The phrase "alien possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing unfamiliar or foreign concepts, ideas, or opportunities that are outside of one's usual experience or understanding.
Example: "The scientist explored alien possibilities in the realm of quantum physics, challenging the established theories."
Alternatives: "foreign possibilities" or "unfamiliar opportunities".
Gabriel, in Thomas King's The Back of the Turtle, plunges from the reality of science gone awry into a world of falling aliens and the possibilities of salvage, if not salvation; and in Joan Thomas's The Opening Sky, a fragile family structure survives its members' substantive changes.
It could be under the sea with marine animals, or up in the space with aliens - the possibilities are endless.
And if it turns out that Earth isn't the only planet in the known cosmos on which intelligent life evolved, what are the possibilities that alien civilizations also worship a god figure?
Something of a wordsmith, Dr. Lederberg coined the term exobiology, or the study of the possibility of alien life.
She's way more of a positive, charitable person than I was as a 16-year-old but, the risk thing, the independence and the confidence with boys, I related to a lot," says the actress who, herself, is a firm believer in the possibility of alien life.
As I say, the vast majority of science regarding the possibility of alien life is being done by astrobiologists, and a few days later I was afforded a glimpse at the heart of a mission to look for signs of life on another planet in our solar system.
I've spent most of my time over the past few days thinking about it, and I've just got an iPhone, so it must be pretty gripping.* That the Catholic church isn't freaking out at the possibility of alien existence for one thing gives me hope that they might stop freaking out about other things that really do exist.
We must not overlook the possibility that alien technology has impacted our immediate astronomical environment, even Earth itself, but probably a very long time ago.
Files released by the National Archives reveal for the first time detail of the role of UFO Desk officers, what they really thought about the possibility of alien visits, and their briefings to Tony Blair on UFO policy.
Danny Howard is no more real than the possibility of alien life being stumbled upon in our lifetimes, or global warming.
