Amanda Angelika wrote:

Evidence that there is _any_ life, in _any_ form outside of earth does
not exist. Evidence that travel over distances of hundreds of light
years is possible does not exist.

Not true...

The testimony of expert witnesses is evidence that would be admissible in a
court of law. The Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper testified before the
United Nations that Alien races exist and UFO regularly enter US airspace.
Buzz Alderin has recently revealed in a BBC interview that during the Apollo
11 mission they were shadowed by an alien UFO.

The United Nations is not a court of law. Testimony there is _not_
'evidence'.

A BBC interview is not a court of law. Chat is not 'evidence'.

Furthermore, a court of law has nothing to do with truth, it is only
concerned with law.

You are welcome to believe what you want, but to say evidence does not exist
is simply not true.

__Evidence__ that there is _any_ life, in _any_ form outside of earth
does not exist.

__Evidence__ that travel over distances of hundreds of light years is
possible does not exist.

You may be able to show people voicing __opinions__ but that is not
evidence.