Is there life in the universe?

As for the topic of whether you think there is other life in this universe, I think, except for the solar system.

In addition to the Earth, there will also be a planet with the same environment as the Earth in other star systems, and there will also be the phenomenon of life survival. Why? Because, on the one hand, the universe is an infinite space composed of countless star systems, and an infinite number of star systems are the cells that make up the universe, and they are the unit entities that move cyclically and independently of the universe.

In other words, there are not only solar systems in the universe, but also countless other star systems. Every star system in the universe has the same laws of motion and change, the same material composition, the same material structure, many similar large planets, the same asteroid like the earth's environment, and the same biosphere like the earth.

A natural phenomenon in survivors.

On the other hand, since each galaxy is an independent unit entity with the cyclical movement of matter, the cyclical movement process of matter in the system is realized by two natural means, combustion and life, and the combustion means can realize the transformation of organic matter into inorganic matter.

The means of life can realize the transformation of inorganic matter into organic matter, so as to realize the periodic cycle of stellar matter and the periodic regeneration of stellar energy matter. Life is the carrier of the regenerative energy matter of the star system, and it is the ** of the stellar energy matter, and all life is a member of this carrier.

If there is a phenomenon of stellar burning in the universe, there must be a phenomenon of continuous survival of life. It can be seen that in addition to the earth in the solar system, there will also be a large planet like the earth's environment in other star systems in the universe, and there will also be natural phenomena of people living in the biosphere. However, I still believe that the intelligent life that survives in each star system is controlled by the magnetism of the huge magnetic field of the nucleus (star), and is an independent whole phenomenon of material cyclic motion, which can only survive within the scope of the stellar magnetism, and cannot survive beyond other star systems.

I wonder if this is accurate?

Yes. Because there are countless planets in the universe, and there should be planets that can give birth to life, I think there is still life in the universe.

Yes, because the universe is very large, and there are many places that cannot be detected by science, there may be life in unknown places.

I think there is still life in the universe, because our universe is very big, and there are all kinds of possibilities in it, and if there is one earth, there may be other earths.

Of course there is, but the extraterrestrial life that we humans may find is basically carbon-based. If it is not a carbon-based organism, it is absolutely invisible to the average person. If we insist on proving these non-carbon-based organisms, the current science that can only prove the objective existence has yet to be developed.