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Extraterrestrial life
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Extraterrestrial life in history
Extraterrestrial life in history
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cyclotreker
4/2/09
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Cultures in ancient India may have held beliefs about extraterrestrial life, as evidenced by some of their ancient texts.
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mordinho
4/2/09
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The first Western thinkers to consider the possibility of extraterrestrial life were the Greeks.
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tbone
4/2/09
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In 1277 the Bishop of Paris declared that extraterrestrial life was theologically possible, because an omnipotent God could create multiple worlds.
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painkiller24
10/3/09
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It's amazing when you look at all of the symbols and paintings/pictures/chislings that so many different cultures made a long time ago. It's so amazing because they were completely isolated from each other and had no way of communicating or knowing that the others existed, but what they all drew of what they saw in the sky (besides the obvious things like stars, the moon and the planets and sun) were definetly (if not exactly) the same. I'm skeptical on the whole alien visitation thing but that one's a little tough to shake.
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