Life most likely won't be found anywhere close to Earth. The probability of life developing through evolutionary chance are too slim to occur twice in the same solar system/galaxy.

If you're not religious it seems pretty logical to assume that life is a natural operation of the universe, like gravity. Where you have mass, obviously, you have gravity. The universe as odd as it is, has a way of working. Anything within it, is part of it working and there is a lot of universe out there.

I think there's something that a lot of people don't think about. If you look at the kind of thing that we are, as life here on earth, fish, reptiles, mammals, insects, etc., unicorns, we are all VERY alike. I mean, unless you're looking at plants, but even then, we are a lot alike with them too. Humans and plants both have organized cell structures, veins for transportation of nutrients, and so on. Even though we are so different from plants, we are very much the same on a small scale. This shows, at least to me, that this must be a natural occurrence. There are definable traits within trees and animals that link us together.

My point is that life on earth, though it seems to very so greatly, is all alike. There are fish that live @ depths that we could never survive, and animals that live in cold that we could never, and others that live in complete darkness, and others that live in heat that we couldn't withstand. When people say "oh, well if the earth was one inch closer to the sun, life wouldn't be possible", that's bullshit. We're looking at Mars thinking that we could terraform it and the greenhouse effect will keep the planet warm enough to support us... yet if the earth was one inch closer or further... life could not have happened... and even though there are animals adapted to deal with extreme heat or extreme cold.

Life should be more abundant if you take this into consideration and also that the chances of there being a planet out there in the universe like our own is astronomical. It would be stupid to assume earth is one of a kind in an unfathomable number of other planets.

I don't know but I think there's something living under my toe nails.

Since bleive it wil lbe found one day if it ahs not been found already it will be even on the one moon of Juipter Titan or if it is not in this solar system then around another star like Vega or Alpa Centuari. Mars is possible but I have to admit the chances of that are not great. I would go with Titan for nearby and Vega for way out there.