So, there ARE aliens

From what I read earlier, they haven't discovered life. As far as I can remember, they just found hydrogen floating in the atmosphere, and a lack of acetylene. That doesn't mean they found life.

EDIT: Lol, I just realized what acetylene is: ethyne.
 
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“In four billion years’ time, when the Sun swells into a red giant, it could be paradise on Titan.”

I can wait.
 
Given the vastness of the universe a lot of people assume the there is already life on another planet, but they would be way too far for contact to be made especially intergalactic.
 
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I had to.

but on a srs note, cool. Also, nice quote, rinfiyks.
 
Those discoveries doesn't prove the existance of extra-terrestrial life, aliens are just a possible explaination of what they discovered.
 
well the odds are in your favor with the vast amount of galaxies and more stars then you can possibly imagine saying these are aliens isn't much of a stretch. but as for life being on titan its unlikely.
 
I think there is probably life on some other planets out there. Intelligent life? I dunno, I doubt it. Its probably all just worthless junk like bacteria or plants or something.
Us earthlings are special, because it makes me feel good to be special.
 
well the odds are in your favor with the vast amount of galaxies and more stars then you can possibly imagine saying these are aliens isn't much of a stretch. but as for life being on titan its unlikely.

Why is it unlikely there is life on titan? I'm pretty sure I read an article that said titan has water and there seems to be evidence of life in the article posted at the beginning of this thread, so is there something I'm missing?
 
They may have superior intellect and the ability to telepathically communicate to avoid wars and achieve ultimate peace, but we can speedsolve waaaay faster than them.
 
Official NASA report: "Titan is a dynamic place where organic chemistry is happening", not necessarily life.
http://www.nasa.gov/topics/solarsystem/features/titan20100603.html

Just wanted to put up the non-tabloid, non-sensationalist source for this.

For the confused:
Organic chemistry = chemistry involving carbon. An organic molecule is one containing carbon. Regardless of its origin a carbon containing molecule or a carbon involving reaction is "organic".
 
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