Do Aliens exsist in space

Answer 1

The answer to this question is still not yet found. However, some scientists are looking for alien (not on Earth) bacteria on some of Jupiter's moons. If you consider bacteria not found on Earth "alien" then you might be in luck. I think that the chances are very slim on finding any alien creature larger than an ameoba in our own solar system, and considering we haven't found a way to go to other solar systems out of ours, I think that it will be a while before we find anything.

Millions of 'em. They come from all places to the U.S. evey year. That's why we have border patrol. :)

I`m am not sure if "aliens" exixt but i think that their is an other source of life located in the universe. Remember, for life all you need is Oxygen, Hydrogen, Water, Energy (food) and respiration.

Answer 2

There is currently no definitive scientific evidence to prove the existence of extraterrestrial life. While the vastness of the universe suggests that it is possible for alien life to exist, it remains a topic of speculation and ongoing scientific research.

Answer 3

Answer #1:

The possibility that aliens from other planet exist is not impossible.

Compared to what there is to know, humans practically know nothing.

I say that there is a possibility. Did you know, i know this can not be

confirmed, that the governments hid from the world that there is really

aliens. Maybe we are the aliens and we just don't know it. Just because

we can't live on another planet doesn't mean that other creatures can't.

For all that you know we live in earth and the animals are the aliens. Well

think about it, they live and look differently, they don't speak like we do or

anything like that. But always remember that "Those who don't believe, no

proof is enough and for those who believe no evidence is needed." Believe

what you want to believe not what other people tell you to believe. Just

because Catholics believe in Jesus doesn't mean you have to believe. (This

last sentence doesn't even make sense, if you don't believe in Jesus how

could someone be called a Catholic.)

have u seen monsters vs aliens??????(nothing to do with real life just a

fictional story use fact to support answers not movies.)

Even if your Catholic you can believe in aliens one of the representatives

from the Vatican said we can. It is not against the religion. Also aliens are

things not from this planet or commonly found on this planet so here on

Earth humans and animals can not in any sense be considered aliens.

They may exist, they may even be around here. But I will believe in one

when I kick one in the ankle.

hi im Aisha..

i belive in Aliens because i saw one and this ain't no joke or trick,no one

belives me but i know i saw one please email me if you want to ask

questions about them...i never esackly saw them.but i saw them belive me

or not its up to you i have proof go on www.YouTube.com/watch?v=JBSo-

yB-P74&feature=related

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from aisha

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Answer #2:

What anyone does or doesn't believe is irrelevant.

There is a significant probability of the existence of intelligent,

technological, civilized life elsewhere in the universe, besides Earth.

We have not observed any evidence of its existence.

That's a pretty boring statement. It certainly doesn't stand up against

"they're among us" and "I saw one", and "the government knows and

is hiding the truth" and "if you can just believe then you won't need no

stinkin evidence".

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Answer 4

We have no direct evidence or reliable testimony of any alien intelligences from any other planet. Of course, our explorations have been restricted to very limited excursions into low orbit and a grand total of six landings at widely separated points on the Moon. It would be easy for aliens, if they existed and wanted to keep an eye on the Earth, to hide on the far side of the Moon, on Mars, or on any of the millions of asteroids.

So the only honest answer is "We don't know. Yet."

Answer 5

"Belief" is an acceptance without evidence. I do "believe" that there is life elsewhere in the Galaxy, although there is no evidence either to support or refute the proposition.

I do not "believe" that alien intelligent life forms have visited this planet. Again, there is no evidence either way, but it seems improbable and difficult.

Answer 6

We have no evidence of "space aliens" visiting the Earth. There have been a great number of sightings and reports, but a lot of these have been proven to be forgeries or falsifications (or, in some cases, errors made by inexperienced observers).

It's interesting that the number of UFO "sightings" has fallen off in the last 5 years, just as more and more people have gotten smartphones which are never out of reach, with built-in digital cameras. You'd think if there was any truth to the matter, somebody would have come up with some irrefutable evidence concerning this. (See the link below for Randall Munroe's excellent xkcd comic on this topic. I stole\\\\\adapted this paragraph from him.)

That said, the answer to the question is "We don't know."

More generally, are there other forms of intelligent life in space? Statistically, there almost certainly are. With billions of galaxies each with billions of stars, the odds that our Earth has produced the ONE AND ONLY intelligent species in the universe are, quite literally, "astronomical".

Answer 7

This question cannot be fully answered, yes there are probably lifeforms SOMEWHERE in the universe, but they probably will be nothing like aliens shown in movies and TV shows, they have found bacteria living on other planets, but this bacteria also lives here on Earth. So in a way yes, but so far we have not found any plants, animals or civilizations anywhere other then Earth.

They live in space cause they are very shy beans. and they look like carrots! So they think Boston is going to eat them. i would be scared too. I hope they come home soon! cause i love my little carrot alien. cause he is my cuddle buddy!

Answer 8

The only logically consistent answer is "maybe".

-- It's logically impossible to prove a negative, so the answer can't be "no".

-- There has never been any rigorous, trustworthy evidence of aliens,

so the answer can't be "yes".

Note:

"What else could it be !" is not evidence and it's not a proof.

There are no aliens known to exist, just a bunch of anecdotes, and no matter how high you stack anecdotes, they never become evidence. We hope there is other life out there, and we consider it likely. But someone has to be the first form of intelligent life in the universe, and there is no evidence that it isn't us.

Answer 9

It's possible, but no reliable evidence of them has ever been observed. Numerous people over the years have claimed to have seen aliens, and many of them believe that they have.

Our civilization doesn't have factual evidence of extraterrestrial life of any kind. However, since there are countless galaxies, there is a statistical chance of another civilization living on another planet far from Earth.

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This is a highly debatable question, because while it is statistically probable that there are other forms of life out there, the form of that life cannot be predicted with any certainty. Should human probes ever travel to other solar systems, the question could be probably be answered.

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There are no aliens known to exist, just a bunch of anecdotes, and no matter how high you stack anecdotes, they never become evidence. We hope there is other life out there, and we consider it likely. But someone has to be the first form of intelligent life in the universe, and there is no evidence that it isn't us.

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At present there is no definitive proof of aliens (from other planets, not from other countries). All "proof" of alien visitations have failed to stand up to rigorous investigation. Many alien encounters remain simply unexplained.

Science indicates that, statistically, life and sentient beings on planets other than Earth are a non-zero probability.But since we don't know what numbers to put in the statistical formula (Drake's Equation) we don't know whether or not it is *likely* or merely possible.

Answer 10

That they may not even exist.