Recently, astronomers were able to map about 1 billion stars around us. Sounds impressive, but that’s less than 1% of the total stars in the Milky Way. So it’s statistically impossible for us to be the first intelligent species in the galaxy! But if there absolutely should be developed civilizations in the Universe, then where is everybody? We’ve been looking for about 70 years for any sign of extraterrestrial life, or any communication from little green men or whatever they are. And we still have absolutely nothing to show for it. How is this possible? That exact question was once asked by famous Italian physicist Enrico Fermi, the creator of the first ever nuclear reactor. Other videos you might like:
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– The Fermi Paradox has a lot of potential solutions. The first group is all about two big ideas: The Rare Earth Hypothesis and the idea of the Great Filter.
– Can you imagine, how much would have to fall into place for an advanced civilization to rise to our level? Let’s just say we hit a jackpot in all categories. – Jupiter is hugely beneficial to us. Its mass attracts all the space debris, meteors and comets like a giant vacuum cleaner. If not for it, the Earth would be bombarded with giant space rocks all the time. – The size of our planet and its speed of rotation make an optimal day and night cycle. Our planet has lots of chemical elements, crucial for the development of life. – Eventually, it’ll have beings that look at the skies from time to time and think that they probably aren’t alone in the Universe. – But these intelligent folks still won’t be the ultimate winners of this universal lottery. They still must develop technology to go into space and send signals. – Another solution is far more optimistic. Aliens are out there, but we just can’t communicate properly with them.
– What if they went through a significantly different route in technology; one that’s not even comprehensible for us. What if they did so because their own communication is different than ours?
– The next solution is far more possible. In basic terms, it proposes that we aren’t alone, but we are the first to advance our civilization to the needed level of technology.
– There’s also a funny argument that aliens are so unlike humans in their way of thinking that they simply don’t want to communicate with anyone else.
– And finally, the solution all fans of UFOs want to believe in – they really are common in the galaxy, but they can hide from us and maybe they’re already around us. Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz —————————————————————————————-
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