Tim Peake: Alien Life Possible
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Do aliens exist? British astonaut Tim Peake says YES
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Tim Peake spent six months living and working on the International Space Station .
The 53-year-old , from Chichester in Sussex, says there is 'complex, intelligent life' beyond Earth .
He says we're 'getting close' to finding proof that aliens do exist.
Major Peake says Earth is 'a pretty small place', relatively speaking.
He was confirmed as 'strategic advisor' for a mission to send an all- UK team into space.
John McFall was named as the world's first 'parastronaut' in November 2022 .
He had his right leg amputated following a motorcycle accident in Thailand in 2000 .
Rosemary Theresa Coogan is an astrophysicist from Northern Ireland .
Meganne Christian is a materials scientist graduate from the University of New South Wales in Sydney .
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