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The Hubble Space Telescope detects carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of an extrasolar planet in a step toward finding extraterrestrial life.

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  • Science has not proven life beyond Earth, but it has shown it to be * extremely * probable.

    We've only just begun to detect nearby extrasolar planets, and we've found 300 so far.

    Some of which are roughly Earth-sized, and near habitable zones.

    We haven't found a planet that is habitable yet because that our instruments are not yet sensitive enough.

    There are millions of worlds in our galaxy alone. Earth can't be the only one that is habitable, and has life - it's the only logical conclusion.

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  • Thats the thing..Those Laws of Nature..

    were made.. not to.. go-against..

    peace.+........with, my 2 cents.

  • Indeed "FaustianDeal" we predict that there are trillions of planets identical to ours in our near universe.

  • So ture.

    you have to be a total idiot to say there is no life out there.

    Our evidence of life being out there should be our own planet is one of those planets in space. Its a real shame that planets have so much distance.

    Maybe it is us who have just been born too small.

  • I think that your leap of reason is beyond reality. Science is doing nothing of the sort of proofs that you are claimimg.

  • Pin Chin. LUL

  • YAY! E.Ts

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