Are We Alone in the Universe? The Surprising Probability of Alien Life

In this short video, we learn about the mind-blowing number of potential Earth-sized planets that may exist in the universe. According to recent studies, on average, every star has at least one planet, and one fifth of those have Earth-sized planets.

With approximately 100 billion stars in our Milky Way galaxy alone, this means there could be billions of Earth-like planets in our galaxy. And when you consider the 100 billion galaxies within sight of the Hubble Space Telescope, the numbers become almost unfathomable. With this information, it's hard to believe that we are the only intelligent life in the universe.

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[shubhamkumar-nwui]

" If we are alone, seems like an awful waste of space "....Carl Sagan

[Sergio-dnhz]

How sad is it to imagine that we are going to die without knowing what's out there and if humanity will ever be able to travel from planet to planet or towards other galaxies

[alansilverman]

Whether there's intelligent life elsewhere in the galaxy, we're still alone...

They're light years away, which means we're hopelessly separated by millions of years!

[googleuser]

We can't even get along with eachother let alone anyone else

[TryDiy]

Life definitely exists elsewhere, whether we ever meet them is another thing.

[ricflair]

Bacteria, ant, dolphin, human, dinosaur all evolved from the same planet and we are so different. Imagine how different lifeforms would be like on another planet.

[goodvibrations]

To think we originated from an accident is ridiculous.

[jeromephilip]

"Two possibilities exist: Either we are all alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying!" - Arthur C. Clarke

[YourFavOnline_Dietitian]

It's either we are alone or there's a lot of alien life out there, more than we all can imagine

[Fellingit]

Imagine if we would have focused on space instead of going too war with each other we would know by now

[raeesshah]

We being alone feels more scary than being with other forms of live somewhere

[dr.simonflores]

Good thing we are so far apart among the stars for we are very noisy neighbours 🥳🥳🥳

[robertgoodger]

The vastness of the Universe puts everything into context
A constant reminder of our insignificance is a healthy thing.

[dennissettlemyre]

Some people can’t even find Waldo. Imagine looking for something in all that. And even if you only look at the “Goldilocks zone” (the distance we are from the sun. Everything closer is too hot & everything further is too cold), it’d still be an unimaginable number.

[chadelliottyler]

Maybe we’re not alone, but at this point we may as well be.

[ricardoofthorolund]

Are we alone? Yes. Is there life anywhere else in the universe? Of course, they're alone too...

[fishmunga]

Do you mean to tell me there's actually a chance I might find love in the whole universe?

[miakiceh]

Do you know what's even more ridiculous? ... To not realize how miraculous it is - that we even exist; given all the similarities that we share with other galaxies and there's no evidence of life anywhere else.

[fnocbiu]

aliens life are everywhere inside the whole of the universe, but yet the human being haven't met them eye to eye

[SM-jvrw]

I think we already are chatting with each other from different different galaxies 😂