Do you think 'aliens' exist...

Yes but I think it's probably nothing like we could ever imagine... If that makes sense

www.newscientist.com/article/dn14690-water-bears-are-first-animal-to-survive-space-vacuum.html#.VBN4w_ldU1Y

Water Bears. It's like these things have originally come from another planet. They can actually survive in a space vacuum and are virtually indestructible on Earth. If there was anything I think it would be something like this and not the 'greys'. 

Both made of awesomeness. There is no grim smiley!

Thanks. Now I can't drink water and I'm going to die.

I would like to think so. I think it would be wrong to assume we are the only life in the whole universe.

This sort of thing has always been an interesting subject for me, however people do dismiss it as nonsense believing that whatever life would not have required technology for such a a journey to Earth. However you also have to think how advanced whatever other races out there could be.

Like AREA 51, I sound like captain obvious here but there is definitely something crafty going on there.

Anyway sound like a bit of space cadet I know but hey

Yes definitely some kind of life. There are potentially billions of other planets.

There is not a doubt in my mind as to whether aliens exist. And I don't think we're too far away from discovering them as well.
As what has been mentioned above ~ the idea of them being little greet dudes with big heads an massive eyes is a tad optimistic, I believe it is a little arrogant to dismiss all life on other planets.

Just look at how frequently we hear about new planets being discovered. It's not even front page news anymore.

I can't wait for that day! :-)

Yeah I get all that, but like I say, the amount of other exoplanets that have been discovered in the last 5 years in insane.
Just think about how big the Universe is ~ we don't have the brain power to even understand the sheer size of it. And all the millions and millions of stars in our Galaxy alone..

I dunno. I just personally believe that the chances are pretty high. 

www.space.com/18790-habitable-exoplanets-catalog-photos.html


Edit :  Plus there could be life on other planets that don't need the gasses and ecosystem we need to survive. So it wouldn't have to be as critically timed, or as perfect a distance from their sun..

The odds of what has happened on earth are so ridiculously small, but if you think about how many billions of planets there are, even the smallest of odds gives opportunity for at least a couple of them to even have *something*. It doesn't even necessarily have to be that parallel universe, like in Fringe, or something weird and 'alternative' like Futurama, but, even if it's just little weird animals like the totally bonkers shit you see at the bottom of the sea, there's got to be something.
Cells adapt to their surrounding, so it might not necessarily be anything that needs to 'breathe' 'oxygen', as such, there could be another way of supporting life on a different planet, that wouldn't be possible for us, in our atmosphere.

Probably.. heh, I'm not a scientist, or a Brian Cox, but it sounds logical at least. That's all I can base assumptions on really, because, well, anything and everything to do with space and other galaxies and planets and all of that is just too insane for my brain to compute and comprehend.

To quote Jurassic Park (Mr42) ~ Life finds a way :-)

Totally!