Profile: ChrisJay

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I love to travel and see the world around us. This project in theory is helping us to see a bit of the bigger picture, so surely we are all obliged to take part.

Has anyone been calculating the possibility of solar systems that no longer exist due to massive extinction events or other causes?
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
If it were impossible for life to exist anywhere else, surely that would mean that we never existed in the first place, so there must be someone else out there. It's just a matter of time before we find them. If they were to be hostile and invade the world, they would be the one's looking for us, and we should then do our best to be aware of what is exactly out there, for we cannot assume that E.T. isn't packing heat
Seriously though. is there much point in looking beyond our own solar system before we develop ways to see distant places in our own time, and not merely a time delayed projection from eons ago! Then there is also no point at yet as we are still unable to make contact. Even if we were to send a message now using current technology, it would not even be recieved till well after the next millenium. The only logical conclusion would be to wait until either we do develop technology which can break the lightspeed barrier, or E.T. comes for a visit.
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