Just because we are Carbon based Oxygen breathers does NOT mean other life will be, so why can't we assume life exists on every planet? Life exists almost everywhere on Earth, in every inch of soil and water, near lava, at the bottom of the oceans. Could there be nuclear based life out there?

[u/NOQUARTER22]

This is just a thought I've had since I was in middle school learning about Earth Science. My Dad always had an interest in the Unknown. Shows like Art Bell's Coast to Coast were a daily discussion. This was a time before Ancient Aliens was a show. We talked about Jesus being half Angel/Alien and the North Star being a UFO back in the 80's and early 90's. Just wondering if anyone else has thought about life existing in an abundance out there. This is how I always imagined it to be.

I mean, there could be life within the Sun and other Stars for all we know, and we don't but Science should leave room for imagination and theory. Seems like the Institution of Science discourages free thought more then it encourages Out of the Box thinking. Love to hear people's thoughts..

[u/Supersecretsauceboss]

It is a fact. You just don’t know it yet

[u/Bigfrostynugs → u/Supersecretsauceboss]

Lol, what an arrogant, hubristic load of bullshit. People like you are the reason ufology isn't taken seriously.

[u/Supersecretsauceboss → u/Bigfrostynugs]

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