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ArishMell · 70-79, M
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I do NOT discount the possibility of life on other planets, whether in highly-developed forms or simple unicellular.
We will almost certainly never know if any such life exists though because apart from the faint possibility of micro-organisms on Mars, the nearest planets that might support any sort of life are just too far away for us to detect what's on them.
I do not believe in "aliens" from Space, beloved of those who follow fantasists like Erik von Daniken.
Nor do I believe in mythical animals like Big Foot, the Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster.
I do NOT discount the possibility of life on other planets, whether in highly-developed forms or simple unicellular.
We will almost certainly never know if any such life exists though because apart from the faint possibility of micro-organisms on Mars, the nearest planets that might support any sort of life are just too far away for us to detect what's on them.
I do not believe in "aliens" from Space, beloved of those who follow fantasists like Erik von Daniken.
Nor do I believe in mythical animals like Big Foot, the Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster.