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Are there countless Earth-like planets and moons in the universe?
no because scientists think that earth is the only planet in the universe that supports life :3
Some scientists think that life may exist in other parts of the universe--is that true?
Many scientists consider the possibility life exists elsewhere in our universe (and more particularly even within our own galaxy) quite likely. A few do not think it is likely.
What is the name given to scientists who study the universe?
Scientists who study the universe are known as cosmologists.
Which scientists challenged the geocentric view of the universe and in turn was condemned to house arrest for the rest of his life?
Galileo
Why do some scientists believe in extraterrestrials?
Given the size of the universe, it is almost impossible for Earth to be the only place where life has developed. Some scientists also just want to know what is there; they don't believe or disbelieve, but want to find out.
What could assume if scientists found viruses anywhere else in the universe?
I'm not sure but i do believe that there is life out there somewhere
How was universe found?
We just looked and there it was.
How was the universe found?
We just looked and there it was.
What do scientist assume about the universe?
The way the universe works now is the same as how it did in the past, as well as how it will work in the future, which is unverifiable and therefore must be assumed. Some examples: - Scientists assume that there is no way to secure complete and absolute truth - Secular scientists assume that the earth and universe were not created supernaturally. - Scientists assume that natural laws we identify will apply to all of the universe - Scientists assume that they all work towards the common good - Scientists assume life can evolve on earth in the presence of water - Most scientists assume near-death experiences and out-of- body experiences are a result of a lack of oxygen in the brain
Is this universe asymmetrical?
Now it is considered by most scientists that the universe is asymmetrical.
Who believed that the universe always existed?
Although the most scientists agree that the Universe began with the Big Bang, there were some who disagreed. Three Brithish scientists put forward the Steady State Theory. According to this theory, the Universe looks the same no matter the viewpoint, and the Universe has always looked like this. To put it simply, the Universe is uniform throughout both time and space, and had no 'begining'. The Steady State theory is simple, it had no answer to the many phenomena found in the Universe. As a result, it gradually lost its supporters.
What are scientists able to investigate thanks to satellites?
is there life other than ours? are there any other earth like planets in the universe
