ET could exist, but there is no hard evidence he does, the Vatican’s top astronomer declared at the end of a Vatican conference on extraterrestrial life.

Father Jose Gabriel Funes, who led the week-long conference on astrobiology, said that extraterrestrial life was a valid area of investigation for the Catholic Church.

Father Funes said: ‘Although astrobiology is a new and developing field, questions on the origins of life and the presence of life in the universe outside Earth are legitimate issues and merit serious consideration.

‘It makes sense to see if other forms of life exist beyond the earth, but for the time being though there is no evidence to prove that such life does exist.’

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Mail Online: ‘ET could exist, although there’s no hard evidence’ says Vatican’s top astronomer

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