I wonder how far away from earth there actually is someone who thinks about the same topic? What is the actual distance? It probably is ridiculously far away from us and that is kind of sad...
life is probably so common the gas giant orbiting proxima centauri could have moons with microbial life but intelligence is probably at the other corner of the galaxy
@@churrascodupao6410 we don't know that!! What a stupid a comment. I'm not insulting you as a person let's get that straight but the comment is absurd.
I truly feel like there is life outside of earth ,considering the size of the universe and the amount of planets we found I cant see earth being the only place with life in this universe.
Technically there already is life outside of earth and no I'm not just talking about the ISS. We contaminated the moon and Mars with earth microbes when we landed probes on them. Yes scientists did thier best to sterilize the equipment but no matter what they were not gonna be able to kill off everything.
@@Hamzaben710 Well said. I believe that us as a civilization might just not be advanced enough to even detect any alien activity. If there even is any alien activity in our galaxy though... Maybe in a few hundred or thousand years we will know. I hope so. Or who knows, maybe we will find something within this decade - but even if we do find alien civilizations, we definitely could not reach them, unfortunately...
@@oilersridersbluejays There is a theory that the reason we have not met aliens is simply because the distance between us and them is so great we have not had any contact with them
Great video. I will publish soon a paper suggesting where could the WOW! Signal have come from. I think we should try to find exoplanets around that star.
I think it's a good thing that the distance between possible advanced civilizations is so great, for if it were closer and they routinely came into contact, call me a pessimist, but I have no doubt entire advanced civilizations would be annexed through war and conflict. I suspect Darwinism plays out beyond the stars.
Many earth people have met ets and horror was not necessarily the reigning emotion from what I gather. It depends on the et and the context. Some are not so different. Indeed, I have felt horror meeting certain earth people.
Extra terrestrial life exists out there. There are even species that can travel between stars. The problem is humans aren't actually advanced enough to be noticed. We can't even send a human to the edges of the solar system. It's terrifying but before we reach a stage where we will evolve sufficiently, we'll allow something to wipe us out because of inaction. The human race is divided and always will be. As one race we'd be amazing. But we're simply tribes playing at being grown ups. 😔
@Alwyn Ash We simply are not evolved enough, were so so so early in our development. Just 100 years ago, people weren't having these conversations on the internet - that's literally just how new of a civilization we are...
Not necessarily. If another civilization had the technology to see this planet right now, they’d easily tell we are here. Look at how this planet looks on its night side, cities/towns brilliantly glow each part of civilization throughout the planet. I’d highly doubt they’d think that was anything natural.
no stupid, extraterrestrial life would be seeing us million of years in the past and so thus they would have low expectations to even find us if they were to be looking at earth which let me remind you would be looking at it from millions of years in the past and by the time they would go to our solar system the sun would prob be a big red gient most lickely consuming earth
You have to remember if they are a Billion life years away they are seeing our planet the way it looked a Billion years ago. They might not see lights or cities because they could possibly be beyond that threshold. Even electricity is new in the grand scheme of things.
The reason we can’t detect them is is very simple. The universe is 97 billion light years across. The nearest life may be 4 million light years or a hundred million light years away. A message at the speed of light would take 4 million or 100 million years to get there. The universe is so unbelievably huge that we are alone in our isolation, separated by huge spans of time. So that we most likely will never come into contact with another planet like ours over the course of the very short life span of our civilization which probably at best will not last over 10,000 thousand years
In addition to what you said. Messages going out towards said systems millions and billions of light years away, by the time those one-way trips complete, some systems could die via super or hypernovae.
The expectation that life exists elsewhere in the universe comes from the fictional idea that life on Earth emerged spontaneously from nutrient-rich warm ocean water. This science fiction continues to be thought as common knowledge, despite it was never proven experimentally. There is zero scientific proof that life naturally emerges from non-living matter - exactly the same amount as for the belief that life is divinely created by God! Actually the religious proposition has better standing because as spiritual and philosophical account it does not require the exact experimental proof, required for the acceptance of an admittedly scientific theory.
@@lounatanasov4344 we already have two reasonable scientific models that partly explain the origin of life because of abiogenesis. Abiogenesis is the default theory assumed by the overwhelming majority of scientists.
Exactly the problem: the abiogenesis theory was never proven experimentally, which is a required step of the scientific method. A theory which cannot be proven experimentally is merely a speculation. Scientific community's opinion is not substitute for experimental proof.
I believe that if a species evolve to become "inteligent" and is wired such as termites, ants or bees, that specie can cross the filter because it can evolve as a single group, avoiding war and focusing in space colonization.
Man I remember watching Your videos from way back when and your the reason I learned so much about space. You taught me about planet 9, the Milky Way, the planets, the moons, everything. I remember when you had a very thick accent now you speak perfect English and you sound like a professor. Your videos have inspired so many of us and glad people like you exist and make such amazing content. Keep up the great work. You’ve come along way man. Proud of you :)
Our current exoplanet detection methods have a bias towards detecting large planets in close orbit to their parent star. Small planets in the habitable zone are more difficult to detect.
Trully mind blowing video. After it, it's hard to move on to everyday banal activities like going to work or shopping, having all these considerations in mind. Masterwork.
By posing the question "whyyy we can't detect them?" shows how ignorant one can be. It's like filling a tablespoon with ocean water and doubting sharks exist because there is no shark in it. Everything is too vast for us, for a civilization which hasn't even reached level 1 in the Kardashev scale. Will continue to be too vast for us even in millions of years. So if we keep "failling" in detect intelligent life out there is simply because maybe there is still no shark in our ship (not a tablespoon anymore) amid all the oceans...
My brain starts to hurt thinking about all this stuff. Human life form is so complex that it's almost hard to believe we came from a single cell organism. There is something far greater than we know off. My question is if we built a Saturn 5 with all 1 stage earth orbit? How fast could it go? and could a human survive the trip in vacuum space?
Why do most of us assume that alien life has evolved into intelligent technological societies? Why do we also assume the potential cultures of intelligent / technological alien life has figured out fusion energy and faster than light travel?I say most alien life right now throught the universe no intelligent life has yet to become organized beyond animal, plant, and fungi life. Life like humanity are unique in the universe for the lifetime of a species. Even if two such species with technology are in the universe at the same time. neither of us would be able to visit let alone communicate with each other.
The belief that life emerged elsewhere in the universe comes from the fictional idea that life on Earth emerged spontaneously from nutrient-rich warm ocean water. This science fiction continues to be thought as common knowledge, despite it was never proven experimentally. There is zero scientific proof that life naturally emerges from non-living matter - exactly the same amount as for the belief that life is divinely created by God! Actually the religious proposition has better standing because as spiritual and philosophical account it does not require the exact experimental proof, required for the acceptance of an admittedly scientific theory.
My explanation is that space travel may be harder than we think so developing technologies which we assume are coming are not coming in order we think of
I think it's possibly as noted on an episode of Star Trek. They're here, they've always been here. We simply/ don't see them because they move faster than an eye can see
I like the way this author thinks. The number scenario as evidence that there is more intelligent civilizations out there is also evidence of how far and dispersed we are to ever communicate with any of them or even believe that UFO's are the aliens we think of.
Great vid, but there is one point I cannot follow you: What would be the point of sending out von Neumann probes if they can't report home? At least within the timespan your civilization still exists? It would be the same as sending out self-replicating drift bottles containing only the message: "I was here once". Some individuals could be inclined to do something like this to create a monument to themselves even if they don't know if ever any kind of creature will see it. But a civilization? Why waste resources to pollute the galactic environment with a self-replicating resource-wasting mechanism? That would only be at least a bit rational if you created real AI and a way to upload your minds into it, making the von Neumann probes your own new bodies. I don't believe there would be many civilizations sending out von Neumann probes, and if they did, they would probably come into conflict with the very first civilization their probes encounter because that civilization disagrees with the dismantling of the comets and asteroids in their solar systems by replicating machines - and therefore try to shut (or shoot) them down.
I really love your way of thinking about this. Everywhere on TH-cam or Internet I see people thinking about this problem closed in a box with the importance on Fermi Paradox, or the number of potential intelligent civilizations in our observable universe, but the thing is, we dont know how really big our universe is, we dont know what created our universe and why, every explanation is just a fancy solution made up by scientists and believed automatically by everyone, but we really dont know the real answers to these things. And thats a thing I dont see anyone admitting. In my opinion, it is certain, that there are many intelligent civilizations, but it is also obvious that the ones that didnt destroy themselves or something didnt destroy them, could have very different way of thinking and maybe the “concurring space” thing is just a human desire becuase we are still such a young spieces. The way I look at this is that humanity thinks how advanced it is and how modern of civilization we are, but 200 years ago there were people riding on horses and battling with swords. We are not advanced, we are in our early puberty and you can see it in every corner of this society. Okay im going to stop preaching and im sorry if this sounds stupid to you, but it is just my opinion and the way i see things. Yes. Ofcourse there are aliens. And no, we may never contact them in any way. And thats okay.
200,000 years ago people riding on horses and battling with swords and shield??? Nah brah I think your math wrong bruh I think you ment 2000 years ago not 200,000
Reminded me of Galileo with this. A very interesting way to think. As he once said: 'In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual"
Your videos are getting longer and better! Ok, extraterrestrial civilisations? We might not be able to identify them because we might not even think they’re alive.
The main question that needs to be asked is if a civilization smarter than humans exist and how likely they will contact us or alternatively as humans overall as much as we admit are far below down the civilization scale and the only way we could hope to survive is to establish contact with aliens even if they end up colonising others we could have a chance to survive among their ranks hopefully compared to dying alone while being unheard from the rest of the universe
As of right now with the war humanity is with wars and old century ways limiting space exploration one of the only hopes we can have is for a alien civilization able to colonize multiple galaxies or planets to approach our planet and even if they colonize us the positives will be access to their technologies and understand to gain control with them or reach a understanding about human flaws and showing the positives of human potential and the drive and will to do anything and imagination of the human mind, if any alien sightings are present or will be present we probably should understand than instead of being fearful like the majority of population is
Keep I mind because of gravitational clustering of galaxies, it is likely completely impossible to ever travel between clusters of galaxies, which includes traveling outside our cluster. Unless faster than light travel is possible, the expansion of the universe would likely prevent the possibility of ever finding out if there was life in most of the observable universe due to this phenomenon
15:35 you can also create universes in ur dreams, which is acutally what i wanna try to do. i guess it isnt a real universe though, since it is all inside ur head
For as long as we've been looking, you'd think we'd have seen SOMETHING by now, even if that something was only able to strongly suggest of life elsewhere. What if it turns out, in spite of all odds, that we are the only sentient beings in the universe?
4:10 This means that most of the time life was made up of unicellular organisms. What hindered life from developing into complex living beings earlier?
My only guess would be evolutionary pressure. Sorry for such a generalists statement. Perhaps on "super habitable" worlds, this happens so much earlier.
kind of ironic how he is talking about how superb simulations might stop a civilization from exploring the universe while footage from space engine which is a superb simulation plays in the background lol
If theres more of something,that makes the odds of finding one even worse .If there was ,for arguments sake,at this time,10 thousand planets with life in our galaxy,the odds of finding one amongst trillians of planets would be unbelievably lucky.
The truth is that we could hardly detect a civilization outside of our galaxy even if it did build gigantic mega structures, even neighbors. Past a couple billion years you also start encountering the issue that the galaxy we'd be seeing would be how it was billions of years ago, meaning that it's rocky planets were generally much younger and didn't had enough time to evolve complex life and further away than that we'd get so far back in time that there would likely simply not be enough heavier elements for rocky planets with complex life to be likely given that main sequence stars surrounded by heavy elements are relatively recent and the older universe was more filled with really big stars and lighter hydrogen and helium. I for one feel relieved at the fact we are likely alone in this galaxy though. If another civilization existed in it, we'd probably be so far behind we'd be at their mercy and would likely never be allowed to ascend in their level of technology, being left technologically stumped like animals in a planetary zoo at best. And mercifully cataloged and eradicated out of existence at worst.
Even if such technology does exist for us to reach them and if we're more advanced than them and making contact with them would probably go bad for them.
@nickchannel5364 I mean that with so much spreading, isolation, and time, groups will change and evolve. Eventually diverging quite a lot. And after a very long period of time could be unrecognizable as humans.
My guess is because when we look at the planets that may have later developed advanced civilizations, we are seeing them way back in the oast, before they could have developed those civilizations.
Keep in mind even though it was possible for complex life like us to grow on Earth under the right conditions, it can still be possible for other complex life to grow on other planets with their own biological makeup and complexity unique to them. Humans are so limited in their understanding about the universe, that unless mankind one day grow advanced enough to travel off of Earth into other planets way deep in space, everything is just assumption until proven otherwise as far as humans can observe. We still don't know all there is to know about our universe. Maybe on other planets, there are animal-like extraterrestrials just like the many animals here that look unlike anything we have ever seen before. Just not as intelligent.
I personally believe that the only way for us to get here to there is to die. I mean when we die we reincarnate randomly be it still here on earth, through time or through other planets or even other universes.
I think there may be plenty of earth like planets out there but without a decent enough sized moon to stabilise them life could struggle our key is our moon.
I clicked this thinking “this is all speculation but I’ll give it a go anyways” and you literally opened by saying this was all speculation. You 1 me 0
Another theory that were intelligent life probably gets started is around F Type Stars of all main sequence stars i know right. But they say their high luminosity and solar radiation kicks starts much faster than our close in size G Type Star G2V and with a much wider HZ . These F Type Stars they are referring to are F7V- F9V and those are close to GV0-G2V so there might be something to it. And they can reach 6-7 billion years before exhausting there hydrogen fuel. And I can't forget K Type Stars either but only K0V-K3V the larger end.
I think advanced civilization are very rare and on the other hand it's very hard to do interstellar travel because of the huge distances between stars and hostie environment of the interstellar medium which is even more hostile then space in a stars protective magnetosphere. And maybe a lot do indeed destroy themselves or they do not develop advanced technology needed for space travel. However there are possibilities an advanced civilization did visit Earth about 6000 years ago and this has resulted in the large religions.
Another way of saying that the chances of a DNA analog self-assembling at one random bond per second being the same time it would take a tortoise to crawl from one end of the universe to the other and back again.
things are just so far away from each other its nearly impossible to communicate at our tech level and if their are more advanced civs out here they are using way more advanced communications that would seem like magic to our tech level
I wonder how far away from earth there actually is someone who thinks about the same topic? What is the actual distance? It probably is ridiculously far away from us and that is kind of sad...
It's not sad, it's beautiful that they're likely to exist either way :)
Technology will get us there one day
Why would you say "probably", did you do any research to come to a probability estimation?
life is probably so common the gas giant orbiting proxima centauri could have moons with microbial life but intelligence is probably at the other corner of the galaxy
@@GlorifiedPig In all the history of the universe there hasn't been any alien civilization that has been able to visit us. Why would humanity be?
@@churrascodupao6410 we don't know that!! What a stupid a comment. I'm not insulting you as a person let's get that straight but the comment is absurd.
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I truly feel like there is life outside of earth ,considering the size of the universe and the amount of planets we found I cant see earth being the only place with life in this universe.
Technically there already is life outside of earth and no I'm not just talking about the ISS. We contaminated the moon and Mars with earth microbes when we landed probes on them. Yes scientists did thier best to sterilize the equipment but no matter what they were not gonna be able to kill off everything.
@@lightyagami3492 What I meant to say was life that does not come from earth ,Pretty much alien life.
@@Hamzaben710 Well said. I believe that us as a civilization might just not be advanced enough to even detect any alien activity. If there even is any alien activity in our galaxy though...
Maybe in a few hundred or thousand years we will know. I hope so. Or who knows, maybe we will find something within this decade - but even if we do find alien civilizations, we definitely could not reach them, unfortunately...
@@oilersridersbluejays There is a theory that the reason we have not met aliens is simply because the distance between us and them is so great we have not had any contact with them
Great video. I will publish soon a paper suggesting where could the WOW! Signal have come from. I think we should try to find exoplanets around that star.
Hell ya
That stuff is just facinating to me!
The wow signal shot out from uranus
Its from a planet going in front of its suns sum light if I remember correctly
@@carletouk that's not the only signal that shot out from my anus🤦🏼♂️
In the movie The Sphere one scientist said, that if we ever meet extrterrestial inteligence, the first feeling would probably be an absolute horror
@@yajanon-yor7304 Erian is right. Look at how life interacts on our own planet. It's easy to figure out.
I think it's a good thing that the distance between possible advanced civilizations is so great, for if it were closer and they routinely came into contact, call me a pessimist, but I have no doubt entire advanced civilizations would be annexed through war and conflict. I suspect Darwinism plays out beyond the stars.
Many earth people have met ets and horror was not necessarily the reigning emotion from what I gather. It depends on the et and the context. Some are not so different. Indeed, I have felt horror meeting certain earth people.
Extra terrestrial life exists out there. There are even species that can travel between stars. The problem is humans aren't actually advanced enough to be noticed. We can't even send a human to the edges of the solar system. It's terrifying but before we reach a stage where we will evolve sufficiently, we'll allow something to wipe us out because of inaction. The human race is divided and always will be. As one race we'd be amazing. But we're simply tribes playing at being grown ups. 😔
"Humans aren't advanced enough to be noticed"
If aliens have the technology to travel between galaxies they have the technology to "notice" us
@Alwyn Ash We simply are not evolved enough, were so so so early in our development. Just 100 years ago, people weren't having these conversations on the internet - that's literally just how new of a civilization we are...
Not necessarily. If another civilization had the technology to see this planet right now, they’d easily tell we are here. Look at how this planet looks on its night side, cities/towns brilliantly glow each part of civilization throughout the planet. I’d highly doubt they’d think that was anything natural.
no stupid, extraterrestrial life would be seeing us million of years in the past and so thus they would have low expectations to even find us if they were to be looking at earth which let me remind you would be looking at it from millions of years in the past and by the time they would go to our solar system the sun would prob be a big red gient most lickely consuming earth
You have to remember if they are a Billion life years away they are seeing our planet the way it looked a Billion years ago.
They might not see lights or cities because they could possibly be beyond that threshold.
Even electricity is new in the grand scheme of things.
Are we alone in the universe? Yes we are. So there is no other life out there? Yes,
there is, but they are alone too.
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I miss your old, soothing voice,,, awesome video as always. I wish you uploaded more regularly
Great content as always. Realistic with data to back it up but still leaving room to wonder.
The reason we can’t detect them is is very simple. The universe is 97 billion light years across. The nearest life may be 4 million light years or a hundred million light years away. A message at the speed of light would take 4 million or 100 million years to get there. The universe is so unbelievably huge that we are alone in our isolation, separated by huge spans of time. So that we most likely will never come into contact with another planet like ours over the course of the very short life span of our civilization which probably at best will not last over 10,000 thousand years
I agree this is the most logical solution
In addition to what you said. Messages going out towards said systems millions and billions of light years away, by the time those one-way trips complete, some systems could die via super or hypernovae.
The expectation that life exists elsewhere in the universe comes from the fictional idea that life on Earth emerged spontaneously from nutrient-rich warm ocean water. This science fiction continues to be thought as common knowledge, despite it was never proven experimentally. There is zero scientific proof that life naturally emerges from non-living matter - exactly the same amount as for the belief that life is divinely created by God! Actually the religious proposition has better standing because as spiritual and philosophical account it does not require the exact experimental proof, required for the acceptance of an admittedly scientific theory.
@@lounatanasov4344 we already have two reasonable scientific models that partly explain the origin of life because of abiogenesis. Abiogenesis is the default theory assumed by the overwhelming majority of scientists.
Exactly the problem: the abiogenesis theory was never proven experimentally, which is a required step of the scientific method. A theory which cannot be proven experimentally is merely a speculation. Scientific community's opinion is not substitute for experimental proof.
I love you channel so much, I hope you’re always making videos 🖤 thank you for all the hard work
The most interesting videos in the observable universe.
I believe that if a species evolve to become "inteligent" and is wired such as termites, ants or bees, that specie can cross the filter because it can evolve as a single group, avoiding war and focusing in space colonization.
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Man I remember watching Your videos from way back when and your the reason I learned so much about space. You taught me about planet 9, the Milky Way, the planets, the moons, everything. I remember when you had a very thick accent now you speak perfect English and you sound like a professor. Your videos have inspired so many of us and glad people like you exist and make such amazing content. Keep up the great work. You’ve come along way man. Proud of you :)
i think the first vid i watched was the sedna one abt 3-4 years ago and same here. this guy i think started my interest in space but im not sure lol
I think without a doubt that we aren't alone, humanity just don't have the means to travel far from home.
Really enjoyed this video Drekser you really put effort in your videos, Well done.
Our current exoplanet detection methods have a bias towards detecting large planets in close orbit to their parent star. Small planets in the habitable zone are more difficult to detect.
Trully mind blowing video. After it, it's hard to move on to everyday banal activities like going to work or shopping, having all these considerations in mind. Masterwork.
Thank God you started uploading again
So relaxing to learn and listen to
By posing the question "whyyy we can't detect them?" shows how ignorant one can be. It's like filling a tablespoon with ocean water and doubting sharks exist because there is no shark in it. Everything is too vast for us, for a civilization which hasn't even reached level 1 in the Kardashev scale. Will continue to be too vast for us even in millions of years. So if we keep "failling" in detect intelligent life out there is simply because maybe there is still no shark in our ship (not a tablespoon anymore) amid all the oceans...
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This comment ! We think we’re so advanced, we are no where close !
My brain starts to hurt thinking about all this stuff.
Human life form is so complex that it's almost hard to believe we came from a single cell organism.
There is something far greater than we know off.
My question is if we built a Saturn 5 with all 1 stage earth orbit? How fast could it go? and could a human survive the trip in vacuum space?
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Why do most of us assume that alien life has evolved into intelligent technological societies? Why do we also assume the potential cultures of intelligent / technological alien life has figured out fusion energy and faster than light travel?I say most alien life right now throught the universe no intelligent life has yet to become organized beyond animal, plant, and fungi life. Life like humanity are unique in the universe for the lifetime of a species. Even if two such species with technology are in the universe at the same time. neither of us would be able to visit let alone communicate with each other.
In the 80s, we actually sent out a message through vibrations saying, “hello”
You mean the golden record
he mentions this around the 6:30 mark.
The belief that life emerged elsewhere in the universe comes from the fictional idea that life on Earth emerged spontaneously from nutrient-rich warm ocean water. This science fiction continues to be thought as common knowledge, despite it was never proven experimentally. There is zero scientific proof that life naturally emerges from non-living matter - exactly the same amount as for the belief that life is divinely created by God! Actually the religious proposition has better standing because as spiritual and philosophical account it does not require the exact experimental proof, required for the acceptance of an admittedly scientific theory.
Cosmos is a giant shooting gallery. So many ways for life to get “ended” before it even begins, let alone before it becomes intelligent.
Microbial life is probably relatively common
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Holy moly he already uploaded a new video???
Heavily underrated content, keep up the good work man
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The sad part is that there may already be extinct alien civilizations....
My explanation is that space travel may be harder than we think so developing technologies which we assume are coming are not coming in order we think of
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Clearly there is life, probably many many life forms, out there.
Unfortunately distance stops us finding them.
I think it's possibly as noted on an episode of Star Trek. They're here, they've always been here. We simply/ don't see them because they move faster than an eye can see
Maybe we don't need to detect them, because they _already detected us._
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I like the way this author thinks. The number scenario as evidence that there is more intelligent civilizations out there is also evidence of how far and dispersed we are to ever communicate with any of them or even believe that UFO's are the aliens we think of.
All these kind of videos are calmful to my mind. They give me a peaceful feeling. :)
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There maybe more planets in the solar system than we thought so there actually might be 34 planets
Great vid, but there is one point I cannot follow you:
What would be the point of sending out von Neumann probes if they can't report home? At least within the timespan your civilization still exists?
It would be the same as sending out self-replicating drift bottles containing only the message: "I was here once". Some individuals could be inclined to do something like this to create a monument to themselves even if they don't know if ever any kind of creature will see it. But a civilization? Why waste resources to pollute the galactic environment with a self-replicating resource-wasting mechanism? That would only be at least a bit rational if you created real AI and a way to upload your minds into it, making the von Neumann probes your own new bodies.
I don't believe there would be many civilizations sending out von Neumann probes, and if they did, they would probably come into conflict with the very first civilization their probes encounter because that civilization disagrees with the dismantling of the comets and asteroids in their solar systems by replicating machines - and therefore try to shut (or shoot) them down.
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I really love your way of thinking about this. Everywhere on TH-cam or Internet I see people thinking about this problem closed in a box with the importance on Fermi Paradox, or the number of potential intelligent civilizations in our observable universe, but the thing is, we dont know how really big our universe is, we dont know what created our universe and why, every explanation is just a fancy solution made up by scientists and believed automatically by everyone, but we really dont know the real answers to these things. And thats a thing I dont see anyone admitting. In my opinion, it is certain, that there are many intelligent civilizations, but it is also obvious that the ones that didnt destroy themselves or something didnt destroy them, could have very different way of thinking and maybe the “concurring space” thing is just a human desire becuase we are still such a young spieces. The way I look at this is that humanity thinks how advanced it is and how modern of civilization we are, but 200 years ago there were people riding on horses and battling with swords. We are not advanced, we are in our early puberty and you can see it in every corner of this society. Okay im going to stop preaching and im sorry if this sounds stupid to you, but it is just my opinion and the way i see things. Yes. Ofcourse there are aliens. And no, we may never contact them in any way. And thats okay.
200,000 years ago people riding on horses and battling with swords and shield??? Nah brah I think your math wrong bruh I think you ment 2000 years ago not 200,000
Reminded me of Galileo with this. A very interesting way to think. As he once said: 'In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual"
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Earth like planets or Moons (if around gas giant) are common. With life like us is rare
, Thanks for the video! As Aaways quality content!
Great work!
Your videos are getting longer and better! Ok, extraterrestrial civilisations? We might not be able to identify them because we might not even think they’re alive.
The main question that needs to be asked is if a civilization smarter than humans exist and how likely they will contact us or alternatively as humans overall as much as we admit are far below down the civilization scale and the only way we could hope to survive is to establish contact with aliens even if they end up colonising others we could have a chance to survive among their ranks hopefully compared to dying alone while being unheard from the rest of the universe
As of right now with the war humanity is with wars and old century ways limiting space exploration one of the only hopes we can have is for a alien civilization able to colonize multiple galaxies or planets to approach our planet and even if they colonize us the positives will be access to their technologies and understand to gain control with them or reach a understanding about human flaws and showing the positives of human potential and the drive and will to do anything and imagination of the human mind, if any alien sightings are present or will be present we probably should understand than instead of being fearful like the majority of population is
When you got into the shit about simulations it blew my mind. Crazy shit
Pls never stop!!! You are my favorite
Your back and I am happy :D
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Keep I mind because of gravitational clustering of galaxies, it is likely completely impossible to ever travel between clusters of galaxies, which includes traveling outside our cluster. Unless faster than light travel is possible, the expansion of the universe would likely prevent the possibility of ever finding out if there was life in most of the observable universe due to this phenomenon
15:35 you can also create universes in ur dreams, which is acutally what i wanna try to do. i guess it isnt a real universe though, since it is all inside ur head
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Do we give any signals to the potential allien neighbors ? if you're on alpha century would you even notice that there is civilization on the Earth?
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For as long as we've been looking, you'd think we'd have seen SOMETHING by now, even if that something was only able to strongly suggest of life elsewhere. What if it turns out, in spite of all odds, that we are the only sentient beings in the universe?
Also, it’s not like we’ve been looking for eons upon eons, we have only started sendjng radio signals into space 124 years ago
we have been looking for very little time compared to the distance that we have to cover and many other stuff
Does anyone know at what speed space is expanding?
4:10 This means that most of the time life was made up of unicellular organisms. What hindered life from developing into complex living beings earlier?
My only guess would be evolutionary pressure. Sorry for such a generalists statement. Perhaps on "super habitable" worlds, this happens so much earlier.
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kind of ironic how he is talking about how superb simulations might stop a civilization from exploring the universe while footage from space engine which is a superb simulation plays in the background lol
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If theres more of something,that makes the odds of finding one even worse .If there was ,for arguments sake,at this time,10 thousand planets with life in our galaxy,the odds of finding one amongst trillians of planets would be unbelievably lucky.
The truth is that we could hardly detect a civilization outside of our galaxy even if it did build gigantic mega structures, even neighbors. Past a couple billion years you also start encountering the issue that the galaxy we'd be seeing would be how it was billions of years ago, meaning that it's rocky planets were generally much younger and didn't had enough time to evolve complex life and further away than that we'd get so far back in time that there would likely simply not be enough heavier elements for rocky planets with complex life to be likely given that main sequence stars surrounded by heavy elements are relatively recent and the older universe was more filled with really big stars and lighter hydrogen and helium.
I for one feel relieved at the fact we are likely alone in this galaxy though. If another civilization existed in it, we'd probably be so far behind we'd be at their mercy and would likely never be allowed to ascend in their level of technology, being left technologically stumped like animals in a planetary zoo at best. And mercifully cataloged and eradicated out of existence at worst.
I heard there's at least 7 at bare minimum planets like Earth in universe
In universe? 7? There’s most likely quadrillions of them
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Maybe Kepler 452b have an alien in their planets now.
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Even if such technology does exist for us to reach them and if we're more advanced than them and making contact with them would probably go bad for them.
Humans will slowly spread out across the universe so much that when they encounter an alien civilization, they might think that they are just humans
You mean they won't have eight eyes? I'm serious. Your point is very interesting.
@nickchannel5364 I mean that with so much spreading, isolation, and time, groups will change and evolve. Eventually diverging quite a lot. And after a very long period of time could be unrecognizable as humans.
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My guess is because when we look at the planets that may have later developed advanced civilizations, we are seeing them way back in the oast, before they could have developed those civilizations.
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Maybe they’re waiting for us to get more advanced before establishing contact with us.
Keep in mind even though it was possible for complex life like us to grow on Earth under the right conditions, it can still be possible for other complex life to grow on other planets with their own biological makeup and complexity unique to them. Humans are so limited in their understanding about the universe, that unless mankind one day grow advanced enough to travel off of Earth into other planets way deep in space, everything is just assumption until proven otherwise as far as humans can observe. We still don't know all there is to know about our universe. Maybe on other planets, there are animal-like extraterrestrials just like the many animals here that look unlike anything we have ever seen before. Just not as intelligent.
I personally believe that the only way for us to get here to there is to die. I mean when we die we reincarnate randomly be it still here on earth, through time or through other planets or even other universes.
In the beginning, there was RNA.
I would be extremely embarrassed for any aliens to come here do to the level of incompetence of the current government!
Wow I never even considered the whole simulation thing. Very interesting
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I think there may be plenty of earth like planets out there but without a decent enough sized moon to stabilise them life could struggle our key is our moon.
I clicked this thinking “this is all speculation but I’ll give it a go anyways” and you literally opened by saying this was all speculation. You 1 me 0
Another theory that were intelligent life probably gets started is around F Type Stars of all main sequence stars i know right. But they say their high luminosity and solar radiation kicks starts much faster than our close in size G Type Star G2V and with a much wider HZ . These F Type Stars they are referring to are F7V- F9V and those are close to GV0-G2V so there might be something to it. And they can reach 6-7 billion years before exhausting there hydrogen fuel. And I can't forget K Type Stars either but only K0V-K3V the larger end.
I think advanced civilization are very rare and on the other hand it's very hard to do interstellar travel because of the huge distances between stars and hostie environment of the interstellar medium which is even more hostile then space in a stars protective magnetosphere. And maybe a lot do indeed destroy themselves or they do not develop advanced technology needed for space travel. However there are possibilities an advanced civilization did visit Earth about 6000 years ago and this has resulted in the large religions.
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Another way of saying that the chances of a DNA analog self-assembling at one random bond per second being the same time it would take a tortoise to crawl from one end of the universe to the other and back again.
Can’t really speak on that sd we don’t know how abiogenesis works
things are just so far away from each other its nearly impossible to communicate at our tech level and if their are more advanced civs out here they are using way more advanced communications that would seem like magic to our tech level
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