Is there any possible way that people can live in other galaxies?

Satellite detection of over 3,000 planets in our galaxy indicates that habitable planets are common in other galaxies, and their existence is almost certain.

Given our current state of technology, it is highly unlikely that humans will travel to other galaxies.

The issue is that nothing can move faster than light as of now, which means it would take a very long time to travel to a different galaxy.

The closest galaxies are about 100,000 light years away; even if we could travel there, it would take millions of years. If humans were to survive the journey after many generations, they most likely wouldn't look like humans when they arrived.

The only possibility for human settlement in another galaxy would be the discovery of new physics that would permit faster than light travel. However, such new physics might not exist.

No, it is currently not feasible for people to live in other galaxies. The distances between galaxies are vast, spanning millions or billions of light-years, making travel to them impractical with current technology. Additionally, the conditions in other galaxies are largely unknown, and there are no known habitable planets within reach of our current technology.