Title: Is it Possible that Life Exists on Other Planets? – Exploring Life's Mysteries
Headings: Is it Possible that Life Exists on Other Planets?
Is it Possible that Life Exists on Other Planets?
Is There Life On Other Planets?
Finding Proof of Extraterrestrial Life
What Types of Conditions Would Extraterrestrial Life Require?
Comparing Earth to Other Milky Way Planets
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Finding Life Far, Far Away…
Detecting Life in the Cosmos [VIDEO]

Content: Who is to say that what is inhospitable to us is also inhospitable to alien life forms. After all isn’t the very definition of something “alien”, something that is different from our own? Still scientists, astronomers, physicists and even geologists scan the planets looking for traces of life based on what we know as a race, based on our basic needs and our requirements for survival. What Types of Conditions Would Extraterrestrial Life Require? Assuming that alien life forms do require similar conditions to humans to exist and sustain life on a planet there is no chance that they would be able to live on any of the planets within the Milky Way Galaxy. Within the Milky Way Galaxy are the planets that most children learn while they are in school, although the actual planets seem to be expendable, at least in the case of Pluto. The planets within our solar system as most of the current generation learned them include: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto (now recognized not as a planet but as a dwarf planet.) Life forms that have the same requirements as the human race are unable to sustain themselves on any of the above listed planets with the exception of Earth. We will begin with Earth as we know it to be the only planet that has the ability to sustain life.