Originally Posted by: aschlemanTo assume that there isn't life in outer space is ridiculous. Biology as we know it shows us that all you need is a climate similar to ours where bacteria can grow... Somewhere out there... there is a galaxy very similar to ours with a planet just far enough away from its' "Sun" to allow it the perfect climate to grow microorganisms... just like planet Earth. It's a little freaky if you think about it... i just hope we're ahead of them in the technology race... Which leads me to another deep thought.... Normally in movies aliens are portrayed as being technologically more advanced than we are... What if it were the other way around... and a few hundred years from now we explore other galaxies and discover life... but instead of a civilized lifeform it's like human beings during the neanderthal stages.... Pretty crazy stuff....
Annnnnnnnnnd.... I think beer is the most awesome thing that exists... not space... but space is pretty f'n cool too I guess.
But there is also a possibility that in other planets conditions that life can exsist in different means. Whats toxic gas to us could be another worlds clean air and vice versa.
"During this line, the kid acted like he was pushing buttons on a calculator in the air. The kid played ******* air-calculator!"
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