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Life out there …And beyond our position, at greater galactic radii, we find a deserted wasteland. And so, it seems that life would almost inevitably arise here, on this world, around this sun, in this region of the Milky Way galaxy. There's little else that we could conceivably call home...

Who ever said the gods don’t enjoy a drink every once in a while. Of course if they’re spilling it. It may jus mean they’ve over indulged.

15 Theories on Why We Haven’t Met Any Aliens Yet Interstellar Distance: This suggests that even if intelligent life is common, interstellar distances are so vast that spacefaring civilizations are simply too far apart to have found each other yet. Our galaxy alone is 100,000 light-years...

Here we have the reason why deciding we know everything that we will ever know, or need to know, about what’s out there because the math (i.e. Physics) tells us, so; is a bad idea. No, I am not saying that we should ignore any of the physics: particle, string, the big bang, etc., and you name...

And it’s only 136 light years away. Don’t get me wrong I love the study of space and the tantalizing but, well let’s face it for the foreseeable future, out of reach of our ability to get to another earth like (life sustaining) planet; anywhere. Heck even the shot of sending man to Mars is now...

Scientists may finally know where the biggest, oldest black holes in the universe came from. Ok so what does it matter? How does knowing even the age of the Universe itself make a difference? One way or another the earth’s, days are numbered. Am I being fatalistic or pessimistic?? Yeah...