Aliens

Today as I was watching Men in Black and while reading Dan Browns "Deception Point" (both about aliens in some ways) I was thinking about the accuracy and truth as of what I think about aliens. For one when the universe was created, it started at the same time whether you believe in religion with God creating everything, or Panspermia were every life spawned from one planet or the big bang in which there was something instead of nothing etc. Now it doesn't matter if you believe in these or not, life could be out there. In the Bible it doesn't says that there isn't any other life out there and other things could evolve into more advanced things. When following one of the more scientific theories life in other planets could be possible. Taking in effect that life could have been on other planets but not have survived or just billions of mile away the most likely chance of life is primitive bugs. As most people hopefully know, or I have just taught you, that cockroaches and other bugs with an exoskeleton can and will survive in harsh conditions. The only reason why all bugs haven't evolved on our planet is because of gravity. Their exoskeleton is strong and heavy that if they grew any more it would crush them. But on different planets, the gravity changes. This means that if there was other life it would big bugs because they would be able to evolve into better things. But to look at movies with extraterrestrial life (yes I know there just movies but anyways) such as MIB with the big cockroach. If that landed on Earth which I guess could be possible, would be instantly crushed by our gravity thus rendering the whole movie pointless (even though that movie would suck). This analogy was to get what I'm trying to say in retrospect. To conclude life is possible, but most likely they would be bugs and not little green men. And don't get me started on UFO's, there just untested military crafts. Fin