NASA FINALLY CONFIRMS EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE DOES EXIST ON OTHER PLANETS

Aliens really do exist!

The idea of aliens has long been a conspiracy theory endlessly spoken about regarding the reason for their existence and what alien's true motives are. For starters, NASA has now stated that extraterrestrial life does exist on other planets. Space boffins at NASA have confirmed this report. This is the first time that NASA has spoken about alien life, but now they have confirmed that it does exist. Now that NASA has made this bold statement NASA now is on a mission to find these alien lifeforms that they believe exist. NASA is also planning to use one of the most intricate road maps of space to find their "precious cargo." They also have apparently found over 5000 planets that could indeed sustain life, and many more are likely to be found.

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Professor of planetary science and physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sara Seager has been quoted as saying "Sometime shortly, people will be able to point to a star and say, 'that star has a planet like Earth.'" Professor Seager has also stated that Astronomers believe that every star in a milky way most likely has at least one planet.

Thanks to modern technology and telescope astronomers can look at hundreds of stars and determine if they have one or more orbiting planets. Additionally, this technology can determine if there is a form of liquid water within those areas and if there is then there is a possibility of life. NASA plans to further enhance the technology of telescopes to delve deeper into this topic. Matt Mountain, director, and Webb telescope scientist, has stated that information that was unknown five years ago has now been revealed in that ten to twenty percent of stars around the Earth have Earth-size planets in the habitable zone.

An interesting question is whether these planets will ever be given a name much like the other ones that currently stand or if there are far too many to be placing names on new planets.