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What is life, how did it start and who created it? No one really knows how life was created and how it evolved. Scientist believe that life is the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death. Beyond our earth there are unknown billions of miles of space that includes galaxies, solar systems and planets. Earth is 4.5 billion years old however the universe is 14 billion years old. The earliest forms of humans were documented to be on earth 200,000 years ago. This time frame is microscopic compared to the time span of our universe. I believe that there is extraterrestrial life beyond our planet and that aliens have been to earth in the past.
Many famous scientists, such as Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, and Miyuki Hatoyama, believe in extraterrestrial life. Experts base their belief on statistics of huge numbers that extraterrestrial life has the high probability of existing. There are billions of galaxies that have millions of solar systems and trillions of planets. Many of these planets must have some type of life form due to the infinite probabilities. Recently, NASA discovered that Mars has ice on the surface which indicates water was present when the planet was warmer. The most important element to sustain life is water. If Mars had water, could it have had intelligent life forms in its history?
On a regular basis, I watch Ancient Aliens, a television show on the History Channel. The show has credible, famous scientists and Ancient Alien theorists that offer evidence and hypothesis on important structural ruins created on the Earth in the past. This television show has made me believe in alien life. One example is the Great Pyramids, but we’ve all heard of the connection how aliens may have helped lift the heavy pyramid stones. However, more compelling proof surrounds two other places, Puma Punku and Nazca

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