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Topic	Why would God make only one planet with living beings?
Questionmarktarius 02/17/18 1:28:00 AM #49:	XxKrazyChaosxX posted... Hell for all we know we could be the least advanced form of life out there. Haha. For two planetary societies to even be aware of the other requires a huge amounts of circumstance. They have to be close enough for photon-based communication to be usable in a relevant timeframe. They have to both be simultaneously advanced enough to even communicate via photons. Right now, we can't do that with the nearest star, roughly four light years away. None of the other planets in our star system have life advanced enough to communicate with us, if there's even life on them at all. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:896239456] in Why would ... [t:76323473]...</cite> <quote><cite>XxKrazyChaosxX posted...</cite> <quote>Hell for all we know we could be the least advanced form of life out there. Haha.</quote> For two planetary societies to even be aware of the other requires a huge amounts of circumstance. They have to be close enough for photon-based communication to be usable in a relevant timeframe. They have to both be simultaneously advanced enough to even communicate via photons. Right now, we can't do that with the nearest star, roughly four light years away. None of the other planets in our star system have life advanced enough to communicate with us, if there's even life on them at all.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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