Question One: Do you think there could be life on other planets?
          Seventy percent of Edison students believed there could be life on other planets and thirty percent believed we are the only creatures out there.

Question Two: If yes, do you believe we should try to make contact/ communicate with them?
        Thirty-five percent of the forty students believed space should be left alone, while another sixty-five percent believe communication could be possible and in some cases  helpful.

Question Three: What kind of resources do you think we could possibly use or trade?
        Several junior high students, thirty-four percent, thought energy would be a main trade.  Sixteen percent of other students thought water would be the worthwhile trade.  Computers and Technology, voted for by only three percent, would help enhance the U.S.A.’s technology system.  A surprising forty-seven percent believed that aliens would be excellent allies for war.

Question Four: Where do you think Aliens could possibly live?
           Five percent said Mercury would be the ideal place for Aliens to live.  While no one picked Venus, Mars and Out Of the Solar System were tied with twenty-five percent each.  Jupiter and Saturn received six percent each.  Nineteen percent of the forty students believed Pluto would be the ideal place for aliens to live.  Neptune and Uranus received ten percent of the votes each.  

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