At 9/17/09 06:38 AM, zrick wrote: I'd love to know we're not alone, but I don't think we'll ever find out. I think the laws , age and sheer unimaginable scale of the Universe make make it extremely difficult for two or more different intelligent life-forms to ever interact with each other.

yeah i agree. not to mention communication would be so terrible if we ever did manage to meet a different species of intelligent life one of us will destroy the other.

but yeah I doubt it will ever happen short of some monumental discovery of a new transportation technology. Like something that warps space in a way we want it to. since we cant go as fast as light me move our selves and space in the opposite direction etc

who knows there are all kinds of strange things in science

I doubt any of those stars have inhabitants though.

Though some may contain fire people.

At 9/17/09 11:52 AM, Alamadu wrote: who knows there are all kinds of strange things in science

You're talking about the theoretical world of "wormholes", which could be our best chance at traveling long distances across the universe, if we could harness these wormholes.

At 9/17/09 01:12 PM, Ejit wrote: Please shut up.

Awww....is someone getting overwhelmed by the massive size of the universe?

I always sayd that the galaxy is to big for just for humans