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I have no doubt that somewhere in the 10^80 cubic metres making up the visible universe there is life. I really hope there is some undiscovered physics a which
by midasuni 3y ago
I have no doubt that somewhere in the 10^80 cubic metres making up the visible universe there is life.
I really hope there is some undiscovered physics a which would allow matter to travel faster than light, but that fees a far greater stretch.
The idea that little green men would visit us, and do so repeatedly and clandestinely is sadly (or fortunately) ridiculous.
- NickC25 3y agoMy theory is that we are not alone - at some point throughout the existence of the universe, there has been, is, or will be some form of life on another planet - close to ours or far away from outs. There probably is some new physics that we don't understand yet. My guess is that it's a matter of chemistry - there's probably a whole bunch of elements that don't exist here on earth, and we don't know what can be done with them. Maybe our visitors do, and that's why they are here, or maybe for some other reason. We'll likely never know the answer.
- polotics 3y agoWell no the Mendeleev table is pretty much an enumeration. Where would you put these elements of Su(rprise)?