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Does science recognize the existence of aliens? I know there is a good chance they exist just out of probability, but is there any concrete evidence? Personally I think astrobiology is just a branch of cryptozoology.

>> No.10182365
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>>10182362
>Personally I think astrobiology is just a branch of cryptozoology.
t. brainlet who doesn't understand statistics

>> No.10182373

>>10182365
Like I said I understand their likeliness of existence due to probability. But gigantopithicus crossing the Bering Strait into North America isn’t exactly impossible, either. Where is the physical evidence?

>> No.10182378

No, I don't.

>> No.10182385

science IS aliens, wake up sheeple

>> No.10182626

>>10182362
there is no concrete evidence

>> No.10182729

>>10182626
What about us?
We exist, that's concrete.

>> No.10182948

>>10182626
And every evidence will be given different explanations than that we are not alone.

>> No.10182955

>>10182365
Those numbers are pure bullshit and sucked out of somebody's ass.

>> No.10183000

>>10182362
I dont think there are any multicellular aliens out there.

>> No.10183013

>>10182729
rare earth hypothesis

>> No.10183264

>>10183000
So the development of multicellular life on earth was a statistical impossibility that happened anyway?

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>>10182362
I hope they exist, can’t wait to have my very own alien gf

>> No.10183601

>>10182373
>Where is the physical evidence?
They're looking.
We've only started to reliably detect exoplanets very recently, the trick now is to find one with the signs of life in its atmosphere.
Assuming you don't find it on Europa, Enceladus, or somewhere else in the solar system.
If you can verify it's life with an independent origin from us (and not cross contamination between the planets) then you can make an assumption that the universe should be lousy with life at some level if it managed to happen twice in the same system.