Is there any living thing in universe?

Answer 1

yes there is life on another planet but not any living organisms there are trees water plants and oxygen.well it is possible there may be any living organism planet except earth in another galaxy.only god knows

Answer 2

Absolutely! There are quadrillions of living creatures on planet Earth alone. Whether there is life on any of the planets that surround the 100 million+ stars in this galaxy, or any of the other hundreds of millions of galaxies, is unknown at this time. But most scientists think the notion that this is the only planet in the entire universe with life on it is an extraordinarily egotistical human-centric position.

Answer 3

We don't know. We haven't been there. AnswerEminent theoretrical physicists such as Paul Davies have calculated that the chances of life existing on Earth are the equivalent to aiming a laser from this planet and hitting a 1centimetre square target dead centre at the farthest edge of the Universe. In "The Emperor's New Mind" the physicist and mathematician Roger Penrose wrote: "The conditions for life must have been precise to an accuracy of one part in 1010123. This is 10 billion multiplied by itself 123 times. One could not even actually write down the number in total. This is more zeroes than the number of elementary particles in the Universe. So, we are faced with the question: Why does life exist when there are so many reasons it should not?" So, the reality is the fact that we - or indeed any form of life - exist on Earth is something which, statistically speaking, should not have happened. Based on this, it is highly unlikely that the same myriad conditions have been met on another planet. We may be alone in the Universe; mathematically speaking, we probably are unique. However, for those who are believers in God, the Divine Creative force is one which always seeks to express; so, one never knows.

Answer 4

So far, life has not been found on other planets, or elsewhere, outside the Earth. But there isn't enough information available to be sure; in fact, some believe it to be quite unlikely that something that occured on Earth won't occur elsewhere.