geeky but crazy

i know this may look geeky
look at the pic


every single whit dot is a sun like owers and maybe bigger and every one has planets ,and this called galaxy(duh) and the universe has billions of those galaxies.

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"55.37": And when the heaven is rent asunder, and then becomes red like red hide.

"55.38": Which then of the bounties of your Lord will you deny?
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are u still fasting!!!!!


speed freak

i heard in lybia its over ??

not the universe....Ramadan i mean.

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yeah u right today is al-aied happy aied by the way


speed freak

Yeah and some people think there are no other lifeforms out there

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like me, for one.

How can you not? It's completely implausible to think that there isn't life out there somewhere. MY thinking is, that if there is life out there, and it has mastered inter-galactic travel - why would they be interested in this backwards little rock?

there's probably all these planets having parties, and they just dont wana invite australia



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The conditions of life to begin are so ridiculously implausible that not even the immense size of the universe makes it likely to have occured more than once.

And if u wanna say God created the world, then why are we on our seemingly random little speck amongst the sea of uninhabited ones?

I dont think there is life in any other place in this universe. Its just that so many things have to match that there would be life, at least in the form we know it. But I dont think theres life in any other form either.

EDIT: About people saying that God created the world - why He wouldnt have put us just to this small and random piece of rock? And if we believe that the Big Bang theory is true, then why this Big Bang just syddently happen? Why there was already some material at first place? But lets not get in to that debate here, as I dont think it does any justice to this thread.


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hell yes it does justice to this thread, it's phenomonally interesting.

I for one can't comprehend the idea that there existed a t = 0, literally before time began. It's a concept that's outside one's comfort zone, but I don't think it necessitates that it's therefore untrue.

I'm of Matt's line of thought, however difficult and rare the conditions for life to form are, they happened here millenia ago, so I find it rather strange to assume there's nothing else around.

Of course, I have just finsihed reading Arthur C. Clarke's 2001: A Space Odyssey, so maybe I'm a dreamer.

Its not implausible to find any number of other planets which have conditions similar to ours allowing life, if there are thousands of stars of similar age, size and mass to the sun, with planets orbiting it, then its imo quite naive to think we're alone.




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Its not implausible to find any number of other planets which have conditions similar to ours allowing life, if there are thousands of stars of similar age, size and mass to the sun, with planets orbiting it, then its imo quite naive to think we're alone.

i generally agree with that.

The conditions of life to begin are so ridiculously implausible

only based on our laws. and we've adapted to fit earth a bit, so who's to say something can't adapt to living in -5000 degrees?

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very good point b-tone.

afterall, on earth billions and billions of years ago werent there micro-organisms that lived in ph extremes of the acids and salt lakes? the sulphur pools?

and what about the creatures that live by the volcanic pits below the sea in near boiling water levels?


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I'm reading a book at the minute entitled "Vital Dust - Life As A Cosmic Imperative" where the author (Prof Christian de Duve) is trying to explain how life was bound to happen somewhere along the line. It's a good book.

Did you ever read Airframe, Zcott?


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only based on our laws. and we've adapted to fit earth a bit, so who's to say something can't adapt to living in -5000 degrees?

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on earth billions and billions of years ago werent there micro-organisms that lived in ph extremes of the acids and salt lakes? the sulphur pools?

and what about the creatures that live by the volcanic pits below the sea in near boiling water levels?
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> The conditions of life to begin are so
> ridiculously implausible that not even the immense
> size of the universe makes it likely to have
> occured more than once.
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> And if u wanna say God created the world, then why
> are we on our seemingly random little speck
> amongst the sea of uninhabited ones?
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>

Hey, things happen

I know it's late, but bleh.



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But the fact remains, why is it so implausible Mika? If it happened here, when there are millions of other planets, surely the logical answer is that statistically there's bound ot be life on other planets.

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