Black Holes
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Wilq:As i sayed After death is nothing.....when you brain die die you memory senses thinking you are just dead element of nature.
That's the scientific explanation, but maybe that we NEED to believe that there's something after death ( And that's possible ). But how could we possibly know what's after death? -
how could we live on? what would live on?
if you look at the human body, it is just made up of atoms, and that's all (except if you want to include quarks neutrinos and other sub atomics [and maybe strings
]. I admit that the arrangement of atoms in the human body (or any form of life) is quite remarkable, but this pattern can be explained with how deoxyribonucleicacid 'unzips', exits cell nuclei and how three base pairs will create an amino acid, witch will then connect with adjacent amino acids to form a protein... I could go on about how proteins are packaged in the Golgi apparatuses and so on, but i think you get the point. Life itself is just an interesting novelty that the universe discovered by accident, and since then has just continued to expand on and develop.
We are just the particles in the powder toy of life... -
kamikai:Life itself is just an interesting novelty that the universe discovered by accident
My teacher calls me a fool for thinking aliens exist. My theory is that with the universe as large as it is, it's definitely possible that SOME kind of life exists somewhere in the universe other than earth. It may be nothing like life as we know it, but I think there's a very good chance it exists somewhere else. Having said that, the aliens depicted in the movies are a bit far-fetched..
What do you guys think? -
Theres that theory that there HAS to be alien life of sorts.
EDIT: The rate of formation of suitable stars.
The fraction of those stars which are orbited by planets.
The number of Earth-like worlds per planetary system.
The fraction of planets where intelligent life develops.
The fraction of possible communicative planets.
The "lifetime" of possible communicative civilizations. -
lolzy
I dont think the drake equation actually states that life must exist, it just times increasingly smaller values together. For us humans, we cannot really even guess the amount of stars in the universe, let alone how many are appropriate for planets, and then we have absolutely no idea what any of the other variables could be. The formula does not say that there must be life, just figures out what the chances of it are...
