Life out of our Solar system? Wait, what?

[CharlieKasper]

16-18 is college in India as well. But we can also choose to continue in school (known as senior secondary school) and the courses differ in colleges and senior secondary schools. Usually the subjects in colleges are tougher.

[Pandalink]

16-18 is college in India as well. But we can also choose to continue in school (known as senior secondary school) and the courses differ in colleges and senior secondary schools. Usually the subjects in colleges are tougher.

In the UK the reverse is true, with continuing on in school being the more academically difficult option.

[Exterminator]

Hmm, kay then i dont understand the world system of education..fuck me.

Well in India its rather different, seeing that its usually easier for people to just buy any degree or distinction..or job they want.

[Boromir]

First of all, as a biologist, I have to say, these kinds of speculations are all BS.
The space is TOO big to expect things to be what we expect them to be.
We cannot know if aliens live based on O2 and H2O as humans do.
The conjecture that all lifeforms need O2 and H2O applies only to the Earth..
We do not know how it is like on other planets.

[JDC]

You would have to complete an infinite amount of tasks in order to accomplish hitting the door, therefore hitting the door is incomprehensible and impossible.

xd

My bruised cheekbone says otherwise. :devroll:

First of all, as a biologist, I have to say, these kinds of speculations are all BS.
The space is TOO big to expect things to be what we expect them to be.
We cannot know if aliens live based on O2 and H2O as humans do.
The conjecture that all lifeforms need O2 and H2O applies only to the Earth..
We do not know how it is like on other planets.

Exactly. For all we know, some planets could have biospheres even farther than what we currently know as the RNA-World Hypothesis, or ammonia-based life forms.

Perhaps some are even independent of carbon, a vital component of just about all Earth-based life.