So far, the only examples of sentient life we've found are right here on our own planet. It's not for lack of trying, though - we've sent out spacecraft deep into our solar system and, so far, still remain alone.
A forthcoming study in Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle looks at the possibility that life as we know it may not require a star similar to our sun but could emerge on planets orbiting much smaller, weaker stars. If we do allow for the possibility of life around non-sunlike stars, then it turns out that the universe is likely to be much more habitable in the distant future than it is today.
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Interesting.
I think the aliens are all laughing at us, saying, "Look! These guys can't even see us!"
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