715 new worlds discovered

[blaaislaai]

You have seen any alien movie lately, finding life equals death to humans

Yeah but those are just in the movies :P

[Ike_009]

It's the innate fear that humans have of anything they don't understand. I often think we'll end up being the invading aliens with all this talk and endless pursuit by some of finding inhabitable worlds.

So we are all gonna die from a lack of immunity to alien viruses during our invasion

[Stunt]

So we are all gonna die from a lack of immunity to alien viruses during our invasion

Very WotW-like, it's a possibility. We understand so little we struggle to comprehend how little we understand.

[Ike_009]

Very WotW-like, it's a possibility.

So my original statement holds water then

finding life equals death to humans

[MetalSoup]

Knowing humans and a bit of history, I think if we find alien life anywhere in the universe, it is most likely they that are going to in danger from us, not the other way around.

[Tsar]

Depends on how the life form has evolved. They have discovered things living in what was used to be thought impossible for life. Titan is an ice ball I wonder what swims in those waters.

[addam]

So we are all gonna die from a lack of immunity to alien viruses during our invasion

I doubt alien viruses could even affect us, they're probably evolved for whatever alien species may exist there

The Fermi paradox is really interesting to read up about, it's basically this:

The apparent size and age of the universe suggest that many technologically advanced extraterrestrial civilizations ought to exist.
However, this hypothesis seems inconsistent with the lack of observational evidence to support it.

So maybe life on earth is unique

[Stunt]

I doubt alien viruses could even affect us, they're probably evolved for whatever alien species may exist there

The Fermi paradox is really interesting to read up about, it's basically this:

So maybe life on earth is unique

Thing is I doubt much is alien. Chances that we'll find a planet powered by a sun, which runs as ours does lends favour to the theory that the elements on said planet will be the same as here.

[addam]

Thing is I doubt much is alien. Chances that we'll find a planet powered by a sun, which runs as ours does lends favour to the theory that the elements on said planet will be the same as here.

Yeah but evolution is basically just a serious of random mutations, the chances of that happening somewhere else would be so so so minute.

[Tsar]

I doubt alien viruses could even affect us, they're probably evolved for whatever alien species may exist there

The Fermi paradox is really interesting to read up about, it's basically this:

So maybe life on earth is unique

I actually highly doubt that there is just us. Its very egotistical to think like that. The universe I reckon is infinite and with that comes an infinite amount of possibilities I mean you get sea creatures that don't get the sun but if they do see it it will kill them. Like these creatures that live right by volcanic trenches in the ocean.

For all we know there could be a huge galactic war as we speak.