Is it possible that there is life in other solar systems?

Answer 1

Yes.

It is very likely that the universe is packed with life all over the place, but the problem is that traveling across space involves such massive distances and difficulties that it is very hard to find and make contact with other places beyond our solar system.

Man has only been exploring space for 50 years and so we are still really only just at the beginning of seeing beyond earth. We have only sent men to the moon so far and that is very close.

If we wanted to visit planets beyond our own solar system then we would have to develop much better and faster technology to travel to other places outside of our solar system before we could look for life elsewhere.

The reason why there is life here on earth is because our planet is not too close to the sun to be too hot and not too far away to be too cold - life is very fragile and so our temperatures have to be just right as we orbit the sun otherwise life could not survive. But this means that statistically with all those other stars out there - millions and billions of them - there must be other planets orbiting other suns that are at the same distance that we are and so there would be a great chance of life also existing on those planets as well.

Answer 2

Yes, NASA has found some planets trillions of light years away that can possibly sustain life. ________________ I'm doubtful about the above planets that are suggested to be 'trillions' of light years away. That brings us well beyond the Milky Way, and we are just now learning to detect very large planets orbiting relatively near-by stars. But life is possible. I think that the only reasonable choices are "possible" or "certain". Even if we never detect life on another planet, no amount of science will ever bring us to conclude that it cannot be out there somewhere.

Answer 3

There are many possible ways of life outside our solar system. Since there are literally millions of other solar systems, odds are that some carry the materials to support life, like carbon or water or an atmosphere.

But it's also a matter of opinion, since science hasn't yet proven that there is life somewhere else.

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Answer 4

Yes, it is possible that there may be life in other solar systems. Scientists continue to search for signs of life beyond our solar system, known as exoplanets. The discovery of potentially habitable exoplanets has increased the possibility of finding extraterrestrial life.

Answer 5

On one planet manley mars there might be able to be life forms if they were very small creatures.