Why do aliens live for more than 100 years

The hypothesis that aliens can live for more than 100 years is based on human curiosity and speculation about extraterrestrial life, but there is no conclusive evidence to prove the correctness of this hypothesis.

On Earth, the lifespan of different species varies greatly, but it is often influenced by many factors such as genetics, environment, food, and disease, among others. However, even on Earth, we cannot find any living thing that can live to be more than 100 years old. While some marine organisms and some invertebrates can live for more than 100 years, this is because their living environment and physiological structure allow them to slow down the rate of cellular aging.

However, if we assume that extraterrestrial life exists and that their living environment is completely different from that of Earth, then their lifespan could be affected in a completely different way. For example, if extraterrestrial life has a different cell structure than life on Earth, they may be able to slow down the rate of cellular aging and prolong lifespan. However, our current understanding of extraterrestrial life is very limited, so it is impossible to determine whether this hypothesis is correct.

In short, the hypothesis that aliens can live for more than 100 years is based on human curiosity and speculation about extraterrestrial life, but there is no conclusive evidence to prove the correctness of this hypothesis.

Aliens of different races live for different years.

Sirius, Pleiades, Andromeda.

Sirius seems to have lived to be around 200 years old, and according to the book "Children of Ami Star", the ancestors of Western Europe, the Atlanteans, could live about 1,000 years.

We can't be so arbitrary to say that there is something that has not been proven! None of this is the spirit of science.

In addition to the earth, there is no life on other planets, which requires human beings to redefine life. This is because:

1. We humans can't go to other planets to conduct a careful search, so we can't arbitrarily say yes or no.

2. As for the understanding of life forms, since we have only seen life forms on the earth, human beings arbitrarily say that extraterrestrial life forms are the same as those on earth. Is that really the case? Perhaps extraterrestrial life forms are fundamentally different from life forms on Earth.

In this respect, perhaps human insight is nothing more than a frog at the bottom of a well.

Humans have always believed that the essence of life is protein. But don't robots now also have some human abilities? But robots don't have protein at all!

But our way of thinking is the same – we all use electricity to transmit information! (Could our robots be similar to the single-celled organisms we had when life began on Earth?) This also suggests that there may be non-protein organisms on the extraterrestrials.

Therefore, scientists should open their minds and not assume that extraterrestrial life must be the same as that on Earth. Otherwise, you'll never find extraterrestrial life. Or I don't know if I encounter an alien.

UFOs are also just UFOs, they can also be human hallucinations, or they can be some unknown natural phenomenon. We can't arbitrarily say it's an alien flying machine!

A lot of the reports are not necessarily true, because the topic is too sensitive, and good people want to use this to make a name for themselves, so it is common to make up stories or falsehoods. Who can we trust? Only by believing in yourself, you can really believe when you see it.

There must be aliens. Now that medical technology is so advanced, people will live longer and longer!

Yes, probably, but it's not good.