Is there life elsewhere in the Solar System?

Could there be some kind of simple life forms on Mars? There is very likely water in the form of ice on the red planet, but very little atmosphere with virtually no methane. Most scientists think that simple life may have existed there in the past, but not now.

What about on Europa, under an icy surface?

Recently scientists have theorized there may be underground oceans on Ganymede. Some simple life forms do exist under very thick Antarctic Ice, so could some kind of life exist on the Solar System's largest moon?

The nitrogen-rich atmosphere on Titan has all the elements of the atmosphere on earth, although it's much colder there. Could some kind of very different life form have evolved in it's seas of liquid methane and ethane?

What do you think?

Statistically speaking the odds are in favor of some other type of life form somewhere

No.

From a religious point of view saying no would limit God's creational ability. Personally I kind of doubt it. If we are the only ones in the entire universe it shows

You how special and unique our life is which makes it even more of a shame how so many think so little of life.I wonder if we were made aware how special those of us on this planet are if it would make a difference but it would probably make the Muslims even more radical to convert everyone by the sword.
Don't give me this shit that most Muslims are peaceful, the entire Middle East would love to convert the world by the Sword and if they had the bomb they not hesitate to drop it on England, the US and any other Western country they could reach. With the deal Obama made with Iran it may be sooner than we think. North Korea would love to help out, not for Islam, but for Chaos. Perhaps their tech will Will not allow them to do so but they would do in a heartbeat..

I have been to RHLY, it is like being on a different planet there is life there but not as we NO IT.;D

The whole Universe is alive and works like a clock.

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Originally Posted by Andre

The whole Universe is alive and works like a clock.

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YES MATE LIKE A :coocoo: CLOCK.

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Originally Posted by NVSemin

No.

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So Heaven has no life?

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Originally Posted by Dia bando

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Originally Posted by Andre

The whole Universe is alive and works like a clock.

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YES MATE LIKE A :coocoo: CLOCK.

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Thats us mate, :coocoo: humans. This planet would do better without us.

Mundine stinks. One of boxing's biggests punchlines.

When you're climbing out of the pool in front of people and your swim trunks be all like


http://i.imgur.com/YLZPZa0.jpg?1

Yes I think there is life out there in the solar system which is very primitive and still evolving.

I dont think humans "evolved' into being able to do this sort of thing single handed.

This information was brought here way before this fellows works.

People have come up with slow ways to do this sort of thing manually but impossible in the time it took Ed.What was more impossible manually, was the extraction of the blocks.

The world has these sorts of monuments all over it what is occasionally carved into these monuments backs up the notion we were once visited and shown how alignment on ley lines, sacred geometry combined with pure intention and alchemy can move mountains.

This is not the suppressed energy (light force) which we use materially and mentally to create all our new treasures with.This is harmonic,pure intention, love orientated magnetic energy,you cant learn that, you can only be a pure channel of it as an organic living instrument.Depends on your focus what you will see.
A narrow view is always a narrow view.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-b609_uaBg

for sure on Titan there is some bacterial/microbial life. I know because I went there last week for a quick video.

In the Words of Jack Burton - Well, ya see, I'm not saying that I've been everywhere and I've done everything, but I do know it's a pretty amazing planet we live on here, and a man would have to be some kind of FOOL to think we're alone in THIS universe.