1.) One very old way that we have tried finding out if there is life on other planets is by sending an astronaut into space to observe everything that he possibly can, and to tell us if there are any signs of life on different planets. This has later evolved into the Hubble Space Telescope (without people) that takes pictures that scientist later analyze for any life. This way seems very basic to us today, but it was a desperate attempt to find life without very advanced technology.
2.) Later, we have also taken samples of the core on different surfaces, such as the moon, and other different planets, and tested them thoroughly in labs to see if there are is any living cell or organism on it.All of the samples were tested for DNA, and bacteria, to give us some clue if there might be something on that planet, or in outer space in general.
3.) People have also tried to search for evidence of any other life in the Bible. How ever strange this might sound, there is the belief that God, since he had already created life on Earth, might have done it elsewhere. Even though there was not a lot in the Bible, it does say "For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them.” This largely hints that there might be something else out there to look for.
2.) Later, we have also taken samples of the core on different surfaces, such as the moon, and other different planets, and tested them thoroughly in labs to see if there are is any living cell or organism on it.All of the samples were tested for DNA, and bacteria, to give us some clue if there might be something on that planet, or in outer space in general.
3.) People have also tried to search for evidence of any other life in the Bible. How ever strange this might sound, there is the belief that God, since he had already created life on Earth, might have done it elsewhere. Even though there was not a lot in the Bible, it does say "For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them.” This largely hints that there might be something else out there to look for.
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