All these worlds are yours, except Europa

I doubt any alien has met another alien anywhere in universe for same reasons stated above. (unless very fortunate to live in a hospitable solar system). As well, LIFE has not had enough time to foster much beyond where we are now. Oh, yes there is life out there but IT hasn't solved the extraordinary difficulty of extreme distance. I feel confident...
 
Newly discovered Jupiter twin hints at new solar system similar to Earth's

"...Our potential match lies about 200 light-years from Earth near a star called HIP 11915 that is very much like our sun. The star can be seen using binoculars near the constellation Cetus in North America's southern night skies..."

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nitro said:
Star Trek supposes that in the future, we will go out in space ships and look for other life forms. More likely, as depicted in one of the greatest sci-fi books ever written and turned into a movie, "2001 A Space Odyssey" what advanced civilizations are more likely to do is to pick a moon near a life supporting planet, preferably one that is tidally locked, and hide instruments on the rear facing side to the planet that can monitor the world for life and communicate back data. That is what the monolith is in 2001.

So, what is this?

http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/20/us/gallery/dawn-mission/index.html
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a natural but unexplained natural formation is likely explanation
 
“In an infinite universe, there must be other occurrences of life. Somewhere in the cosmos, perhaps, intelligent life may be watching,” Hawking said at the launch event at the Royal Society science academy in London.

Agree.

“Either way, there is no bigger question. It’s time to commit to finding the answer, to search for life beyond Earth. We must know.”

'll GUARANTEE YOU THERE IS STEPHEN
http://www.rawstory.com/2015/07/stephen-hawking-launches-biggest-ever-search-for-alien-life/
 
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