are there living things outside the earth?

Answer 1

We are proof life does exist in the Universe. We haven't proved life has happened beyond Earth. Pretty wild. Lends truth to the "we are special and unique" argument, yet begs the how and why questions. I keep things simple and orderly by accepting God as the answer. All will be answered in Heaven. Our consciousness seems to be eternal so we have lots of time to learn. Humans are NOT the apex of creation, merely different.

Answer 2

Yes: Astronauts.

Answer 3

Nothing proven yet.  Some people have claimed evidence for non-earth bacteria but the measurements are controversial (not clear that the stuff is not from earth).  We have never found good evidence for the existence of life now or in the past beyond the confines of this planet.  The odds are very high that there is life elsewhere, in my opinion, but opinion is not proof.

Answer 4

None found as yet, but more pobably than possibly. I mean look at moss piggies, those tiny guys can survive about anywhere, might even be a new colony of them living on the moon.

https://featuredcreature.com/bizarre-world-of-moss...

Answer 5

I don't believe we have found any, but it is very accepted that there is other life in the universe

Answer 6

We haven't found proof yet.

Answer 7

The Chinese sent a colony of silkworms and some plants for them to eat  up to the Moon.

I am not sure if they are still alive.

ps, six humans- four men and two women are currently in the International Space Station. There are also quite a few plants within the Space Station.

https://www.nasa.gov/content/growing-plants-in-spa...

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expedit...

Answer 8

Fossilized bacteria was found on Mars

• Phil4 weeks agoReport

  No, it was found circa 1990s in Antarctica in a meteorite thought to have come to Earth from Mars 16 million years ago.
  

Answer 9

only god knows, maybe you should ask him this question

Answer 10

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