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The French are not that bad. Although on 2nd thought ...that are we to frogs?
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The French are not that bad. Although on 2nd thought ...that are we to frogs?
that are we to frogs?
I'm sure there is smarter than us. To think otherwise would be arrogant and ignorant.that are we to frogs?
that are we to frogs?
that are we to frogs?
Australian Fossils Hint At Where To Search For Life On Mars
If we find out that there was once life on mars, that will confirm life is probably all over the universe. It'll prove earth isn't unique.
The fossil finding predates the previous oldest evidence for life on land by almost 600 million years, the scientists say.
This recent finding, Djokic says, is "a geological perspective saying actually, really early on we're already seeing life on land. So it just lends weight potentially to an argument suggesting that the origin of life on land might be something to consider."
It could also suggest where to look in the search for life on Mars.
NASA is currently considering where to land the rover on its 2020 Mars Exploration Mission, and one of the sites is a "hot spring-type setting," about the same age as the early Earth, Djokic says.
"If you're going to look for life on Mars, we know it was preserved on hot springs here on the ancient earth," she says. "So there's a good chance if it ever developed on Mars, then it would probably be preserved in hot springs there, too."
I find it amazing that our planet is surrounded by a bubble that protects us from outer space and also our solar system is surrounded by a bubble of radiation that our sun kicks out and everything in it is in our solar system. Voyager 1 is just now beyond our solar systems bubble. It is truly doing interstellar travel now. Boy is it in for a long dark sightless trip to the next star. Hundreds of thousands of years. Message in a bottle. Hope someone finds it.that are we to frogs?
Australian Fossils Hint At Where To Search For Life On Mars
If we find out that there was once life on mars, that will confirm life is probably all over the universe. It'll prove earth isn't unique.
The fossil finding predates the previous oldest evidence for life on land by almost 600 million years, the scientists say.
This recent finding, Djokic says, is "a geological perspective saying actually, really early on we're already seeing life on land. So it just lends weight potentially to an argument suggesting that the origin of life on land might be something to consider."
It could also suggest where to look in the search for life on Mars.
NASA is currently considering where to land the rover on its 2020 Mars Exploration Mission, and one of the sites is a "hot spring-type setting," about the same age as the early Earth, Djokic says.
"If you're going to look for life on Mars, we know it was preserved on hot springs here on the ancient earth," she says. "So there's a good chance if it ever developed on Mars, then it would probably be preserved in hot springs there, too."
If there's "life" on Mars in the form of simpler lifeforms in a fossilized state, we may just find that they are the same as ours. If there is life anywhere in our Solar System, it may very well all be genetically related.
As close as we are to Proxima Centauri, and the likelihood of our two Oort Clouds intersecting, this relation may also carry over to our neighbors.
The age of galactic discovery is only an infant still. Exciting times ahead!
I won't even argue with people who think we are the only life in the universe. Even though there's no proof yet it seems mathematically impossible we are alone.that are we to frogs?
Australian Fossils Hint At Where To Search For Life On Mars
If we find out that there was once life on mars, that will confirm life is probably all over the universe. It'll prove earth isn't unique.
The fossil finding predates the previous oldest evidence for life on land by almost 600 million years, the scientists say.
This recent finding, Djokic says, is "a geological perspective saying actually, really early on we're already seeing life on land. So it just lends weight potentially to an argument suggesting that the origin of life on land might be something to consider."
It could also suggest where to look in the search for life on Mars.
NASA is currently considering where to land the rover on its 2020 Mars Exploration Mission, and one of the sites is a "hot spring-type setting," about the same age as the early Earth, Djokic says.
"If you're going to look for life on Mars, we know it was preserved on hot springs here on the ancient earth," she says. "So there's a good chance if it ever developed on Mars, then it would probably be preserved in hot springs there, too."
If there's "life" on Mars in the form of simpler lifeforms in a fossilized state, we may just find that they are the same as ours. If there is life anywhere in our Solar System, it may very well all be genetically related.
As close as we are to Proxima Centauri, and the likelihood of our two Oort Clouds intersecting, this relation may also carry over to our neighbors.
The age of galactic discovery is only an infant still. Exciting times ahead!
I won't even argue with people who think we are the only life in the universe. Even though there's no proof yet it seems mathematically impossible we are alone.that are we to frogs?
Australian Fossils Hint At Where To Search For Life On Mars
If we find out that there was once life on mars, that will confirm life is probably all over the universe. It'll prove earth isn't unique.
The fossil finding predates the previous oldest evidence for life on land by almost 600 million years, the scientists say.
This recent finding, Djokic says, is "a geological perspective saying actually, really early on we're already seeing life on land. So it just lends weight potentially to an argument suggesting that the origin of life on land might be something to consider."
It could also suggest where to look in the search for life on Mars.
NASA is currently considering where to land the rover on its 2020 Mars Exploration Mission, and one of the sites is a "hot spring-type setting," about the same age as the early Earth, Djokic says.
"If you're going to look for life on Mars, we know it was preserved on hot springs here on the ancient earth," she says. "So there's a good chance if it ever developed on Mars, then it would probably be preserved in hot springs there, too."
If there's "life" on Mars in the form of simpler lifeforms in a fossilized state, we may just find that they are the same as ours. If there is life anywhere in our Solar System, it may very well all be genetically related.
As close as we are to Proxima Centauri, and the likelihood of our two Oort Clouds intersecting, this relation may also carry over to our neighbors.
The age of galactic discovery is only an infant still. Exciting times ahead!
So I don't even wonder if we are alone. I wonder how common, how close? How intelligent?
Like out of 1000 planets with life is it 1 in 1000 that have intelligent life? One in a million? Every other?
A dolphins brain has been evolving for millions of years longer than ours. I bet more planets have dinosaurs that weren't accidentally wiped out, giving way for us to relax and invent.
If there were still dinosaurs we would still exist but we'd still be in the Stone age.
Did you see the movie Life? They got a sample of a microb off Mars. They warmed it up and suddenly they discovered this life that was all muscle and brain all at the same time. Could easily kill us and it was smarter than us. It tries to fly the international space station into Earth's orbit. It can survive re entry and If it gets on earth it would kill all humans, multiply and take over.that are we to frogs?
Or maybe they visited ten thousand years ago. We were too uncivilized so they left.Sure. It would explain why they haven't contacted us.
"Yeah, we'll be back when you get your shit together".
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Considering your presence, that is a given. LOLThere is no superior intelligence beyond usmb. And usmb can be questionable.
Survival of the fittest, as stated by Darwin, never meant the survival of the nastiest and meanest. It always meant survival of those organisms most adapted to the environment. That is why Darwin spoke against Social Darwinism his whole life.I won't even argue with people who think we are the only life in the universe. Even though there's no proof yet it seems mathematically impossible we are alone.that are we to frogs?
Australian Fossils Hint At Where To Search For Life On Mars
If we find out that there was once life on mars, that will confirm life is probably all over the universe. It'll prove earth isn't unique.
The fossil finding predates the previous oldest evidence for life on land by almost 600 million years, the scientists say.
This recent finding, Djokic says, is "a geological perspective saying actually, really early on we're already seeing life on land. So it just lends weight potentially to an argument suggesting that the origin of life on land might be something to consider."
It could also suggest where to look in the search for life on Mars.
NASA is currently considering where to land the rover on its 2020 Mars Exploration Mission, and one of the sites is a "hot spring-type setting," about the same age as the early Earth, Djokic says.
"If you're going to look for life on Mars, we know it was preserved on hot springs here on the ancient earth," she says. "So there's a good chance if it ever developed on Mars, then it would probably be preserved in hot springs there, too."
If there's "life" on Mars in the form of simpler lifeforms in a fossilized state, we may just find that they are the same as ours. If there is life anywhere in our Solar System, it may very well all be genetically related.
As close as we are to Proxima Centauri, and the likelihood of our two Oort Clouds intersecting, this relation may also carry over to our neighbors.
The age of galactic discovery is only an infant still. Exciting times ahead!
So I don't even wonder if we are alone. I wonder how common, how close? How intelligent?
Like out of 1000 planets with life is it 1 in 1000 that have intelligent life? One in a million? Every other?
A dolphins brain has been evolving for millions of years longer than ours. I bet more planets have dinosaurs that weren't accidentally wiped out, giving way for us to relax and invent.
If there were still dinosaurs we would still exist but we'd still be in the Stone age.
This budding Mathematician cannot possibly believe we are alone either. From sheer mathematics to empirical evidence to every ancient religion still practiced today, life outside of Earth is not only a high possibility/probability, but most likely; and, it explains so many things that the average person doesn't even think to consider.
If there were still dinosaurs, we might even be their slaves with how many hundreds of millions of years extra they would have had for development.
I've never subscribed to the concept of evolution through survival of the fittest. Most adaptable and intelligent, yeah. Meatheads do meathead things. They don't adapt.
Sure there is! I'm one of them..that are we to frogs?
Survival of the fittest, as stated by Darwin, never meant the survival of the nastiest and meanest. It always meant survival of those organisms most adapted to the environment. That is why Darwin spoke against Social Darwinism his whole life.I won't even argue with people who think we are the only life in the universe. Even though there's no proof yet it seems mathematically impossible we are alone.that are we to frogs?
Australian Fossils Hint At Where To Search For Life On Mars
If we find out that there was once life on mars, that will confirm life is probably all over the universe. It'll prove earth isn't unique.
The fossil finding predates the previous oldest evidence for life on land by almost 600 million years, the scientists say.
This recent finding, Djokic says, is "a geological perspective saying actually, really early on we're already seeing life on land. So it just lends weight potentially to an argument suggesting that the origin of life on land might be something to consider."
It could also suggest where to look in the search for life on Mars.
NASA is currently considering where to land the rover on its 2020 Mars Exploration Mission, and one of the sites is a "hot spring-type setting," about the same age as the early Earth, Djokic says.
"If you're going to look for life on Mars, we know it was preserved on hot springs here on the ancient earth," she says. "So there's a good chance if it ever developed on Mars, then it would probably be preserved in hot springs there, too."
If there's "life" on Mars in the form of simpler lifeforms in a fossilized state, we may just find that they are the same as ours. If there is life anywhere in our Solar System, it may very well all be genetically related.
As close as we are to Proxima Centauri, and the likelihood of our two Oort Clouds intersecting, this relation may also carry over to our neighbors.
The age of galactic discovery is only an infant still. Exciting times ahead!
So I don't even wonder if we are alone. I wonder how common, how close? How intelligent?
Like out of 1000 planets with life is it 1 in 1000 that have intelligent life? One in a million? Every other?
A dolphins brain has been evolving for millions of years longer than ours. I bet more planets have dinosaurs that weren't accidentally wiped out, giving way for us to relax and invent.
If there were still dinosaurs we would still exist but we'd still be in the Stone age.
This budding Mathematician cannot possibly believe we are alone either. From sheer mathematics to empirical evidence to every ancient religion still practiced today, life outside of Earth is not only a high possibility/probability, but most likely; and, it explains so many things that the average person doesn't even think to consider.
If there were still dinosaurs, we might even be their slaves with how many hundreds of millions of years extra they would have had for development.
I've never subscribed to the concept of evolution through survival of the fittest. Most adaptable and intelligent, yeah. Meatheads do meathead things. They don't adapt.