Exploring Life Beyond Earth: Is There Oxygen-Based Biota in Other Galaxies?

In summary, the conversation discusses the possibility of other life forms existing outside of Earth and questions whether they may have different body structures and require different gases for survival. However, personal theories and unsupported statements are not allowed and the topic remains open for discussion.
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Swetha.M.L
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There is only one planet (Earth)have life in the universe.But this is invented by human; the son of Earth! Is any other life live away from the solarsystem? I don’t know!…..oureyes&ears reach not so much.

We are the most advanced biota among others in the earth. And we take oxygen as the life air. But I have a doubt ,is in any other biota take other gases instead of oxygen in any other galaxies? Or is a biota has such a body structure. Can we say ‘No’
 
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Swetha.M.L said:
There is only one planet (Earth)have life in the universe.
This is a completely unsupportable personal theory and as such it is not allowed here on PF.

We are the most advanced biota among others in the earth. And we take oxygen as the life air. But I have a doubt ,is in any other biota take other gases instead of oxygen in any other galaxies? Or is a biota has such a body structure. Can we say ‘No’
We don't know if there are any but there probably are and we certainly cannot say there are not, which is why your first statement above is unsupportable.
 
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Thread will remain closed. Personal speculation and making unsupported statements as fact are not allowed at the PF.
 

1. What is oxygen-based biota?

Oxygen-based biota refers to living organisms that require oxygen for survival, growth, and reproduction. This includes all forms of life on Earth, from plants and animals to microorganisms.

2. Can life exist without oxygen?

Yes, there are some forms of life known as anaerobic organisms that can survive without oxygen. These organisms obtain energy through alternative metabolic processes, such as fermentation or using other chemical compounds as an energy source.

3. How do scientists search for oxygen-based biota in other galaxies?

Scientists use various techniques to search for oxygen-based biota in other galaxies. These include analyzing the atmosphere of exoplanets for the presence of oxygen, looking for biosignatures in the light spectra of distant planets, and using radio telescopes to search for signs of life.

4. What are the challenges of exploring for life beyond Earth?

There are several challenges in exploring for life beyond Earth. These include the vast distances between planets and galaxies, the difficulty in detecting small and distant objects, and the lack of knowledge about potential life forms that may exist in different environments.

5. Why is it important to search for life in other galaxies?

Searching for life in other galaxies can provide valuable insights into the origins and evolution of life in the universe. It can also help us understand the potential for life to exist in extreme environments and expand our understanding of the diversity of life forms beyond Earth.

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