Is there life on any other planet except for the Earth?

Answer 1

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No, not as far as Astronomers know!

Mars is what we call a dead planet it is a self sterilizing planet with a cold core it has no magnetic belt and therefore is unable to block solar radiation sent by the Sun and Jupiter so in a nutshell NO Mars cannot support life

Answer 2

As far as we know, Earth is the only planet which has life. There may be life on other planets within our Solar System, but we may not have found them yet. The only possible planets within our Solar System is Mars. There may well be life on some of the moons of other planets, and these include Europa and Titan. but until they are explored it will stay a possibility,

Outside of our Solar System, there are bountiful possibilities, but we cannot be certain due to limitations in technology.

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The Universe has billions of galaxies and trillions of stars - the chances of life elsewhere is considerably high.
In our solar system, no. But there is water on Mars. In different solar systems there is a very high chance that there are millions of other planets just like Earth with human life, we just haven't found any yet. And even if there are many planets with life, we may never ever find them.

Answer 3

Not yet. It is possible that in a few decades, some farsighted nation will land and establish a colony there. Probably India or China.

No, mars is too dry because if all of the water was liquid it would cover a small fraction of its surface. And mars has a thin atmosphere and a weak magentic field covering small parts of it. Plus its really cold. the conditions are too hostile to support intelligent life. But microbial life might be on mars.

Maybe there could be more intellgent creatures like animal like aleins on mars billions of years ago when it had liquid water a thick atmosphere and it was as warms as the northern parts of the earth. There might have been plants and animals on mars back then.

But sometime mars might be terraformed and a few babies might be raised on mars. And more and more humans would appear and mars might be considered home to some people in the future.

But from now NASA is studying mars and planning a manned mission in 2030

Answer 4

Most scientists suspect that there is, but it can only be an opinion and a suspicion,

based on purely statistical considerations and the vast numbers of stars and likely

planets in the universe.

As yet, it can't be based on any observations, because as yet, no evidence of life

anywhere outside of earth has ever been observed.

Answer 5

We have only been able to closely observe the planets in our own solar system, and no life has been found on planets other than the Earth. Most scientists would agree that there almost certainly is life on other planets which orbit other stars than our own, but we have not been able to confirm that hypothesis as yet.Note: although there have been news reports that Mars has been found to have chemicals which would be conducive to the formation of life, that does not mean that life has actually been found on Mars, or that fossil evidence has been found that life used to exist on Mars. So far, we have found no life on Mars.

Answer 6

As of now, there is no conclusive evidence of life on any other planet in our solar system or beyond. However, scientists continue to search for signs of life in our galaxy and universe.