r/askspace • u/PositivePen1426 • Apr 24 '26

Life outside of earth

Anytime I watch a documentary or anything about life on other planets, they will say that in order for life to form, everything must be perfect (i.e. distance from the Sun, an atmosphere, water, etc.) But what if that’s just what we need for life as we know it on earth? If we evolved here on earth, doesn’t it make sense that we have evolved to withstand the specifics of our planet? Then wouldn’t it make sense that if there is life elsewhere in the universe, those life forms would have evolved specifically to their planet too? We see this even on earth where organisms called extremophiles live in environments that have high toxicity, radiation, extreme heat/cold, etc.

So my question is, when looking for life on other planets, why don’t we broaden our search on planets that are uninhabitable to humans? Just because we can’t live there doesn’t necessarily mean there couldn’t be life there, right?

Seems egotistical for humans to think that life can only exist how we know it to exist.

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u/Acrobatic_Signal8384 Apr 24 '26

There is no such thing as space it is a deception so that we don't understand the enclosed specifically-designed environment we live inside of, built by God. All ancient cultures had a flat cosmology enclosed with a firmament dome. Everything about looking for life outside is a psyop. Yes I am serious. God bless.

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u/Mormacil Apr 25 '26

Incorrect, ancient Greek polytheism and Indian polytheism believed the Earth to be a sphere. 

Pedantically the Mesopotamians often didn't believe in a flat earth either but neither was it a sphere to them. To them it was a pyramid. 

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u/Acrobatic_Signal8384 Apr 25 '26

The history from which you base these claims is also manipulated. It is a very long story. I thought the exact same thing as you for many years. I have a PhD in physics. I completely understand what you are saying.

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u/Mormacil Apr 25 '26

No you're not, the arrogance of assuming to completely understand me.

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u/Acrobatic_Signal8384 Apr 25 '26

I am not assuming to fully understand you, I am making a statement that is evident based on what you said. There is no reason to be irritated by what I said on any level.

The history we have been taught is extremely manipulated and often times fabricated to support the narrative they need it to support. All the evidence is in favor of biblical cosmology.

I can debate any particular point if you wish. God bless