe itself has probably kept everyone secret from each other (at least us). Contact will be made eventually. Let's hope they're nice otherwise us earthlings might be the next Native Americans when E.T. decides to conquer this shit-hole and harvest the resources.

[Goober McTuber]

There is an astronomical number of planets in the universe. We are only now beginning to be able to "see" planets around other stars because of the vast distances that exist between us and them. How many there actually are is anyone's guess.

What we know about galaxies is that the ones we observe contain 200-400 billion stars each. Our solar system contains 8 planets. If we assume each star has 1 planet, and not more, and we average a galaxy to 300 billion stars we can deduce:

The Hubble Deep Field image contains 10,000 galaxies. At 2.5 arcminutes, that's roughly 1/2,000,000 of the visible universe in any direction. So if we multiply 3,000,000,000 x 10,000 x 2,000,000 we get 6 sextillion or 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in the visible universe. It is likely much more than that.

SO. If anybody's dumb enough to think that there isn't life elsewhere in the universe, then they need to pour camel splooge on Goober's mother.

Thank you, KC Willie.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_plan ... e_universe

[MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan]

There is an astronomical number of planets in the universe. We are only now beginning to be able to "see" planets around other stars because of the vast distances that exist between us and them. How many there actually are is anyone's guess.

What we know about galaxies is that the ones we observe contain 200-400 billion stars each. Our solar system contains 8 planets. If we assume each star has 1 planet, and not more, and we average a galaxy to 300 billion stars we can deduce:

The Hubble Deep Field image contains 10,000 galaxies. At 2.5 arcminutes, that's roughly 1/2,000,000 of the visible universe in any direction. So if we multiply 3,000,000,000 x 10,000 x 2,000,000 we get 6 sextillion or 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in the visible universe. It is likely much more than that.

SO. If anybody's dumb enough to think that there isn't life elsewhere in the universe, then they need to pour camel splooge on Goober's mother.

Thank you, KC Willie.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_plan ... e_universe

Don't be so hard on him. They usually don't teach you about plagiarism until high school.

[Goober McTuber]

There is an astronomical number of planets in the universe. We are only now beginning to be able to "see" planets around other stars because of the vast distances that exist between us and them. How many there actually are is anyone's guess.

What we know about galaxies is that the ones we observe contain 200-400 billion stars each. Our solar system contains 8 planets. If we assume each star has 1 planet, and not more, and we average a galaxy to 300 billion stars we can deduce:

The Hubble Deep Field image contains 10,000 galaxies. At 2.5 arcminutes, that's roughly 1/2,000,000 of the visible universe in any direction. So if we multiply 3,000,000,000 x 10,000 x 2,000,000 we get 6 sextillion or 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in the visible universe. It is likely much more than that.

SO. If anybody's dumb enough to think that there isn't life elsewhere in the universe, then they need to pour camel splooge on Goober's mother.

Thank you, KC Willie.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_plan ... e_universe

Sorry - I didn't know that I had to provide a link with everything I posted.

Right. You posted it up there as if it were your own thoughts. I sometimes post stuff without a link, but I at least acknowledge that it’s a quote. By using the “quote” feature, you know? Congratulations on achieving a Cuda-esque level of posting.

[Terry in Crapchester]

Do I believe there is intelligent life in the universe in places other than Earth? Absolutely.

Do I believe that Earth has ever been visited by extraterrestrials? No, although I don't rule out the possibility of that happening in the future.

[mvscal]

Do I believe there is intelligent life in the universe in places other than Earth? Absolutely.

Why? There's nothing special about intelligence. We aren't even the most successful form of life on this planet. I don't doubt that life is common on other planets but intelligence takes an entirely different set of circumstances to come about and really isn't a particularly impressive adaptation in the grand scheme of things.