We May Have Found Evidence Of Powerful Civilizations
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- We May Have Found Evidence Of Powerful Civilizations
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For us, self-proclaimed technologically advanced creatures, humans of the past may seem incredibly primitive compared to us. An enormous technological gap almost distinguishes us as a new species, and just a few hundred years was enough to make that happen.
We think that because human curiosity has no boundaries, our intellectual progress has none either. The truth is, our progress is miniscule on a galactic scale.
But how advanced could the human race become, and how long will it take to become super-advanced? Do great cosmic voids point to a hyper-intelligent extraterrestrial life, and how far advanced would those alien civilizations be? Get ready to discover the answers to this and more.
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What if Earth is like those islands with uncontacted tribes and the aliens think we’re this really hostile and fragile species? Or were like some protected galactic national park and it’s a crime to interact with us like how we can’t feed the animals in ours and we’re just like a field trip for their elementary school kids to show what life was like in their prehistoric times
They probably see us as hostile because we cant get along with each other
@@robertbennett2796 it's better to be like that then alien contacting us because we would not even get along with humans let alone with alien xD
They probably just see us as a barbaric, primitive species. All we do is fight eachother, whether it’s war against other countrys for land/ resources/ or we fight against our own government, we fight against authority… the list goes on lol..
And the occasional alien sightings are just the “bad kid” breaking the rules and trying to interact with us only for us trying to hurt them or scare them away.
Or a prison island
The main problem is that no matter the scale of a telescope we will always be looking into the past. The light that we can capture now maybe from millions of years ago before that civilization had even evolved. Basically we will never be able to see what is happening right now in an other galaxy. If we find something it will most likely be gone now at this moment
exactly my thoughts. we'd have to exist at the same exact time with the correct technology to communicate in real time or else we'd not even know they existed.
Probably not.
Let's assume there is a civilization out there that is harvesting whole star systems. They would have to have a way to transport that stored energy to other star systems faster then the speed of light. That energy transference would have to send signal equally fast as the energy flowing throughout their civilization. We would be looking at millions of years in the past but we should be able to pick up their most current signal and energy transference.
@@chansaechao79 I'm pretty sure that any interaction we have with xenosapiens will be archeological in nature. Us picking through their ruins or them through ours; we are separated by distances and timescales that are geologic, beyond geologic. Warp drives are fiction and magic. Fun thought experiments but not doable.
@@xheralt Humans can barely walk and talk at the same time and like to argue about everything. If we survive several million years discovering science at this rate it may be possible to get into the far reaches of outer space but yeah, warp drives and wormholes are just a thought. I'm sure another asteroid or our own doing will be our demise before we're that technologically advanced. Wonder what the next intelligent species will be like after we're gone. That would make for an interesting movie.
@@xheralt You do realize that all the older Science Fiction has become Science Fact given time? I keep up with science information and they are slowly cracking both warp drives and cold fusion. Yes it is slow...but it is going forward. So it will exist eventually, its just a question of how long down the line.
It makes me sad that in my short life I will never know what exactly is universe where it's going and where it's come from.
Mad respect for the people who spend their life and resources so that humanity can move forward.
It’ll move forward and then it’ll end abruptly and quickly. And the universe after that won’t even notice one bit.
I DONT WANT YOU TO BE SAD FOR I'AM NOT FROM THIS WORLD AND I'AM HUMAN. YES THERE HUMANS ON OTHER PLANETS ONE PLACE IS CALL HEAVEN THEIR TECHNOLOGY IS A MILLION YEARS AHEAD OF US HERE ON EARTH. I'AM TALKING ABOUT THE UNEXPLAINED TO THE HUMAN RACE CALL ALIENS TODAY, I WILL TELL YOU THIS, FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT IS LOOKING FOR THE UNKNOWN WHAT YOU FIND YOU MIGHT NOT LIKE IT.MANKIND DOES NOT KNOW WHAT HE WOULD GET HIMSELF INTO FOR HEAVEN IS NOT WHAT MAN THINK IT IS SOMETIMES IT BEST TO LEAVE THINGS ALONE.
maybe when we finally pass away, we get to unlock the secrets of the universe ourselves as ghosts or in some kind of afterlife
@@lazyrat6687 scientists have found a way to reverse aging or slow it down. so if this works in about 10 to 20 years we can live longer. we also know that ai in 2050 will be so much more smarter, creative ect. so these ais and scientists can help us in the future to be immortal. im now 17 years old so i can wait. note: if they have found a way to live forever it will likely cost alot of money. probably around 10.000 dollars to 200.000 or im completely wrong and it will be much cheaper, so im gonna save money from now on and get a job that pays me good.
@@lazyrat6687 But it would be too late to do anything useful with it in our lifetime, alas! And, even worse, if there is an afterlife, I'm afraid the spirits of us won't be able to share their finding with living people.
Personal belief: We aren't finding intelligent life on any other planets because we are going based on the idea that life only evolves on planets that are like Earth. You have to have liquid water, you have to be in this specific distance from a star, etc. But what if other places that don't follow this criteria have life and we are just ignoring it because it didn't fit our preconceived idea of how life is supposed to evolve.
planets only support life if they are a certain distance from the sun. It gives off energy that supports life, unless they're are creatures of the darkness..
To match your theory: there could be bizarre incomprehensible extraterrestrial life stored away in some asteroid, dwarf star, and god knows what else that could be out there. What if there is life existing in space itself somewhere undetectable, not even contained on some planet or moon; Creatures that are floating around aimlessly and absorbing starlight to preserve energy or feeding off space debris. That is way too probably far fetched, but that would be sick. But heck, if microscopic tardigrades can survive the vacuum of space for several days straight, why not creatures that are more specifically adapted to survive such a climate then? Imagine microscopic aliens asexually reproducing in the vacuum of space and dying every 10 seconds to 10+ days as the life cycle goes on. As you said, we may even be the bizarre ones, unique to all forms of life as we know it. We just don't know it because this is all we know as you've mentioned: liquid water, distance from a star, etc. Every living being on earth has adapted specifically to those things so we could thrive in it. There probably is a whole community of aliens that adapted to extreme weather of 900 degrees Fahrenheit, acid rain storms, or thrives without oxygen or water. It makes us wonder why Earth hasn't been approached by aliens yet.
Quite likely right - we're looking at too narrow of criteria - but certain things would be significant impediments to life, such as absolute lack or vast excess of heat or energy in some some form (unless we're talking about solid state AI "lifeforms"). I'd imagine the more fundamental assessment of what's necessary for life might have a broader view of objects to look at, but honestly we have too big of a pool of astronomical data as is, pretty amazing to think they found unusual energy readings at all being the needle in a haystack that it is.
Humans are stupid rn and you cant disagree
I completely agree. Sorry its taken a while to reply. Who is to say that life can't take silicon and use that as a basis to build bodies/living structures with. What about floating membrane balloons that may have been hunted on the ground and evolved a gas sack to escape predation. The list is completely endless. Just because we're all made of DNA does not mean that somewhere life has taken other formats.
Dr. Stephen Hawking warned, “"If aliens visit us, the outcome would be much as when Columbus landed in America, which didn't turn out well for the Native Americans.” I believe him. ✋🏻🤚🏻Let sleeping dragons lie.
I just don't want to go to work tomorrow. So I say let them
@@moonpaints4090 I retired from my crap-job of 11 years in June. I get you.
They've been here and are probably here now. Give them more credit. Their advanced intelligence is not hung up on such primitive things as conquest.
I’m sure they’ve seen millions of planets just like earth, we aren’t special, and humans are overall selfish. We often speak as if we’re the center of the universe, when we are infants to this. They’ve probably been here, and have eyes on us.
We're too curious to not explore, invite and investigate...for better or worse.
Would love to see the discovery of alien life, even if from a distance. To know we’re not alone would be beautiful.
*All religious beliefs has left the chat* the world would turn upside when people realize they were lied to.
God created Aliens too.
@@heatherdeep8367 People *have* been lied to but I think the truth of that is far more evident in wealth disparity and resource hoarding than ET.
In the US for example,, most Christians within the mainstream practice a form of cognitive dissonance where they don't actually believe Jesus multiplied the fish.
Even those folks who identify culturally with a religion understand evolution and the fact that all the animal species didn't fit on Noah's arc, etc.
Alien life challenges our beliefs,, but not in any way unique from the way reality constantly challenges a strict interpretation of religious orthodoxy
it´s already done, humans will not be contacted while in war, everyone against each other and preferred currency and what is right or wrong or your feelings than innovation, prosperity and technology growth.
I would love to see it too as it could spell the end of the Abraham faiths especially if aliens landed and they were either the greys 👽 or reptilian because did God/Yahweh/Allah create these more advanced beings in his image? And if they’re more advanced/interstellar that means they were created first. So the 2+ billion Christians, the 1.2 billion Muslims & the Jews (don’t know how many there are of them just not as much as the other 2) would have to question the existence of their imaginary friend who has infinite powers aka Yahweh/Allah
Just because we haven't found extraterrestrial life, doesn't mean they haven't found us.
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kinda does though
Very true...!!! BTW... Star Trek would be a type 2 civilization while Star Wars would be a type 3 civilization...
Human civilization is roughly 50,000 years old. Don't assume extraterrestrial life is comparable to us in terms of age. We're probably seen as intellectual bacteria from the point of view of the rest of the universe. The universe is 13.8 Billion years old. Aliens are far more likely to be far far far more advanced so much that we can't even begin to relate to them.
No one batted an eye when he said that we only get 1 billionth of the sun’s energy and able to use 1 millionth of that. Makes you appreciate the power of the sun (an average star).
And considering its been burning for 4.8 billion years, fusing light elements into heavier elements, that is mind blowing. And that we possess heavier elements still on Earth from way older stars long gone, is even more amazing. Science sure is fun.
Getting the vibe that a few type 5 civs got together to create a new universe since the old one was dying out and then used the big bang to give the universe another chance. Whether they are here or not I believe it is interesting that there may be life but not at this moment in time and there could've been a whole galactic society millions of years ago and we're just that backyard experiment that ended up growing years later
What if our galaxy just isn't Advance enough and we truly are being watched. For when the day comes that we are. Our Galaxy would merge with another one. That Already has multiple civilizations.
Backyard?! Quasar leaps in the folded assembly of space and time, planted on a perfect planet of gravity for mind and body, strength. Cunning intelligence, crafty endurance and fortitude. We were an S-tier experiment in bipedal hominids with a hidden ability for spirit (energy), mind, and body. We are currently discovering and developing new leaps in human knowledge and understanding faster than we can learn it, and our capacity for communication across an entire species is something to be admired, even by an old galactic species, we as humans are if anything, crafty.
Or those type 5 civilizations actually created the universe as part of a "simulation" for learning purposes. Like us observing bacteria on a petri dish. It's exciting all the possibilities and all the unknowns.
something rick did for powering his car once from rick and motty
Maybe they do that by shooting all matter of the universe into a black hole? When it consumes enough matter Big Bang happens?
Advanced alien civilizations are probably extremely energy efficient and use less energy in aggregate. For example, they could use telepathy, teleportation and antimatter fuel which are highly energy efficient in theory.
My thinking exactly. Look at the advances China has made in bar battery technology. It's a more efficient battery and less dangerous. Also look at led's compared to old bulbs.
@@mahaloppa9616 lmao you are on another level.
@@DagreenApple well the thinking is consume wisely not vastly.
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I like the idea that we’re either ‘early’ or ‘late’ and that we missed the prime era for intelligent life in the Universe.
I just dont get one thing, isnt the space that we are seeing just a history rolling in front of our eyes? Wouldnt it be possible that there are a lot of others species in universe but we just cant see them yet?
This makes me think .. if the type 4/5 civilization is capable of creating another universe.. maybe just maybe we are the result of an experiment of a previous universe where there was such a civilization that tried to do so but something happened and caused an uneven shift of energy which has caused our universe to expand and destroying the previous universe 🤔
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Are you implementing that our existence is a failure? If so, I AGREE 1000%
Ur talk has a good point
@@wyldshot666 There are no failures, just happy little accidents.
As soon as he describe the 4/5 category I had the same thought like we might just be the hope of a previous civilization to continue life in space
Something I like to let my brain spiral on is; with humans as the analoge we have seen as we advance in technology we also integrate it with biological functions. If this is common for most species and assuming it usually progresses as you advance in technology, at what point would the civilization become mostly or even wholey technological rather than biological beings? Is it possible that every species beyond x on the scale has left their biological ancestor's form in place of a purely technological one? Or even some form of physical existence we can't even imagine that would just look like pure magical beings to us?
dwemer anyone?
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I loved reading your comment and realised that Im not the only one who have this in their mind. So firstly, yes as we have seen technology becoming an imminent part of our organically made biological bodies like pace makers, advanced prosthetics, artificial hearts etc. I'm very sure there will be a time in the future where we will be able to technologically transfer our consciousness into a complete robot or a maybe even attach machinery into our bodies becoming what is called as CYBORGS. I'm sure it would be no less than magic.
This is actually another possible explanation for the Fermi Paradox. It might be that some alien life evolved inwards rather than outwards, meaning that they chose to pursue a path towards technological ascension and digitization, instead of exploring the universe outside of their planet. These aliens wouldn't be bothered about finding or getting found by another species, and would therefore not (atleast willingly) transmit signs to confirm their existence.
You could even argue that humanity right now is at a crossroads. We know at least as much about our solar system that we know of our own digital world. We have made significant strides in the creation of AI, VR technology and long-distance connections over the past couple of decades. We might go even further down that path in the next century or so. If our planet is dying/changing faster due to climate change than we are able to adapt to it, choosing to 'go digital' might be more viable than looking for other planets to colonize.
I’ve always thought the same thing,
Any civilization advanced enough would transplant their brain into a technological host (some type of robot) that’s way more efficient than our bodies are, also more sustainable too even.
"What if the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs was a spaceship and we are the aliens?"
We are biologically related to dinosaurs and all other life, including what came before them - we are from Earth.
@@DocBree13 yes and no. We dont fit very well in the ecosystem. Maybe we originated somewere else in the galaxy.
I thought the same thing dude lol
@@DocBree13 you think about the lifestyle of animals (take a example of lion or deer). They are soo different from us.
@@shrijitaghosh692 not really though you compare modern humans to animals that are stuck and won´t evolve into a high intellectual species... we evolved from humans that did the same shit as other animals.. not hard to understand.
Screenplay written by Terry Bisson 91.
"They're made out of meat."
"Meat?"
"There's no doubt about it. We picked several from different parts of the planet, took them aboard our recon vessels, probed them all the way through. They're completely meat."
"That's impossible. What about the radio signals? The messages to the stars."
"They use the radio waves to talk, but the signals don't come from them. The signals come from machines."
"So who made the machines? That's who we want to contact."
"They made the machines. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Meat made the machines."
"That's ridiculous. How can meat make a machine? You're asking me to believe in sentient meat."
"I'm not asking you, I'm telling you. These creatures are the only sentient race in the sector and they're made out of meat."
"Maybe they're like the Orfolei. You know, a carbon-based intelligence that goes through a meat stage."
"Nope. They're born meat and they die meat. We studied them for several of their life spans, which didn't take too long. Do you have any idea the life span of meat?"
"Spare me. Okay, maybe they're only part meat. You know, like the Weddilei. A meat head with an electron plasma brain inside."
"Nope. We thought of that, since they do have meat heads like the Weddilei. But I told you, we probed them. They're meat all the way through."
"No brain?"
"Oh, there is a brain all right. It's just that the brain is made out of meat!"
"So... what does the thinking?"
"You're not understanding, are you? The brain does the thinking. The meat."
"Thinking meat! You're asking me to believe in thinking meat!"
"Yes, thinking meat! Conscious meat! Loving meat. Dreaming meat. The meat is the whole deal! Are you getting the picture?"
"Omigod. You're serious then. They're made out of meat."
"Finally, Yes. They are indeed made out meat. And they've been trying to get in touch with us for almost a hundred of their years."
"So what does the meat have in mind."
"First it wants to talk to us. Then I imagine it wants to explore the universe, contact other sentients, swap ideas and information. The usual."
"We're supposed to talk to meat?"
"That's the idea. That's the message they're sending out by radio. 'Hello. Anyone out there? Anyone home?' That sort of thing."
"They actually do talk, then. They use words, ideas, concepts?"
"Oh, yes. Except they do it with meat."
"I thought you just told me they used radio."
"They do, but what do you think is on the radio? Meat sounds. You know how when you slap or flap meat it makes a noise? They talk by flapping their meat at each other. They can even sing by squirting air through their meat."
"Omigod. Singing meat. This is altogether too much. So what do you advise?"
"Officially or unofficially?"
"Both."
"Officially, we are required to contact, welcome, and log in any and all sentient races or multibeings in the quadrant, without prejudice, fear, or favor. Unofficially, I advise that we erase the records and forget the whole thing."
"I was hoping you would say that."
"It seems harsh, but there is a limit. Do we really want to make contact with meat?"
"I agree one hundred percent. What's there to say?" `Hello, meat. How's it going?' But will this work? How many planets are we dealing with here?"
"Just one. They can travel to other planets in special meat containers, but they can't live on them. And being meat, they only travel through C space. Which limits them to the speed of light and makes the possibility of their ever making contact pretty slim. Infinitesimal, in fact."
"So we just pretend there's no one home in the universe."
"That's it."
"Cruel. But you said it yourself, who wants to meet meat? And the ones who have been aboard our vessels, the ones you have probed? You're sure they won't remember?"
"They'll be considered crackpots if they do. We went into their heads and smoothed out their meat so that we're just a dream to them."
"A dream to meat! How strangely appropriate, that we should be meat's dream."
"And we can marked this sector unoccupied."
"Good. Agreed, officially and unofficially. Case closed. Any others? Anyone interesting on that side of the galaxy?"
"Yes, a rather shy but sweet hydrogen core cluster intelligence in a class nine star in G445 zone. Was in contact two galactic rotation ago, wants to be friendly again."
"They always come around."
"And why not? Imagine how unbearably, how unutterably cold the universe would be if one were all alone."
Oh my gosh - I love this!!! 😂 Thank you!
“Squirting air through their meat” oh lord! Is there a link to the entire screenplay you can share?
Hi, I love your story, is it posible I can make a Video recreating this? Of course I would make a shout out to you.
I don't think I will ever understand how a Dyson Sphere could exist without interstellar travel...
By volume, you could fit approximately 1.3 million Earths inside the sun. (edit: and yes, I understand we are not filling the sun, just using that as reference for the sheer size of the needed structure.)
If we are to build a structure around the sun, where would all the required material be located? We would need to use so much more material than what we could even find in our solar system...
The Dyson Sphere would be circling the sun estimated at 100,000,000 miles, so that is even more material that we would need.
I get technology, but when you have to use 100% of all materials to just get started, where is the gain? It sounds good in theory, but not in practicality in my opinion.
I will say though, that I firmly believe that there is plenty of other life and even intelligent life out there - we will just never see or have a meet and greet unless we can travel from galaxy to galaxy at will - even if we detect life in a galaxy 200 million light years away from us, there would be a good chance that that civilization no longer exists.
Closer intelligent life, possible - though I still not not believe that we will ever meet them as well - they may have looked at us 5000 years ago and seen that there was no sign intelligent life, no radio signals, etc. and just moved on and vice versa.
Just because we are looking now, does not mean that there is active intelligent life within our reach or time period.
I would love to be proven wrong, that would truly be exciting to contact real intelligent alien life or be able to fabricate more material/resources than we have available!
Something interesting that wasn't mentioned in this video is the far easier and more effective method of energy capture, a Dyson Swarm. You are correct in your comment, a solid structure on this scale would not only be entirely unfeasible but also prone to collisions from debris in space. A single impact could be devastating as it has the potential to cause catastrophic damage or even push the structure into the sun, rendering it destroyed.
A Dyson Swarm fixes that problem as it would consist of a massive swarm of satellites capturing light form the sun to convert to energy (solar power). Such a swarm would reduce the chance of a collision with debris and make this a much simpler project to undertake. Humanity could even use the vast amount of material on the planet Mercury to build one such swarm. The swarm could consist of thin reflective metal with a reinforced base, reflecting light to collection stations. This is similar to concentrated solar power as used on Earth. Admittedly this is a lot of resources for a single project. However, once the project is completed there will be a near-limitless supply of energy. This new energy can be dedicated to mining asteroids, providing us with much more of the same materials we used to construct the Dyson Swarm.
That said, this is still by far a difficult project. Most of the planet mercury would have to be consumed in the mining process. In addition it would take a massive time investment and a significantly more united and ambitious version of humanity to pull this off. We can also take advantage of exponential growth during construction though, meaning each launch becomes easier than the last as the swarm grows in size and energy production.
Hope that makes sense or interests you, maybe clarifies a concept for a "Dyson Sphere" that could actually work. Not quite proving you wrong, but it is an alternate explanation that opens many doors for technological advancement. Honestly it is surprising that a Dyson Swarm was not mentioned in this video, it's a concept that is far more effective than a traditional Sphere or Ring design.
Hope you have a great day!
We've been in contact for decades, and it has been hidden from us. Hopefully you are blessed with a friendly alien encounter. Mine was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, and one of the sole reasons I persist on earth.
Kimoo
@@MrThatpersonthatguy Ahhh... you're one of those people...
There is no alien contact and never has been - The only reason an alien civilization would contact us is to grow their own civilization... just look at our species (and keep in mind we live on the same planet together)... super intelligent, right? We kill ourselves... whether in war or because we don't like someone... what do you really think we would do to an alien civilization? Meet and greet and be friends? Not a chance, we would fight them.. and if they have the ability to travel through space at will, they would wipe us out...
If you truly believe you have been contacted by an alien life form not of this planet... you need more help than anyone on this planet can give you.. but I wish you the best and hope you work out what doesn't quite click upstairs...
Alien life never has nor never will visit this planet and the same goes for mankind to visit another galaxy with life... the distances are too vast...
Or we have all been lied to and the universe isn't as large as we have been told... but I can't believe that either...
Whatever you need though to keep going, make it work for yourself... but remember, we call ourselves an intelligent species and yet we are always finding ways to destroy everything and everyone around us in general... We don't even know what the word peace means other than the definition we gave it...
It could potentially be a very thing structure like the rings around jupiter and just collect massive amounts of energy which is transported to habitable planets or structures near by.
I like the theory of the Dark Forest. Where the reason why we hear and see nothing is because the universe is full of predators. And as soon as a species starts reaching out for contact they’re immediately targeted for their resources. So alien civilizations are either consumed before were able to make contact with them or they’re hiding. The dark forest theory says if a camp of people light a bon-fire in the dark wood their light shines bright and is seen by predators and are immediately hunted down.
This could be true but one would think if a species has the capability of interstellar travel or intergalactic travel they would not take such risk of interacting with other life forms they would move on to easier targets such as a bear does
Honestly, that's unlikely. Any resource you could possibly want from someone's world can be found in greater amounts elsewhere and it would be easier to get too. Even if you argue it's life they want, they could just genetically engineer new lifeforms that are perfectly suited to their needs.
damn - that's gonna be a bitch to prove.... just to live long enough to tell anyone about it ....that's if you could find someone / anyone that would take their fingers out of their ears and stop running around screaming na...na...na..na with their eyes closed. Gotta love a challenge!!
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So what do the morons at NASA do? They put a map on Voyager describing our precise location in the galaxy.
I love watching these videos, because as I'm listening I get ideas, but sadly never write them down. I think we as humans are moving too fast with discoveries we've made in all aspects of science, it seems we're always moving onto the next thing, without fully developing great ideas due to our greed. Cheers, Blessings!
Humans nowadays are more focused on greed and status than knowledge or anything else, that´s why we do no evolve just stay the same
An important detail about these theories is that it is based of numerous assumptions based on our understanding of ourselves and our cultures. I think a big problem with the Kardashev scale is the assumptions around consuming more to do more. We already have a great deal of attention on not consuming all the resources of our planet which is why we look to the possibility of consuming more from the Sun. But then a 100% energy capture of the Sun is also going to mean observing its finite existence diminish under our control. Perhaps a civilization might not need to expand its population or energy consumption to pursue its purposes. Our existence involves so much focus on just surviving, but there could also possibly be some concept of stability or equilibrium.
“Either we are alone in the Universe, or we are not. Either prospect is terrifying” - Stephen Hawking
It is physically impossible that we are alone in the universe. This universe has laws of physics that allow life to exist, we're here. So other things are too. If life can form in a universe than it will by default, because its a function of that universe as well as a feature. Its not terrifying, steven hawking is just a bitch. Human beings are violent, disgusting animals and other intelligent life forms would actively stay away from us, whats there to be afraid of?
@@LiftUpYourEyes I don’t know the answer, I’ll ask Stephen Hawking.
Another possibility is that with the technology of finding Stars based on the light they show and the planets that pass in front of them, if a advanced civilization had one of those completely encapsulated Dyson spheres blocking all the light completely from the stars, then we wouldn't even know they were there either!!
Crazy never really thought of that
Interesting thought. Certainly not something I'd thought of.
No you would be able to detect Dyson spheres with infrared light. That's where the James Webb Telescope would come to play
What a premise! With no light to view them, there could well be energy-harvesting superstructures in our observable universe that go unnoticed. Maybe alternate forms of observation over time will tell.. and I hope I’m here for it.
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the possibility of us being alone scares me more than anything conceivable
Why
Sadly, until some short cuts are found, there are distances which are too great to overcome.
Alien life has most likely discovered us already. Based on our total lack of civility why would they even want to interact with us.
Right its like why people dont just go wandering around in a grizzly bears den, thinking we're going to have a fucking dialog with this violent, territorial animal. No fucking alien would ever come close to human beings ever.
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well,,they did on the moon,,they told us to fk off & dont come back. recorded at parks observatory, australia. thats, why we havnt colonised it.. & just send satelites everywhere..
No. Aliens control our highest elite.
@@intermilan9731 who in TF said anything about controlling our elite?
I just loved the way it ended in "Interstellar" vibes ❤️❤️
Can't lie. That picture of the alien with the world in It's eyes is actually quite badass.
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From what would such an advanced civilisation be hiding from? That would be the scary part
I hope we never find out.
From us when we finally make it our there. Obviously we would never have good intentions.
From evil alien cats.
@The Humanitarian Who Hates Humanity And the solution to this is only possible with the alternative system to monetary economy (trade), which is named Resource Based Economy (RBE)!
For a civilization, solving the change to RBE, is maybe THE "civilization exam"! To reach Kardashev scale 1?!
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To answer comment starter: they are hiding THEMSELVES! to lower civilizations! This is called "the prime directive". Search about it! 🖖
Who says they're hiding? Maybe they're just reclusive and want to be left alone.
The history book of type 4 civilization will be much more complicated and interesting at the same time.
A water molecule consists of two atoms of hydrogen linked by covalent bonds to the same atom of oxygen. Atoms of oxygen are electronegative and attract the shared electrons in their covalent bonds.
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Brings the saying "you don't really know your neighbor's!" To a new level!
I think the most obvious sign of intelligent life in other galaxies is that none of it has tried to contact us.
The Dark Forest hypothesis makes so much sense. I think we are doomed if our telecommunication signals get picked up thousands of years from now.
The further the signals travel from Earth the more scrambled and broken and unreadable the signal decays to.
I find it funny that everyone thinks other intelligent life would look humanoid. It's highly unlikely they would look like us, or evolve from the same primates.
Convergent evolution. Its possible that they would have a similar body plan. Plenty of animals look similar but aren't. Like ichthyosaurs. They look like fish. But are actually reptiles.
@@adrianaslund8605 As long as there are similar conditions to Earth on their planet, convergent evolution is a possibility. Good thought.
Exactly, it could be some form we can't comprehend such as like a spirit we imagine here. Or possibly advanced beings are incredibly small or large. Too small to notice in space or too large to even care about our tiny little rock. I guarantee whatever it is will be the last thing we expect.
@@kristophergoad2135 We do not have a tiny little rock. It's above average!!!
Fish. The reason we and all primates, and almost all mobile creatures on this planet, take the form they do is because we started in the water. It is highly probable that water is necessary for the development of all higher life forms, and that would possibly apply to extra terrestrial life forms as well.
imagine we receive a message that says "stop transmitting or they'll find you" and it was the last message that was received because what ever they were warning you about has already destroyed their planet.
That would explain "Fermi's Paradox" and its "Great Silence"
Also, if people thought about it, they'd acknowledge, that if there are advanced Aliens, with _millions of years_ of head start, then they already detected the Milky Way, Sun, and earth, long long ago
You can be 100% sure there are absolutely zero "advanced-but-yet-somehow-oblivious-blind-and-ignorant Aliens"
If They are out there, then They know about earth, and have for a long long long time
The thought that our civilization is 4 billion years too late depressing. Imagine what kind of Galactic Empire we missed in those 4 billion years.
I don’t think it’s impossible for extraterrestrial life to exist in the literal endless void of space. I see it in the perspective that dinosaurs used to exist at some point (beings that look other worldly) and sea life as well.
Agreed. There is definitely other forms of life out there, intelligent or not. There is no way we could possibly be the only sucessful life bearing planet, there's got to be others somewhere. I'm curious on whether we meet ever.
There are trillons of planets and you are not the successfull living creature😂😂😂 there is to much you should know... There are aliens and you must supasss aiens to know more
Yeah
We don't even know our ocean completely or our own solar system properly
@@r0xdab0x96xo WRONG !!! THE EARTH IS FLAT !! NASA LIES !! NASA STANDS FOR NOT..ALWAYS.. TELLING.. TRUTHS !
@@flatearth9140 Oh we very know well that nasa lies. This discussion has nothing to do with their lies though
I think the idea of a Dyson sphere is pretty foolish, considering the energy of a civilization more advanced than ours from the perspective of a civilization that isn't even a type 1 is also foolish. It is kind of like a doctor in the dark ages thinking about how to perform modern brain surgery. There is more than likely something we are missing.
You mean like the fact that surrounding your star with a structure completely starves your planet of the heat and light needed to sustain the life on it? I agree. There are several issues with the things in this video.
@@deaddeadcool4270 Not only that! The amount of material and energy required for such a construction would be exorbitant.
100% agreed!
@@deaddeadcool4270 I could be wrong but I think the idea behind the Dyson sphere would be that an entire civilization would live inside of the structure encompassing the star.
@@deaddeadcool4270 No Im pretty sure you arent entirely surrounding the star.
What if aliens are actually from the past? Like, they are from Earth's history from a forgotten time when we already had space travel, but somewhere along the way we destroyed all our technology and had to start over in the caveman period.
Like... History repeat itself
There would be evidence of that.
the fact that we judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, we may have "aliens" already amongst us but wouldn't see it.
Billions of years might have went by on a human time scale, but what if there's some form of unimaginable life outside of our space time that could simultaneously see the creation and death of this universe at once? Maybe time was artificially created by a type 4 civilization...
Well, I call that civilization, "God". The couple attributes you hypothesized them to possess are the same that have been attributed to the primary deity of some religions.
If it quacks like a duck, waddles like a duck, has down feathers like a duck... I wanna say it's a duck...
@@GrimSleepy There’s a stark difference between the two that you’re not currently seeing. According to virtually all religions: God is an immortal being that exists outside of the universe.
A type 4 civilization is born within this universe, is finite and mortal, and can achieve godlike power and influence over the universe.
If humans live long enough, and ascend far enough. We become those godlike beings. But we’re still not god, by the biblical definition. It’s like comparing a duck to a goose. Similar, but different.
A type 4 could theoretically simulate universes.
A type 5 could theoretically create baby universes.
A type 6 could theoretically create and travel between full sized universes.
A type 7 would be an eternal, all seeing being, responsible for the primordial plane of existence. Otherwise known as god. A type 4 isn’t even remotely close to this. So, I don’t understand how you are saying a type 4 is what you consider god.
@@gravoc857 in the hypotheses that our universe is a simulation created by a Type 4 civilization, which could essentially and control every aspect of our universe, I see no difference.
@@GrimSleepy humans may one day simulate its own universe, with conscious beings existing inside of them. These beings would have no idea their simulated. So, does that make humans god?
@@gravoc857 To those beings, yes.
Edit: A more pertinent question would be; Given that we become capable of such at any point in the future, should we? How ethical is it to create such things?
Born too late to explore our wild planet. Born too early to explore the vast cosmos. Born just in time to post dank memes.
What I'd like to know is if the estimations for how long it takes to advance to certain degrees takes into account corporate interference or not
There's probably an alien out there right now making a video, roasting type 1 civilizations.
Only problem with all this is that before a civilization gets to the point of building a Dyson sphear, they usually realize there are much easier ways of producing energy that don't require build planet sized structures or blocking out stars .
This is my thought too. Our idea of energy is very primative as well considering our 'age' in the universe. There could be ways of accessing unlimited amounts of energy for little cost. A Dyson sphere would also more or less be a beacon to any other intelligent life in the universe for better, or worse; not the greatest idea.
Depends how much energy they need. If the consumption was soo high; you can’t get more than capturing the energy of a fusion reaction the size of a star tbf
Type 2 civilization will break the law of thermodynamics and make the energy infinite. Or other strong civilization that leech off universe without breaking it
that's great dysíoñ shoer
@@espawna we know empty space has energy. Why not use that?
What people seem to forget about is the human need to control. If you're working class, aside from the internet and entertainment, not much has really changed in the past 25 years including wages. The roads are still crap. You drive, take the bus, or subway to work. You see the city's roads and bridges decaying around you everyday. You see power grids going down for hours, even days during the slightest of storms and you don't feel a part of all this supposed innovation in slightest. You see the wealthy playing on rocket ships, you see science being use for new ways of tracking and surveillance, you are aware your government and large corporations are storing your data without your permission for not so good intent, and you begin to eye all of proported advancements with suspicion. The only way humanity truly progresses is through an open, Democratic system. So long as science is solely reserved for profiting the super rich, people will continue to feel disconnected from it and eye it with cynicism and suspicion. It is not something that can be ignored, nor should it be.
Interesting take
Science needs funding. How do you think they get it? By pandering to those willing to pay. You talk about cynicism and distrust. Well, duh. People are disconnected from science. So why the hell would they financially support it? Imagine what science could be, if rich parties had to compete with masses of passionate laymen, offering their coin for the betterment of humanity. Instead, laymen call scientists nerds & make fun of them. It’s a human problem, not a science problem.
@@gravoc857 It's not a human problem but a religion problem (not all but certain ones) because science contradict their beliefs and normally, they feel the need to insult those who threaten their beliefs.
You basically named every neglect and bad your government has done. The roads/Power grids are shit because the government doesn’t want to Pay to fix them because they are corrupt, the government needs to keep constant eyes and monitor our daily behaviours because they are paranoid and fear humans will rise up against them, so they need to act and suppress you as quick as possible to stay in control. The super rich elite are connected to the government, and the super rich don’t get taxed very much because they also run the show. The government has found a way to turn death and war into a profitable business. It’s the government that will be our demise, it’s the reason we won’t ever make contact with ET because the government will do anything at all costs to stay in control. If aliens were to land on earth today and offered humanity a better solution to exist without war, money and greed, do you honestly really think the government would be too happy about that? No. The government would only want the same technology the aliens have to further harness more control over the people. The government doesn’t want to make contact with aliens unless it benefits them only, and aliens don’t want to make contact with us because aliens know our government will find some way to turn their advanced technology into a weapon. I can’t name another species in this world that are as destructive as we are.
No offense, IDK where you live but it most be shitty country for you to say your only seeing decay. We pay a ridiculous ammount of money in taxes for just that, To avoid decay. And as far as i now we are only expanding, becoming more numerous. Also your dumb idea of huur duur the rich get the latest tech, No shit. Its new, noone else has access to it. Eventually everyone does. Just take a mobile phone, in a car, That was ultra rich elite status, Now? A cellphone in a car is whatever.
If you dont belive it yet just take example of USA vs Mexico, Lived in both countries for over a decade and i can tell you Mexico is 5 - 10 yrs behind on tech, in which prices go don access is better. ALSO. What is time, How much time does it take for you to access super rich people technology? 5 - 10 yrs max? Not even. What is 2 - 5 years in the millions of this planets existance.
So essentially, Star Trek is a type 2 civilization while Star Wars is a type 3 civilization...
My question is how do they know the requirment to unlock that civilization and the process? Did the aliens tell them?
My favourite time of the week is when Destiny uploads, like “I’m ready to get my mindblown, yay”
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Shame that it wasn't a surprise announcement of XCOM 3, dat thumbnail...
off topic: i love how you put the name of the movies in little scenes great job
bottem left at some parts :D
The Bootes Void comes to mind for type 4 civilizations.
Any dark patch of sky could harbor an advanced civilization
We've only ever looked at 1-2% of the sky, because we only ever look at what glows starry galaxy brightly at us
But we've never ever looked at the 99% of the "empty" sky _between_ those galaxies
There could be an advanced galaxy-spanning civilization in full view on our skies, but as long as they were optically dark in the visible spectrum, we'd never notice them or think to look that way
The only times we've ever scanned in detail into the "emptiness" between galaxies was with the Hubble Deep Fields. Despite nay-sayers, they revealed billions of galaxies lurking in the dim distance, never-before-noticed. But they took years to image a few pin-pricks worth of the sky -- do the math yourself, it would take hundreds of millions of years to extend them across the entire sky
If you can't claim to know about what you've never even tried to look at, then we can't claim to know anything about 99% of the sky -- we've never looked in detail, we have no details to discuss
TIL: Humanity is basically a 0.69 Civilization.
Nice.
This is why we get probed instead of contacted.
Stop the evolution!! The number is perfect!!
Wait so for us..1 million years and we could be a type 3 civilization? Thats kinda cool!
yes it woukd
Humanity won’t make it for another 1,000 if we’re really lucky
correct but the problem is we won't exist that much because we will wipe ourselves out from nuclear wars so we are the civilization that has potential to became a type 3 but at the same time dumb enough to destroy our existence
Reminds me of the three body problem by cixin liu.
The dark forest, where the nature of endless expansion and finite resources make it unsafe to expose your location to the universe, as there's always a bigger older fish, and there's no point in allowing competition to flourish.
Why would a civilization grow from type 0 to 4? Necessity.
"how fast can we reach the milestone"
Me: *running to turn on the lights*
what if aliens do not communicate with other galaxies because they fear beings that invade galaxies for energy, but humans just keep on exposing their existence by sending signals and space probes
That's what I think. Nevermind the Kardashev scale of civilizations we can't prove are even possible.. I think among the types that do exist are types like our own types more advanced than us and types more advanced but with differing motives. How much so doesn't matter exactly. We don't need a fictional power scale. What we do need to think about, in determining why we haven't been contacted or seen them, is motivation. Type 0.whatevers like us could* be out there emitting signals just like us. But two things are the matter: They're too far away from us. We know none exist in the nearest stars because we've been around and broadcasting long enough to have gotten a reply from any that are within 10 light years. The other matter is that many others out there yelping in the dark are likely being snuffed out by more advanced and* hostile/predatory civilizations. They're giving their position away and likely being invaded, once found.
That is the reason every peaceful civilization more* advanced who probably could respond is either doing so secretly in a way they don't think a predatory civilization will be listening for (and in a way we* aren't advanced enough to detect), or not at all so they risk no detection by said predator civilizations. That's also why they wouldn't be out there building detectable structures around their star that would be actual physical neon signs to a predator species that some energy consuming life lives there.. not to mention the ecological consequences/ requirement to compensate spawning from blocking light from one's host start out... Dyson spheres would, for anyone else, be something they can build but shouldn't and therefore wont. That's why we don't see them.
I can only imagine predator species to be relatively few too, since they take a long time to develop the capability to be interstellar hunters... and since they probably avoid each other or else fight. It seems to me that the only* species we're likely to ever contact are* some predator species. They* have no reason tho even answer back other than to keep us talking, if* they need us to keep sending signals in order to track us. SO.. we probably shouldn't* be reaching out because no one is going to answer, even if they hear us, even if they can and we will never meet aliens who have both peaceful intentions and their own self interests in mind. The same civilizations who don't want to talk for their own safety also wouldn't be willing to make an even bigger scene by using whatever FTL means there are to come here. If any species ever does* approach earth, its not one that's afraid of other species.. which means its either a predator or someone very strong that we should tread lightly interacting with.
We will just find out one day when we finally spot them coming or on approach to our planet. Too late, at that point.
The problem with the Dyson sphere is that a civilisation capable of producing such a thing would realise the huge amount of resources required to achieve it, would be a waste. Also, it would be easier to produce mini stars, on your home planet and harvest them. We aren't that far off doing such a thing with fusion...
Ans the next issue is, having your own endless and vast supply of energy would allow you to travel across the universe, using the theory of moving space around you.
I think it is likely we have been visited or observed. However, a truly advanced civilisation would have evolved beyond aggression and destruction, so we would have nothing to fear. The barbarism of humanity is basic and instinctual based on competition and evolution. An advanced civilisation would view such motivations and backwards and childish. That's why they are advanced.....killing others serves no purpose. it is not evolved.
All it would take is one greedy oil executive variant of aliens that wants to harvest earth for money
It's equally as presumptuous to assume they'd see aggression and destruction as a problem to be fixed or that extreme pacifism and nonviolence is somehow innately superior. Really that's just based on the ideals we hold for ourselves as humans. Aliens could just as easily justify violence through any number of lenses from supremacy to simple entertainment, there's simply no.
Tom Delonge , pentagon confirmed it. We need full disclosure
This video has made me appreciate the simplicity of our Planet Earth, and how we may be nothing but ants compared to ancient beings light years away with mind boggling technology that may have destroyed what we call “natural”
Anything about modern technology advancements, Extraterrestrial and Outer Space, I am all in to that.
A Dyson Sphere named after the Dyson Vacuum cleaner which sucks up all the dirt with no lose of suction
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@@sapphire5475
Yeah, you've already said that. Stop spamming comments sections with your inanity.
yo ure vids are so cool they make me feel smart
Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.
Arthur C. Clarke
Look up the Hercules Corona Borealis great wall. It takes up 10% of the observable universe and violates our known understanding of the formation of the universe. It violates Einstein's Cosmological Principle. The possibility that aliens moved clusters of galaxies around would also suggest that we're intellectual bacteria compared to them.
Laws dont apply in universe... it infinty. The fact we exist is proof there life elsewhere. It scary tbh
Human imagination is truly wonderous.
For a civilization to grow, even humans need to grow. And as humans grow, their understanding would change. Thus, it might be so that the "type" civilizations mentioned here, and how they would act (like harnessing energies through Dyson spheres and such) might be would be very much different from our present understanding.
I agree with the "type" civilizations mentioned in the video, but somehow deny that those types of civilizations would act as we are imagining at present. Also, if those type of civilizations think of hiding themselves from us, I don't think we would be able to grasp it anyhow.
When a human becomes capable of doing things that is supernatural and impossible to the present human, say for example, absorbing the light that goes towards it, thus becoming invisible (without the use of machines), I do think, the thinking process of that human would be starkly different from our present thinking.
6:16 "And in the Milky Way alone there should be trillions of stars accompanied by planets."
Well, no. There's thought to be about 100 billion stars in our galaxy, not trillions.
Can’t wait to see how humans play the game of life, currently investing all points into communication.. which has many advantages that we don’t fully understand yet, culturally divided we have locked ourselves from understanding our full potential.
And if we don’t overcome that leap in evolution soon, we may discover the kiardashev scale in the worst way.
Cheers, Strength (hidden ability).
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Yeah I dont think people understand in order to become a level 1 planet we have to actually live long enough to accomplish that but with our current self destructive tendencies that impossible
@@sapphire5475 my 1 subscriber is my mom 🤰
@Jason Borne it isn't so impossible to think that there will be many humans who remain on this planet until it's final moments, those who leave will be the brave few who journeyed as far as they could travel in life.
@@neotower420 well i for one invested my personal points in loneliness 😭
What if aliens visited the earth back when dinosaurs roamed the planet and just said nope and left 🤔
Why wouldn't an advanced civilization want to keep tabs on a life supporting planet to see where that life eventually goes in terms of evolution? Just a couple of satellites could accomplish this goal.
Our planet's record might've fallen behind a desk in the last 65 million years and has been overlooked since lol
@@endermanwithalowercasee I guess your right.
@@endermanwithalowercasee That actually might be true
thank you for confirming my accurate predictions and assumptions about our society, development, type of civilisation and how many years will take us to develop and grow into advanced types of civilisation.
also thank you for confirming i'm not crazy
religion has stiffled mans advancement for 10,000 yrs.. where would we be now.???...
There's no confirmation here whatsoever it's all theory
This is all interesting stuff, I do like theorising on where the long term goals of our civilisation could go, however if we continue the way we're going it seems likely that we won't get much closer to the 'type 1' civilisation. Instead of concentrating on space and eco-planets etc, we should be using the resources to cut down the damage we are doing to the one planet that we know supports life ..... THIS ONE ..... Otherwise, if we do eventually get 'visitors', all they'll find is time capsules of our history and maybe some kinds of biological life ... not humans. Does anyone agree?
I agree
at this stage of evolution of societies its impossible to save this planet... humans cant unite we are too greedy and egocentric... thats why "smart" ppl understand they need to colonize other planets and create new oppertunities to preserve humans asap. Hell let me expand ur understanding of this topic... u are lookin at this issue from earth point perspective. Check this out! -> do you know how many dangers comes from space? supernovas rogue black holes traveling at unimaginable speeds tru universe gamma ray bursts asteroids - earth ending cataclysms that we have no way of protecting our selves from. Right now we have all the eggs in one basket thats why we need to create more baskets... so if one gets screwed by cosmic event our species would survive in 2nd or 105th basket...
Even though there isn't no evidence, we all know that we're not alone like there are so many galaxies out there.
The biggest issue is that once you start looking outside the Milky Way galaxy, you are basically looking in the past. Intelligent life may exist there now but we’ll see how that planet was over thousands of years ago.
Edit- Yes guys millions of years too. Reply with something better please 😂
Couldn't have said it better myself
very true, but thousands of years is still quite close to us within our galaxy. The nearest galaxy to us is 2.2million light years away. So within that time there could have been many forms of intelligent life that has gone extinct or lived
Thousands is a scale to gauge our own galaxy with. When considering other galaxies, we’re on the scale of millions, to billions of light years.
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I love how humanized these theories are cuz the reality is we have no idea what alien civilizations are ca-able of they may not even have bodies and just do things in a mental state , some of them may not need all this technology and some of them may just need little of this technology but can do so much more with it than we can..........
there has to be other advanced life forms out there somewhere maybe there could be some type of advanced galactic government out there just watching us it would be so cool if either the galactic republic or galactic empire for star wars actually exists that would be so epic! :)
Lets all hope James Webb finds us some answers
Did you know that the average lightning strike produces 1 billion joules of energy? What a waste!
They need to dig out Tesla's research, apparently he was working on a way of collecting this energy in super-super accumulaters.
its 2022 and I still see this kind of title.
alien 1: yo i found a type almost 1 species
alien 2: okay so? its not like they are a advanced species like us.
alien 1: oh yeah lets just ignore them.
human karen: what?
alien 1 and 2: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
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I can tell you this right now we are definitely not alone, the magnitude of cosmos is so vast that it is impossible for us to be the only intelligent species out there, our galaxy alone if a piece of sand grain would just be another piece of sand in your garden, to which we can then figuratively say that another civilization could be on the beach 20 km from your garden.
It's so vast in fact that not even yo mama can out size it, and that really says a lot!
You nailed well!
Your assumption is that an abundance of galaxies, stars, and planets guarantees abiogenesis elsewhere in the universe.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t. We don’t know how likely abiogenesis is. We can’t even figure it out here on Earth. To speculate on the odds of it occurring elsewhere in the universe, is to lean on ones conviction, rather than logic.
The logical counter argument to your statement about more stars in our galaxy, than grains of sand on Earth. If the chances of abiogenesis is say: 1 in an octillion. Then it’s statistically likely that we’re alone in the galaxy, as well as humans are a statistical impossibility. Earth would be unfathomably lucky to have abiogenesis occur.
Alternatively, if the chances for abiogenesis is say: 1 in a trillion. Than it’s likely that there could be a few civilizations existing, or who have existed within the Milky Way Galaxy.
If it’s 1 in a billion. Then it’s statistically likely that there’s life within 100 light years of us.
If it’s less than 1 in a billion. Than statistically speaking, our galaxy should be full of life.
Until we discover how abiogenesis happens, and how likely, or unlikely it is to occur. We cannot make biased assumptions based on our conviction with any sort of degree of confidence. It’s speculation in the absence of data. There’s nothing wrong with speculation. I just think it’s important to highly that for every argument that claims the universe has life elsewhere, has an equal argument in favor of the opposite. Vice Versa as well. Until more data is available, all options are equally as probable. Whether that be a desolate universe, or a universe full of life, or anything in-between.
@@gravoc857 Until we have more advanced telescopes that can make up atmospheres of exoplanets we’ll have no way of knowing. With our current level of technology, we cant detect intelligent life with it. It’s like taking a bucket of water to the ocean and filling it up and saying there’s no fish in here so there must not be any fish in the ocean.
@@GG-ng6zm I’m not saying there isn’t any fish in the ocean. My comment was to emphasize that taking a bucket to the ocean, is not sufficient to claim a universe full of life, or a universe void of life. We cannot use our own existence as proof of life beyond Earth. Our lack of information means that abiogenesis could be a regular occurrence, or extremely rare. Assuming life exists beyond earth due to the number of stars and planets, is to lean on ones conviction. Not a statistical probability, backed by data.
I personally believe that life exists beyond Earth. But again, that’s my conviction in the void of evidence.
@@gravoc857 Great comment. I would extend your reasoning to the possibility of complex/intelligent life elsewhere in the universe: we do not know what the statistics of abiogenesis are but we can suppose they are very likely a lot higher than the chances for intelligent life - and if abiogenesis is indeed somewhat rare or not-so-common, then intelligent life could be near unique. For what we know, it could be incredibly unlikely even with high chances for abiogenis (that's my uneducated guess anyhow).
Why the evil photo. When all the evidence suggests they are friendly
imagine these UFOs contained "The David Attenborough" of aliens and all they're doing is filming a doc on the 'fascinating' things we do
I've always been interested in extraterrestrial life growing up.
master chef might nared one one day uf your nkyt jared
I think very few people know what condition actually had to be given for life on Earth to develop. It is linked to so many coincidences that it makes it unlikely to find life in a similar form on other planets. I used to believe that we were not alone, but now I believe that we will be the aliens of the future.
It's unlikely that we will find them, given the unimaginable size of the observable universe. But It's "impossible" for us to be the only intelligent life in the universe, even just the observable universe has approximately 10^25 planets, and that's not including the quintillions of moons that could also produce life. This is also just the observable universe, we know for absolute fact that the universe is larger than this, but because it's so far out of our field of view, we have no idea how much larger it is, or even if it's infinite in size, which would also mean infinite planets, moons and civilizations.
The fact is, it's just as inconceivably small that we are alone, as the universe is inconceivably large. We are not alone, we just can't see, shout or fly far enough to find anyone yet. And in that regard, we are alone.
@@BizlaC wowowow sens made
your delusional.. aliens created man, genetically, thats why theres a missing link,,aliens.. not evolution.. even darwin knew this. back then, you had to be carefull of the church,,or die.. viper tv, sumerian tablets.. enki, enlil. enki was an engineer, enlil, was there boss, war lord.
@@BizlaC u speak about it as an „fact“. Just because it seems impossible for you to be alone in the universe, this is by no means an indication. Millions of circumstances are necessary to create life in the form or to have the opportunity to have life at all, as we know it. Just because certain statistics have calculated the probability, it does not have to arrive and should have long since led to the discovery of signs of life somewhere. I can at least imagine that there could be bacteria on planets, beyond unicellular organisms, I think it is impossible to find higher developed life or that it exists at all.
The space is 14 billion years old. 4,5 billion years old is our solar system . That means: 10 billion years of time gap in which Life could have developed but could also be extinct again or could still live. But if that were the case, civilisation would have to be at such a high level of development that it would be impossible not to come across it if our telescopes can already look billions of years into the past and we also have recently spotted one of the oldest stars.
If you don't doubt the existence of aliens, you don't believe in coincidences. I do it and much is based on the attitude of "random". Then why not live in the form we know it? Life does not necessarily have to develop, even if it exists. Ergo: "Bacteria and microbes".
In science, it is often the case that you make a hypothesis and measure, research, investigate or calculate things. Much is based on statistics in research. On mathematics and formulas. You come across a sum and calculate the probability of how often a certain incident "can" occur. For me, this is not proof of the existence of life outside our earth. I can agree with you that there can be life on other planets in the form of unicellular organisms, but not more advanced life. Because what we ultimately know is nothing. Nothing based on estimation and belief.
And this is the point: u argue on the base of „belief“.
And who tells you that life didn’t start with „us“?! And the life we live will expend to other planets and in the future we will be the aliens of the future.
@@Manu-gf3yl You forget one very important thing. The fact that we exist, is proof that life exists. This is not belief, this is fact. It is purely belief that pushes people to think we are the only ones.
It's all about statistics, we only believe life to be rare, because we have not found others, there is no evidence that it is actually rare. Considering in 250,000 years, we have not yet even travelled outside our own solar system, and the past 150 years of sending signals into space won't even reach another planet for thousands of years is no indication of rarity, but simple of the inconceivable vastness of space itself.
You are free to believe you are alone, but based on evidence, the only logical answer is that we exist, therefore others probably do. It's not 100%, but even if the odds were 1 in 1 trillion (1 civilization in 4 milky way sized galaxies, that's still a 99.99999999% probability. That's why I put "impossible", because it's as close to impossible as you can get.
that thumbnail is scary and My sleep is ruined
I immediately kept thinking of Spiral energy from Gurren Lagann lol.
Sometimes I think about the crazy idea that universes are being created inside the Large Hadron Collider every time they smash particles.
I wanna know what is really going on there for sure
I guess, the James Webb, is going to help us, finding if there's other civilizations out there.
Imagine a science program without Ann English accented narration.
I thought we were past even needing to ask this question.
I don't think our seeing galaxies millions of years ago will be an adequate means for modern observation.
Imagine every civilizations came up to each other with humans and we were just the lowest type
I am sad today I didn't got a single subscriber😭😭.......
all i could think about was damn if we were type 2 can you imagine how fast our wifi would be 😂
one question though, why would we need so much energy in the first place from the type 3 civilization, i mean how populated would we be?
I don’t know what is more scary being alone in the universe or not being alone
Being alone is a lot scarier in this infinite universe
Other life out there is just past us who fled Earth from global extinction. We today are just the descendants of those people who were left on earth and survived for the last 12 thousand years. The other humans out there in our galaxy probably assume all life here is gone and they don’t want to return, Mars was probably a colony another habitable planet which saw a worse fate then Earth.
Thats... very unlikely
@@MathematicalJoeBiden is it?? We have no idea.. it could be more likely then we know.
@@AngelofDeath333 Well yes, but it is best to say that it is extraordinarily rare and and get it wrong rather than to get our hopes up and get it wrong.
The Scale is science Fiction.
Just imagine if there are these civilizations out there I wonder the things they know that we don’t… as in I wonder how they classify their levels of civilizations
I believe there’s another life forms on different planets like humans