At the moment, there are too many variables, with too wide a margin of error to make a truly reasonable estimate. Too many factors (such as the number of planets and stars, number of planets able to support life, their vicinity to stars etc) are unknown, however a scientist has developed a formula to calculate the probability of life on other planets once these other factors have been satisfactorily settled.
That and the fact that life here on earth happened , due to a long line of specific circumstances, and accidents, this makes the chances smaller than the present theories floating around.
Where I live, I am an alien: I was born in a different country than the one I live in.
Seriously, it is sort of ... risky to calculate the probability of something unconfirmed like this. My personal opinion is that if life developed on Earth (assuming it did! - see also the Panspermia hypothesis), it has very likely also developed in other places, given the immensity of space, and the number of stars and planets.
There are no such thing as aliens
im sorry but there is no aliens 8)
Jupiter is the largest planet but alien crafters are to small Jupiters atmosphere is to big for aliens!!!!!
No. Nothing could survive in a black hole.
no one is sure since we haven't found aliens yet
Probabilty is a a fraction.
odds
Ok probabilty is easy once you get to know how to do it. Ok so have you ever picked a colored marble ou of a bag? well that's probabilty you will have a guess of what color you will pull out. That is how you do probabilty
the probabilty of both events is true. but which is most reliable is probabilty of B as it is more near to 1( total probabilty of any event)
Blaise Pascal
It is the chance that something will happen.
Yes but it depends on the question
"and" means multiplication "or" means addition
100%
The probabilty can be applied to meiosis.
1/26
It is 5C3*(1/2)3*(1/2)2 = 10/32 = 5/16