It is confirmed! There is life in outer space. In the far reaches of the Milky Way Galaxy, there lies approximately 200 billion to 400 billion stars. This is considered a fraction compared to our own Andromeda Galaxy, which houses more than one trillion stars.
Amongst this 200~400 billion of stars in the Milky Way Galaxy, there lies a solar system emitting regular pulsating radio waves. Our probes have identified some of the stronger pulses due as radioactive emission from nuclear detonation that occurred in the past.
While contact with the lifeforms found in this solar system is still not established, one particular planet orbiting this system appear to be inhabited by numerous species of intelligent and semi-developed life-forms. This third planet, currently named by its GUID (Galaxy Unique Identifier) MWG.Sol.3, formed approximately 4.54 billion years ago in the current cycle of the galaxy. Lifeforms first appeared within a billion years of its formation and is expected to continue for another 5 billion years or so, before its eventual destruction due to the growth of its sun into a . . . → Read More: CONFIRMED: There is life in outer space!
