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Why should we be alone in this universe? Part I
Why should we be alone in this universe?
This is a major question that instigates thousands of other questions related to our lonely existence in a limitless universe. We are alone as inhabitants of this universe.
Research into the our universe shows no signs of life detected other than our planet earth.
Samples of the earth of the moon were subject to analysis and scientists found out that there are similarities with the that of the earth, but no signs of life were found, i.e. carbon molecules.
Why should our planet earth produce life and so many varieties of different signs of life? Why should advanced explorations of the universe found no signs of life in other planets and other stars? Why should all other galaxies do not, so far indicate any life signs? Why should our planet earth have life and all others do not have life.
Why should there be on our planet two millions of animal species and millions of plant species? Why should there be on earth microscopic life dimensions and on other planets and stars no such life dimensions? Why should there on our planet earth elements, minerals and metals of all sorts and on other planets and stars there are no signs of these?
Why should there be conditions of life on earth and none on any other planet or star? No conditions of life were found yet despite the vast explorations and efforts of space findings?
Conditions of life are only limited to our planet earth.
Our planet earth is made in such a way that it rotates around its axis 1600 Km per hour, and being exposed to the sun, tilting few degrees to produce the four seasons.
Why should there be water of about 75% of the surface of the earth while the other 25% is solid earth?
In these questions there are prospects and place for fundamental and principle thoughts, reflections, feeling and investigation. In these questions there are enough food for human preoccupation and scientific as well as metaphysical thinking and exploration.
Our journey takes infinite episodes of reflection corresponding to our questions and our insatiable curiosity for knowledge, for discovering and finding out about reality and truth.
Being alone in this universe poses a challenge for everybody, scientists, philosophers and laymen. Everyone would like to know.
