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Are we alone? It’s a question that many hope to have answered, and some believe they already have the answer to. Some scientists maintain that we will find alien life in the next thirty years, if not sooner. Subscribe for more! ► http://bit.ly/BeAmazedSubscribe ◄ Stay updated ► http://bit.ly/BeAmazedFacebook https://twitter.com/BeAmazedVideos ◄ Get in touch or join the team: http://goo.gl/forms/2lOZyOeL3N SPOILER ALERT!!! A condensed list is below: ➢ 10. Tiny Life on Meteorites Earth has been hit by a number of meteoritesover the past four billion years. Of the many tons of cosmic dust and meteorites that hit the Earth on a daily basis, three have been determined to have possibly come in contact with life. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/tinylifeonmeteorites ➢ 9. The Wow Signal In 1977 Ohio State University picked up a strange signal from their Big Ear Telescope an observatory that scanned the sky for alien radio signals. On August 15, , The telescope picked up a radio signal that measured as ‘6EQUJ5’ from an area of empty space and astronomer, Dr. Jerry R. Ehman wrote the simple phrase,‘Wow’. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/thewowsignal ➢ 8. The black knight The black knight is a mysterious, unidentified satellite that was detected way back in 1899 by the brilliant Serbian inventor, Nikola Tesla, who some think intercepted signals from the unknown satellite. The satellite is believed to be 13000 years old and numerous others have since claimed to have picked up similar signals relating to its existence. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/theblackknight ➢ 7. Nasa Cover-ups If anybody in the world currently knows whether alien life exists, it would most likely be US government agencies such as NASA. What's unnerving is that there ARE many strange signs to suggest that NASA has been concealing information from the public. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/nasacoverups https://www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/6816499986 ➢ 6. Ancient evidence Peculiar ancient hieroglyphs may be proof that even generations before us knew that alien life exists. Some famous hieroglyphics bears symbols resembling modern day vehicles, suggesting alien life was known about during ancient times. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/ancientevidense ➢ 5. Strange radio bursts Since 2001 telescopes around the world have been picking up so-called fast radio bursts that lasts just a few milliseconds and erupt with about as much energy as the sun releases in a month. Ten have been detected so far and were determined to have originated 5.5 billion light years away. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/strangeradiobursts ➢ 4. Life on Mars For more than a century, people have speculated about whether there is life on the red planet that is Mars. Thanks to NASAs curiosity rover that landed on the planet in 2012, it's likely that soon we may know whether life was or is present on the planet. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/lifeonmars ➢ 3.Life Can Exist Anywhere, Even Deep-Space Extremophiles are creatures that exist in conditions that would kill most other kinds of life. Since the building blocks of life can form anywhere, life beyond our own rock is possible and likely. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/lifeexistsanywhere ➢ 2. There are Thousands of Exoplanets In 2009 NASA launched the Kepler satellite observatory to look out into the farthest reaches of space. As Kepler scans the void, it has discovered and is still discovering, a staggering amount of exoplanets that may be habitable. In other words, our galaxy alone is full of planets within the important habitable zone, where alien life is likely to thrive. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/thousandsofexoplanets ➢ 1. Life could be in Our Backyard For life, as we know it, to survive we requires liquid water and heat. The prospect for finding liquid water within our solar system outside of earth may not be as unlikely as we first thought. Apparently there are entire oceans of liquid water beneath the crust of ice on Jupiter’s moons Europa, Ganymede and Saturn’s moon, Enceladus. Credit: http://fur.ly/0/lifeinourbackyard Music credit: Lightless Dawn Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative, Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/