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Towards the end of 2011, the media reported on the recently discovered planet Kepler 22b, where conditions were such that it was not beyond the realm of possibility that life might exist. When reading about this discovery, we find ourselves wondering: what if there is life on other planets? If the inhabitants are anything like us, what are their personalities, their history, their cultures, their religions, etc.? That there may be life on other planets is a staggering thought, but the opposite is also staggering: what if there is no life in the universe except here on our planet? What if we are completely alone in the entire universe?

What if There is Life on Other Planets? Reflections on Kurt Cardinal Koch's Inaugural Lecture