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"The British would most like to learn about the possibility of alien life, according to a survey researching popular scientific questions. 54%, from a total of 2,000 polled, expressed interest in finding out if humans are alone in the universe. It beat out &amp;#039;Will there ever be a cure for cancer?&amp;#039; which 46% said that they would like to know the answer to. &amp;#039;Does God exist?&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;How big is space?&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;How and where did life start on Earth?&amp;#039; round off the top five. The poll marked the launch of Science Month, a new series airing on Eden. Below is the top ten in full: 1. Are we alone in the universe? - 54% 2. Will there ever be a cure for cancer? - 46% 3. Does God exist? - 39% 4. How big is space? - 33% 5. How and where did life start on Earth? - 30% 6. Is time travel possible? - 29% 7. Will we ever colonise space? - 27% 8. What will replace oil and when? - 27% 9. How will the universe end? - 24% 10. How long can the human lifespan be extended? - 20% &amp;gt; One in five believe alients live on Earth &amp;gt; One in ten Brits &amp;#039;believe David Cameron could be an alien&amp;#039; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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