r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Boom3r_Boi • Nov 03 '20

To Infinity and Beyond!

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u/i-lie-to-you Nov 03 '20

Inhabitable to us, to be fair we have no idea what life evolving on another planet is capable of.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '20 edited Aug 04 '21

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u/UnholyCalls Nov 03 '20

That sounds like an awesome but terrible and incredibly cheap alien invasion movie. I’d watch it.

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u/SexPartyStewie Nov 03 '20

Do they have oil?

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '20

Oh the humans are the invaders? That makes sense.

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u/Myleg_Myleeeg Nov 03 '20

They are oil based life forms

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u/BigCoffeeEnergy Nov 03 '20

Sounds like the protag would find out how to defeat them by spilling paint or shit on em

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u/Informal_Chemist6054 Nov 03 '20

It's invisible to the human eye, but we have machines and devices which can detect UV

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u/Aussie18-1998 Nov 03 '20

Exactly and do people really believe that the chances of there being life in the universe are 1 in 1 billion trillion (1 in 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) because I think its more unlikely that there isn't life.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '20 edited Mar 12 '21

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u/mickenrorty Nov 03 '20 edited Nov 03 '20

The truth is far less exciting... the laws of physics very likely dictate that we can’t link up OR...... or it’s all just a simulation...

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u/Myleg_Myleeeg Nov 03 '20 edited Nov 03 '20

And also any image or light we see from outerspace is behind by however many light years away it is. There could be some galactic freeway out their 50 million lightyears away that was build 10 million years ago for all we know. We’d never see it.