SuperSmoker420
Active Member
So I was watching tv the other day and this physicist guy said that there are 50 to 100 billion galaxies in the universe, each consisting of 50 to 100 billion planets of their own. I'm no mathmatician but thats a whole shitload of planets. So my question is how unique is our earth? Scientists say that water is the basis of life, and if theres water its a good spot to start the search for life, but they've found evidence of water formerly being present on other planets in OUR own solar system. It seems a bit arrogant for us to think that we are the only planet in the universe that is capible of supporting life. Its easy to say that earth is perfect because God made it perfect and we are alone, but thats an entirely different arguement. I'm curious to know what you guys think.