Paul Davies Professor Says Aliens From Outer Space Here On Earth

ET should be searched for right here on earth, says Professor Paul DaviesA Professor from Arizona, Paul Davies, says scientists should stop hunting for intelligence extraterrestrial life in space, and should start looking here on Earth for the truth.In a bizarre claim, Professor Paul Davies says creatures vastly different to life as we know it may already be living here on planet Earth.Hunters for ET have spend millions of dollars setting up radio signal listening posts for years now, without any results.We have also spend billions of dollars sending probes to planets like Mars and looking for other organic materials in space, but if Professor Paul Davies had his way, that money would be spend right here on earth looking for ET visiting here.The UK-born and US residing Professor Paul Davies told the NASA Astrobiology journal that a hunt should begin as soon as possible for "weird life".Professor Paul Davies believes we should hunt for life forms living in harsh environments here on earth to see if "weird life" exists there.Picture: Professor Paul Davies. Look for ET right here on Earth, says Professor Paul Davies.Waters around deep-sea hydrothermal vents are areas science should be exploring to see whether any organisms appear to be living there.If found, these organisms could be representatives of a "shadow" biosphere: not merely a previously undiscovered species, but rather a truly alien form of life, the Astrobiology magazine said."One of the founding assumptions of astrobiology is that life is easy to form, and is therefore widespread in the universe," Cosmologist Paul Davies told the Astrobiology journal."But this is a completely untested assumption; it's merely a fashion. If it's true, we would expect life to have emerged many times on Earth, not just once."Arizona State University Professor Paul Davies, is the director of BEYOND: Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science at the University.Professor Paul Davies says that "If we found that there is an alternative form of life on Earth...the central question of astrobiology is answered: that life is obviously easy to make""It would undoubtedly be the biggest discovery in biology since Darwin and evolution," Paul Davies said.

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