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Message: <blockquote data-quote="~v3n0m~" data-source="post: 5119056" data-attributes="member: 122173">it is considered to be possible when looking at the number of galaxies and stars in the universe.. It is the possibility of a planet being placed at a certain distance to a star to have similar conditions to earth and most probably it should contain necessary chemical substance for the life to occur as well. But the point is, scientist are always making an assumption that the form of life that we can see in the earth is the only form of life we can find in the universe as well, if the existence of life beyond earth is possible.. we say that the life on the earth is occurred just because the earth has the best condition for the life...ok.. what if the life on the earth is formed according to conditions in the planet earth? to suit the earth conditions? If then it is possible to emerge life in any other planet as well!!!  so the possibilities are much more than we thought?</blockquote>

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