Our solar system is WAY out in the Milky Way, and moving further out, GOD ???
142676
if you consider all the facts then you will realize that the probability of us being here is very improbable, a fact that  many christians use as scientific evidence of god.  I would like to see the facts that support your statement. Are You a raelian?
54247
That would be the Milky Way, the same galaxy that Earth and our solar system is in..
425199
i suspect that the solar system is located in a spur of the sagittarius arm.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagittarius_Arm
620196
In this huge galaxy called the Milky Way, the posibilities are great. The problem is knowing were to look and being lucky to find that "needle in a hay stack".\n\nWe're here, and maybe if other beings exist, they may never find us either.\n\nThe answer is to believe and continue to explore our galaxy with optical and radio telescopes. And untill humanity can explore fisicaly and populate other worlds, or just stay here and awate the end of life.
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Dear Brown Sugar...My dear, stop listening to the ignorant rantings of a few...it's not "cool" to get on your knees and pray to our Creator who ALLOWS us to breathe and live! Everyone wants some "sign"--perhaps a note on their pillow at night saying,"HEY! I'M GOD! I'M REAL! WON'T YOU BELIEVE ME???" GOD ALMIGHTY has GIVEN US PROOF! Look around you! Do people really believe the magnificent Human Body just happened on it's own? The Brain just FORMED ON IT'S OWN? Yeah, right...and my car just assembled itself--no maker, it just came together out on the road--you would think I was crazy!!! What about the STARS,MOONS, AND SUNS? AN ACCIDENT OF STUPID NATURE? PLEEEEEAAAASSSSEEE!!! I think we are a bit more intelligent than that--at least I do! Of course, there is another being who loves you to keep on having no hope for your life...and he is very clever in disguising himself as a "god". Demons are real, too....and they have many believing life is hopeless and going nowhere. But I tell you now YOU MATTER! What you do in this life DOES have consequences! But they don't have to be BAD! GOD WANTS TO GIVE YOU AND ME THE UNIVERSE!!! That is the absolute truth!!! But He won't give it to rebellious,hateful,disobedient people! He's ALREADY BEEN THROUGH THAT WITH SATAN!
890850
Yes, our galaxy (and the local group) is generally heading in the direction of the virgo cluster of galaxies. All together, we are moving in the direction of a much larger structure called the 'Great Attractor' that is in the direction of the constallation of Centaurus. I'm guessing that this is what you heard about.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Attractor
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Come to think of it... we all know that our planet is an insignificant speck circling an ordinary star, far out on a spiral arm of the Milky Way Galaxy, which is an ordinary congress of a few HUNDRED BILLION stars among at least a HUNDRED BILLION GALAXIES!!!\nWe are still the only intilligent life we know of anywhere. But now humankind has taken a dramatic leap towards a possible demotion. Planet-hunting scientists and astronomers world wide are refining their technique in detecting other planets in far off stars & galaxies. who knows that one day, we may be able to find a world that is much like ours?\nFor now, humanity can bask in its special status as the only life known to be contemplating such questions. Many scientists predicts that this distinction, too, will crumble. But the search for other worlds is not only a quest for kindred intelligenc. it is also about the destiny of human species. Where are we going to be a hundred million years from now? Where will we go, and how will we get there? And how will it change who we are? _end
51985
We can view quite a distance away (measured in light years) from our own solar system using the latest generation of telescopes and probes but we have not even yet begun to exit from our own solar system. Even the distance needed to escape our own galaxy, the Milky Way, is beyond our capability as of yet. We do not even know most of the fundamental questions pertaining the formation and existance of the galaxy such as dark matter. Our knowledge of the outer solar system stems from mostly interpretations of photos sent back by probes such as Voyager and the Hubble Telescope as well as the never generation of scanning tools but that is all for now. Other phenomenons we can speculate and conjecture using maths such as the existance of black holes. Maybe one day we may venture farther away but with problems even for a manned flight reaching Mars, that time will be long away indeed and it may never be possible to ever reach the outer limit of what we know as space for it is light years away and even now conjecture is whether there really is an outer limit to our universe as it is still expanding. As for other galaxies there are many abound ours is only one of millions, there are examples like the Crab Nebula etc.
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Our solar system is located in the outer reaches of the Milky Way Galaxy, which is a spiral galaxy. The Milky Way Galaxy contains roughly 200 billion stars. Most of these stars are not visible from Earth. Almost everything that we can see in the sky belongs to the Milky Way Galaxy. \n\nThe sun is about 26,000 light-years from the center of the Milky Way Galaxy, which is about 80,000 to 120,000 light-years across (and less than 7,000 light-years thick). We are located on on one of its spiral arms, out towards the edge, called the "Orion Arm". \n\nIt takes the sun (and our solar system) roughly 200-250 million years to orbit once around the Milky Way. In this orbit, we (and the rest of the Solar System) are traveling at a velocity of about 155 miles/sec (250 km/sec). \n\nThe centre of the Milky Way Galaxy lies in the direction of the constellation Sagittarius.
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We are one of many planets surrounding a star at the edge of a Galaxy which contains billions of other stars.  There are many other galaxies in the universe with about the same amount of stars and planets.  I think that we would be naive to think life does not exist anywhere else.  I don't know if we will ever be able to travel the distances required to find out.  Technology will have to develop a considerable amount for that.  But, considering what we have accomplished in the last 100 years, we may do it.  Maybe not in my lifetime, but in yours or your children's.
364497
not in this solar system but beyond that only God knows.
1149344
do you really think they dont have telescopes? if they have the tech to transverse solar systems then dont you think they can devise a device to look at us from afar? after seeing what a warring species we are it seems theyd rather study us from afar. we're dangerous.
363993
Almost certainly, but probably not in our solar system.  There are billions of galaxies out there, each containing billions of stars - you work out the odds
253665
Unless we do something, life on Earth will most likely not exist once the Sun supernovas. If 'we' can figure out how to live elsewhere by then, ostensibly the galaxy is our playground. Big challenges involved though. It seems it would make sense to just move the Earth. Why not? 'we' could move the Earth, don't you think? What part of the galaxy should we move to. I'm sure we'd mostly like to stick around the Sun and it's leftovers, but we could choose to ride the Solar wind to another star. (Don't worry, humans won't have to do the hard labor of converting the Earth into a space ship with temperature and climate control). \n\nIt'll be fun. Like a road trip. Too bad we won't be alive. Probably no actual humans, either. I hope they're cool who/whatever they are.
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It wouldnt, no discovieres have changed them in there ways. Case in point. The solar system is not geocentric, the earth is round, and evolution GET OVER IT ITS NOT A FING THEORY. sorry had to get my two sense in, just has some LDS folks come to teh door.
193508
There could possibly be. Isn't it a little ridiculous to think that in all the galaxies that we are the only humanoid lifeforms? whether or not you believe in God!
595559
Not in this solar system, and we can't get to another one, too far.