The needs of life in the universe

[727Sky]

Something to watch on a rainy day or just when you have some time.

[Bally002]

Cheers Sky,

Will certainly watch this later,

Kind regards,

Bally:)

[WonderCow]

Thanks for posting, this is exactly the kind of documentary I like to watch.

[727Sky]

It is a well done video and they even have Will Smith doing some of the narration however I do not agree with the final conclusion. Billions and billions of galaxies and trillions and trillions of stars and planets kinda blows their "we are unique" out of the water IMO> Speaking of water it is everywhere in the universe with much of it trapped within rocks...not to mention the comets ..!

[guohua]

@"727Sky" 
I finally was able to watch this video this morning.

You're right, we are not unique, not at all.
There has to be civilizations out there.

What if you believe in the Panspermia theory?
Wouldn't a earth like planet with water breathing life (sense life begone in the Oceans) had to of exploded and sent asteroids out into space.