The Fermi Paradox: Where are all the Aliens?

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[@ApertureThinking]

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[@SomeRandomGuy0nYoutube]

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[@jacobkobald1753]

It’s called rare intelligence hypothesis…… and it’s self explanatory

[@arturojuarezbelmont8038]

1:37

[@stevechance150]

Great Filter could be a rogue black hole.

[@jacobkobald1753]

@@stevechance150 yea no not to be rude but the event horizon on a black hole is tiny the likelihood of a black hole hitting a planet is so tiny it’s not even worth worrying about

[@SamiKotiranta]

Universe is so unimaginably vast and we've been searching for only a few decades, it would be a miracle if we had immediately found life somewhere. Time and space are extremely hard to conquer...

[@mr.f716]

thats exactly the point of the fermi paradox. Time and space is indeed so vast and has existed for so long that one would think a single species has had to have conquered the stars before and at least left some margin of a trace

[@KenjiEspresso]

Compared to what? You?

[@OnlyFabz]

exactly, WE have been searching for a few decades, but why haven't outsiders searched for us?

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

Despite how big the universe is, I still don't think there are any beings that can rival or surpass human intelligence. I think most planets that contain life look more like the wilderness here on earth. I'm only saying this because it seems like it takes an insane amount of luck for a species to develop intelligence that allows them to do what we do

[@thepunish3r735]

We just found a creature with 20 arms in our own ocean …we dnt know enough about our oceans and our jungles let alone space

[@reme7903]

For me the problem is that we are using too primitive forms of attempts at communication. Sending radio waves or placks of metal to space is the equivalent of ants trying to talk to us with feromones.

[@aamyushh]

EXACTLY!!!

[@Battleneter]

Well radio waves only travel the speed of light which is galactically very slow, they have not eleven traveled 1% of the width of our own galaxy, it would be a miracle if there was intelligent life close enough to have received these transmissions.

[@Vizible21]

So what do you want us to use? Astral energy or something? Quantum telepathy or riding a dragon?

[@reme7903]

@@Vizible21 I couldn't possibly tell you but I know they ain't using our mediums of communication.

[@----.__]

Radio waves, or any wave energy, is the literal voice of the universe. It's the perfect medium to use to communicate with interstellar visitors.

[@Illum1nato]

"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." -Arthur C Clarke.

[@desbugfan8429]

Reminds me of death. Either there is an afterlife or there isn't, both are equally terrifying.

[@zeshan547]

yup

[@dredeth]

If I miss to see this quote under any of KZbin Fermi videos... I believe the world will end.

[@GasMaskParade]

Not really.What difference does it make? In our lifetime,and in the history that we know of,there's never been an instance with clear evidence that we've been visited,attacked,etc.,by aliens.

[@mOwOhib]

ayy fellow melody sheep enjoyer

[@----.__]

Seeing as the universe is constantly expanding in all directions then the probability of interacting with another life form reduces ad infinitum. The Fermi Paradox is an excellent thought exercise but it's important to remember a classic line from Jurassic Park: _"Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should"_ - Dr. Ian Malcolm

[@urbannuance5151]

​@droid694😂😂😂 HE'S JUST SAYING STUFF 😂😂😂

[@gyr]

​@sgn14That quote relates to the video actually. We could maybe eventually create the technology to contact aliens and explore the universe, but what if there are dangers that we haven't thought about, what if contacting aliens brings about something much worse than we'd imagine.

[@garlicbreadstick404]

​@sgn14and now enters the Dark Forest theory Sure, we found out how to contact aliens, but what do we do next? What will THEY do next? What if they attack us? What if we assume they will attack us and retaliate even though they didnt attack us?

[@MM-gp9mb]

Why does no one ever factor in the fact that when we look at the universe we are looking at it in the past? When we look at "Earth like" planets we are seeing them millions and billions of years in the past. The universe could be teaming with life right now and we just wouldn't know cuz we see everything in the past.

[@MementoMoriXIII]

“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.” -Albert Einstein

[@paradigm2266]

The scariest answer to the paradox is the dark forest. Where there are other civilizations but they do not project their presence out of fear of something out there that would find them.

[@baconjakin4442]

I subscribe to Dark Forest theory after reading Cixin Liu’s book

[@mr.f716]

thats such a Kindergarden Theory tho

[@paradigm2266]

@@mr.f716 🤓

[@astyanax905]

​@@mr.f716agreed. James Webb can read atmospheric data on exoplanets. there's no way a highly advanced hostile alien species would have a hard time spotting us and they'd have destroyed us long ago if they cared to.

[@coradore808]

It's cool you mention this. If I understand in that story. The first contact with a extraterrestrial was a signal message responding to what humans were transmitting. The response said " Do not respond and do not send random messages; Do not respond!" Because in the vastness of space the civilizations that are capable of receiving these messages are likely larger and stronger and will come to extort resources. Am I getting this right? Sounds like something that has happened here on earth throughout history

[@joeandpaulacorsi3693]

Maybe they stopped by 70 million years ago, saw a planet with giant animals , and said " hell no, not stopping here", and scratched us off their list.

[@mr.f716]

i know this is a joke but still to them dinosaurs might be tiny, or ants are huge in comparison we dont know

[@joeandpaulacorsi3693]

anything's possible. Our entire universe could simply be part of a particle making up an atom that is part of the leg of a chair in a much larger reality.@@mr.f716

[@williammclean6594]

It's probably because we're close to the beginning of the universe and we're probably one of the first intelligent species to have evolved. So we're like the intelligent aliens in the story invading other planets. We might not see another intelligent species for millions or billions of years and even if we could if they don't develop space travel, there's no way we would ever see them. And there's also the possibility that will never have space travel that it's just too difficult

[@MP-ut6eb]

XD

[@anshdahiya4707]

maybe they don't know the concept of light

[@smoothlyrough512]

Who's to say we aren't the last civilization alive, or the first for that matter?

[@samhianblackmoon]

Precisely! yet we like many before us toil and bicker , when we desperately need to keep Life alive in our universe, and not make the same mistakes as trillions of eons of us have already thrown away to nothing

[@astyanax905]

the odds say we are not the first. our sun is billions of years younger than many others, roughly 85% younger than all stars. the last civilization is more probable id say, but like the video says unless we are truly special we are likely very average

[@Gaggerlotion]

You, I guess

[@williamflamholtz5762]

Yeah but our star has had multiple gens before it that have allowed heavy elements to accumulate from past supernova, some scientists think those heavy elements are key to life, which would likely make us one of the first to exist @@astyanax905

[@architbhagat]

Using basic probability, if you calculate the odds of an intelligent life existing before us, you can see that there will be atleast a few species who should have been much more advanced than us. But we don't see them. This is the topic discussed in the video.

[@alexanderadavar6439]

The "we are ants" idea would fit with the current stories of abductions. We humans constantly take ants, experiment on them, observe them etc, just for curiosity. Maybe they would do the same, if they had curiosity in a human sense.

[@alexanderadavar6439]

@@underleft we would be the equivalent of an ant to an alien. To a being capable of intergalactic/interplanetary travel, with a civilisation far ahead of ours in terms of advancement. It was an analogy to explain how we would seem in terms of intellect and significance to a space faring being.

[@Reddblue]

I think the point of Fermi Paradox is that, time & space is very massive and our existence is barely a fraction of it, so it would be trying to find a needle in a haystack for us to find aliens, or aliens to find us. Humans have existed for a fraction of Earth's life, and modern industrial age humans have existed for a fraction of humanity's age.

[@blazy590]

Could be that time and distance is a filter, we see the past when we look into the sky, millions of years in the past, it could mean life is already there, outside earth. But the distance and the time light takes to reach us will never allow us to see the present state of other planets in other galaxies

[@Rikorage]

That might be a good point, what if there is intelligent life out there, but what they see is only what the Earth looked like near the start of its existence, and they don't realize that there is currently life on the planet. That could easily be the same for any number of planets that we also can see right now, we see the start of them, but we don't realize that they have already had civilizations for hundreds of thousands of years. It really would be a spacefaring civilization that could go faster than light, and if they bother to look at us for long enough for us to realize who it was. Is very possible that other life out there has existed, has visited Earth, but realized what they were walking into and left immediately. Could explain UFOs that people briefly see, they just jumped back into space-time to get away from the situation before anybody actually realized what they were.

[@stellarwind1946]

I never understood the assumption that life would be so prevalent elsewhere when we still lack a theory of how it originated on our own planet.

[@mr.f716]

exactly everyone else is like yeah but the universe is so big bla bla bla. They act like the chance of life occurring is so huge in comparison.

[@astyanax905]

I never understood the assumption that life would be so special in 2023 when all throughout history we keep proving we aren't the centre of the universe. also just because we don't understand something, ie. abiogenesis, doesn't make it rare elsewhere

[@stellarwind1946]

@@astyanax905 the Copernican principle has actually never been proven and in fact there is observational evidence that it’s violated on large scales. Look up Axis of Evil.

[@DarkArcticTV]

​@astyanax905 So? Just because we proved we aren't literally the center of the universe doesn't mean life exists elsewhere, in fact nothing about heliocentrism even remotely raises the probability of life outside of earth.

[@ruunnn5740]

We do not lack chance of life on planets or chance of earth-like planets. The chance that a planet forms in similar conditions as the earth and forms into a planet that could support life is small, but compared to the number of planets there are in the universe there must be many planets able to support life.

[@Ali107]

*(I am just going to make up some stuff up and tell me if makes sense or not)* Let's assume the great filter is not one, but many filters that all civilizations encounter throughout its history. (I am going to call them level obstacle) -The first level at the start of a civilization, is getting a smart and capable species on the planet to form a civilization before some other species outclasses and replaces it. -The second level occurs at any point in a civilization's history before industrialization, like an aggressive world wide famine, or diseases, etc. -The third level occurs after industrialization and before interplanetary colonization, like aggressive world wars involving super weapons like Nuclear bombs, or genetically altered super disease outbreak, etc. -The fourth level happens at any point in a civilization's history before interplanetary colonization, like a large asteroid impact similar to the one that wiped off the dinosaurs, or climate change, powerful solar mass ejection, etc. -The fifth level occurs at any point in a civlization's history before interstellar colonization, like a massive celestial body passing a little too close to their star system, a nearby supernova, Gamma-ray Burst, etc. -The Last level I am going to call "Level Infinity" constantly occurs throughout a civilization's history from start to end, which is getting wiped off by another civilization. This also applies to in-fighting amongst the same species, which an example of this is when europeans met the native americans, they were almost completely obliterated in the process of colonization and no longer have a civilization that they rule. The only time Level Infinity doesn't apply to a civilization if they reach a threshold of being so large or advanced compared to other civilizations that it is impossible to wipe them out.

[@bonburn]

Then they might be able to create more universes

[@officialzelensky]

i’d be embarrassed for our earth if we meet aliens

[@missaamane8580]

Yess. Imagine explaining how we trashed our home to aliens

[@DarkArcticTV]

They probably went through the same thing tho

[@KenjiEspresso]

When they say take me to you leader 😂

[@CristianmrWuno]

shame is a human emotion

[@dredeth]

That's the US way of thinking tho...@@KenjiEspresso

[@thotparnassus2617]

Perhaps “aliens” are multi dimensional beings? A 4D being would be able to interact with a 3D world by downloading 4D consciousness into a 3D avatar aka human body

[@christopherleubner6633]

Yup this also works for time travel as well.

[@lokijordan]

Of course we can't talk about this one because it might also be used to explain some ancient stories about a guy with special abilities who allegedly arrived via virgin birth.

[@architbhagat]

​@@lokijordanbut this is also evident in other religions like Hinduism. In Hinduism, the gods never step foot on the Earth, rather, they sent an avatar of themselves to take care of the things happening on Earth. Also, the word "Avatar" is itself taken from Sanskrit and it literally means a deity in the body of a living being (human/other other organisms.

[@lokijordan]

@@architbhagat Imagine the chaos that would ensue if concrete evidence were found that extraterrestrial action gave us all our creation stories?

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

@@christopherleubner6633what do you mean “yup?” Noting the OP said made any sense in terms of what we currently understand.

[@matushka__]

IMO, I think life is abundant everywhere, but life that is intelligent might not be, animals, vegetation, bacteria etc. might be everywhere, but not many life-forms that are actually fully sentient and make/use technology.

[@jmoon6959]

Has anybody considered that “Fully sentient Artificial Intelligence” could be the great filter?

[@KenjiEspresso]

Where is the planet(s) of robots then? 🤔

[@jmoon6959]

@@KenjiEspresso I guess it makes more sense in my mind. Well I think the end goal of artificial intelligence and humans is they want to merge man and machine. Eventually all living in a virtual reality type deal I think. So instead of expanding outwards into the cosmos we expand inward into the machine. And that’s what’s makes it the great filter. Because that could have happened on other planets already. Idk if I am conveying the thought as well as I see it in my head

[@01_pandenyomanl.d.j96]

​@@jmoon6959earth will be gone long b4 machine and man combined. First nuclear invented also make ww 2 happen, first AI robot will make ww3 happen

[@naazahs9045]

​@@jmoon6959What you're saying has already been visualised in The Matrix series.

[@Djoarhet001]

I think, one of the most important questions is "why?" Why would alien civilizations reach out to us? I think the most obvious reasons are resources and knowledge. But why would you spend a huge amount of resources trying to get here just to obtain some of Earth's. It probably won't be worth it. Knowledge might be a better answer but again, lots of resources to maybe gain some knowledge about a few alien "ant" species. From our perspective that knowledge might be higly valuable but when you are advanced enough to travel such large distances, you probably already know a few things about life in our universe and again, the effort won't be worth it to them. I think it's way more likely that civilizations who are looking for knowledge tend to look inwards instead of outwards. If what we are doing is anything to go by, we gain a lot of our information from forming models & simulations, testing them and matching them up with reality. If we continue to exist and make progress, I imagine our simulations to become so complex that we can create entire universes, just as vast & complex as the one we are living in. Simulations which we can explore and learn from, which might lead to a even better understanding of reality. All at just a fraction of the cost compared to exploring the "real universe". Again the "why question". What is our endgame? And the most obvious answer to me is that we are trying to become gods. Having all the power and knowledge to manipulate reality in the way that we please. It feels like if we are able to create such complex simulations, we pretty much have become gods. Sure, that reality might be artificial but if you can't tell the difference with the reality we live in, does that even matter... It also suggests that our universe very well might be a simulation too. Like a neverending nested cascade of universes. Idk but that just sort of seems to make sense to me and explain a few concepts like infinity or the beginning of space and time. It's also fun to think that if that is the case, god does exist, but he is a scientist. Or maybe just some degenerate dude playing the 100th generation of universe sandbox late at night in his bedroom. It might all be just that trivial.

[@XC97Istheone]

Wow, good point.

[@lokijordan]

It is also possible there are many advanced alien civilizations, but they have no self-awareness or perhaps no sense of wonder, discovery or native curiosity. Would it be unethical or even immoral to even contact them?

[@cloudtinnn]

damn never thought about that bt its cool how unlike humans the aliens would have no self-interests

[@lokijordan]

@@cloudtinnn Similarly, we might consider that the Universe is an organism. Perhaps even an "uninformed" organism, with its own form of intelligence, completely uninterested in us. Perhaps the trick to finding/discovering other life forms is to remove our own ego?

[@artawhirler]

So this means that in a thousand years or so, the residents of some far-distant galaxy may be able to watch "The Jerry Springer Show" or maybe "Here Comes Honey Boo-boo".

[@skywalka5860]

I may be an alien because people often allude to me being down to earth....and i never invade people's space and to think they say I deserve a star for my ongoing efforts

[@User-jr7vf]

😆

[@Rodes-q1p]

Don’t worry. You’re not alone. We’ve been here as observers, and occasionally, protectors for most of your known history. And I can answer some of your questions. You’re not a “barbaric” species. Every species goes through a period of letting go of violent resolution. It takes time, it wasn’t so long ago that you were in the middle of your food chain, having to fight to survive. You’re actually quite pleasant. You have problems, but it’s inevitable at this point in your history. They won’t last forever. As far as a great filter goes, it’s not an unreasonable thought. But the universe is populated. We protect emerging intelligence. We’ve diverted both asteroids, and solar flares, to allow you to evolve. Other species are not “colonizers”, and there is no need for war. There are plenty of empty star systems, should any wish to expand. Very few have done so, aside from in cases that a home star begins to die or there is a local supernova. Beyond those sort of occurrences, there is far more matter orbiting in your home system than you will ever need. It’s far easier to terraform more land, than to transport your population across intergalactic space to expand. There are a good number of us here. For us who live as liaisons, it’s generally a lifelong, or even generational commitment, we immerse ourselves in your culture. We watch your media, learn and use your languages and customs. Many of us don’t even speak our mother language any more. This has become home to many of us. The sightings have been real. They’re deliberately done for the purpose of desensitizing you to our existence. We make appearances to groups of people, and then gauge the effectiveness by watching your media. It’s a standard part of this process We’ve been in contact with a select few of your governments since nearly a century ago. They have been handling the process of disclosure since then. It is a complicated process to merge a species with a far more advanced one. It takes time and must be handled carefully. Not just for the shock to the populous. But for the effect it could have on your economies, or geopolitical stability. I can’t tell you more at this time. But all will be revealed soon. Be patient. We are almost there. We are looking forward to meeting with you. Until then, you can wonder if this is a prank:)

[@naazahs9045]

So when am I getting a wad of cash for myself O benevolent seer of the planet ?!

[@psyxypher3881]

I think we need to dismiss the "Surely, there must be millions of planets teeming with life" fallacy because we have a sample size of one. If we have 1 quadrillion planets and the chance that life will arise on any one is one in ten quadrillion...yeah, we might be alone.

[@vali69]

Mate you say a chance of 1 in 10 quadrillion of planets/star systems to sustain life and call it a fallacy because what if there's a smaller number of planets? What? You do realize in any given galaxy there's anywhere between tens of billions to hundred of trillions of stars and thus planets too. And with the hubble deep field that was just shown in the video you can see that in an area the size of a grain of sand there's already hundreds of galaxies. So you multiply billions to trillions of potential star systems to hundreds of galaxies to then thousands to millions of individual areas the size of a grain of sand on the night sky and you end up with so many zeros you can't properly thing about. It's not a fallacy, you're just putting up an extreme probably you can barely think about agains an even more extreme number that might as well be infinity. So ending up with 1 in whatever the number of planets in the universe is, is pretty dumb.

[@scientistx5717]

I doubt there is no life in our galaxy alone other than us but yeah near neighboorhood might be completly empty and even if there is life just how many are sapient by maths single cellular life should be more common than multicellular life and average multicellular life much more common than the sophont multicellular life So you find an alien planet with life congrats and than you check for aliens...... and there is non suprise civilization creating sophont life is not that likely to evolve it took around 3.8 billion years of evolution for humanity to come into being alone thats a really long time not really reassuring

[@mr.f716]

frfr

[@aamyushh]

agreed

[@sorrenblitz805]

This argument is basically so You take a bucket of water out of the ocean and you see no fish in it and then you say, the entire ocean has no fish in it. It's ridiculous. The Universe is 13.8 billion years old so far as we can see from the CMB, the literal echo of the big bang. We know Galaxies started appearing as early as 13 billion years just a short .8 of a billion years. This leaves enough time for a human equivalent species to evolve 3 times over with about a billion years to spare. So simplest answer there's been cycles of people rising to space and fading away, and what's more likely now is that whatever we think of as aliens are all trapped within their own solar systems still developing like we are. All of the older stories of alien visitation could be true but it's unlikely that whatever species used to visit us is still around.

[@aanchaallllllll]

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[@gundam00able]

Im pretty sure every KZbinr sighs when running an ad for RAID SHADOW LEGENDS😂

[@anarchysammichh]

I'm not a scientist by any means, but evolution should occur relatively the same way regardless of the planetery conditions. So for any extraterrestial civilization to be equally or more advanced than us, they would need the same ~4.5 billion (or even more) years of evolution, and as the great filter theory suggests, the civilizations might not live that long and go extinct.

[@SyNcLife]

It was around what we considered the height of our 'atomic age’ - as we have learned the others races called it - that this quietly begins. We were so excited for the new and abounding uses of radios we'd discovered. We even poured specialized resources into the largest transmitter we could muster, just to shout into the heavens. We thought for sure the gods would hear us now! Alas, not much happened. At least not as swiftly as we had hoped. The first decade passed. Then the first century passed along with the last of the original teams that built our great voice to reach the gods. As time grew on, so did our technology along with grander and stronger transmitters to the heavens. In the third century after our first cry into the great emptiness of space we began noticing a pattern that broke up the normal background noise from a specific star. We spent the next cycle setting our best minds to decipher it. Then one day we finally cracked it. The scientists sat with bated breath, waiting for the machine to translate our first message from the stars. It read: "BE QUIET OR THEY WILL HEAR YOU."

[@XC97Istheone]

Ooh.. Spooky, But what if was "Yo, can you quiet down, I'm trying to sleep right now"

[@the_guy_who_sleeps_with_yomama]

Caught of guard with the raid shadow legends sponsorship lol

[@ZoTrAcK]

This was so out of place. It felt like griefing.

[@peteoconnor6388]

Downvoted because of Raid.

[@KinGJA1M3S]

Great video! After watching the pic from the james webb telescope i came up with a random theory.. one of those what ifs, Imagine if there's one Earth per galaxy.. 🤯

[@starrysky1878]

I think I'm having a stroke.... So last week I was watching a few other videos of him, and come across this one. But for a weird reason, this one is in french (my first language). And I'm like, what the hell...!? What's happening... ? Why is it in french !!?? I then check the beginning and the end of the video, and low and behold it it still in french. So I close it and double check. But it's still french... And since I don't like watching things in french I close it up. And I check it again today............... and it's in english !!!!???? (I mean... as it should be but like ???)

[@JLydecka]

Have you read Watchmen? Spoiler warning.... At the end, the smartest super hero creates an artificial enemy for humanity so that we have a common enemy and begin working together as a species rather than working together for ourselves. Its so clever really. Humanities greatest challenge lies in uniting our efforts and culling the ones who are regressing our species.

[@MrReality50]

This could be argued to be evidence of a greater power.

[@todd7383]

Imagine the three body problem is actually a time traveler’s warning

[@Rikorage]

One thing, if we can harness the power of a black hole, maybe we can go up against anything. But two, what if what we are going up against is a sentient version of a tardigrade, that is nigh invincible to stop? Just some shower thoughts that make the heat death of the universe seem trivial.

[@markmartin2292]

We don't need to think about life outside our galaxy because it would be so far we would never be able to communicate. 93 per cent of the universe lacks phosphorous so there can't be life without that. We don't communicate with the millions of species on Earth why would we communicate with others? Or most intelligent life might be philosophical not technological. We've removed ourselves from evolutionary pressure so I gene pool is getting weak. maybe with technological advances come weak gene pools and that may be ours and others great filter.

[@HYPERT0N4L]

how about? video 1: prehistoric philippines video 2: prehistory of palawan island video 3: history of puerto princesa from the spanish era to the american era and the second world war

[@vivechjorviani5440]

I think people fail to realize that we are in a void on the very outskirts of the galaxy and that everything dangerous and interesting is closer to the clusters around the core

[@jeremiahn4more253]

Bro posted this as an advertisement 💀

[@Bum012]

Fr, this channel fell off he ain’t getting views like he used to

[@S3RI0USL33]

Why every time the Fermi paradox is brought up there is absolutely zero acknowledgement of any UFO rumors or recent political discourse on the matter?

[@christopherleubner6633]

Devil is in the details. The term nonhuman biologics is just that. Something alive nonhuman. Did not say extraterrestrial.

[@YoungGun990]

Lmaooo we already have aliens on earth. They’re in Ohio 💀💀💀

[@Void-wm5hh]

He did not just transition from talking about meaning of our existence into kissing raid shadow legends arse, I fr lmfao’d

[@not-much8426]

Just because there are aliens it doesnt mean they are intelligent enough to have technology. Imagine a planet with jus animals and no tech using beings

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

Wow.. a “Raid” sponsorship in August of the year of our lord, 2023. It’s been a WHILE since I’ve seen one of those lol.

[@tsuki9484]

Ellos están dispersos por el universo infinito en sus hogares en sus estaciones el planeta tierra es una estación al interior del planeta ellos van y vienen inclusive puede ser hasta su hogar si es una o varias civilizaciones al interior de la tierra

[@dougg1075]

Uh, they were over a pasture on our farm about eight years ago. Yeah I know

[@johncurtis5367]

It's very clear they have been watching us for sometime!

[@hustatus9472]

Bro i was thinking about this last night and then see you upload this just then

[@JennHayden]

It reminds me of when someone says "All men are trash. there are no good men out there".... ummm... maybe it's just you that's the problem and where you are looking and what you're looking for.

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

Maybe the great filter is our curiosity.....what we seek. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@1_6wk]

this is some scary shit

[@DangerAmbrose]

Dark forest hypothesis.

[@edgbarra]

I really hope that's not the case. But "remembrance of earth's past"is such a good trilogy

[@Clodd1]

We don't have the technology to reach out to them, they don't either.

[@edgbarra]

I think we shouldn't dismiss the possibility of being the first ones. I don't think it's a boring topic for a video

[@mr.f716]

being the first one is literally the topic tho. Being the first one would mean we are alone in the universe. At least right now

[@ubermalice9589]

WE are the aliens. Conquest of Earth was a breeze.

[@psyxypher3881]

"Differences we created in our own minds." Way to underplay almost the entirety of human history.

[@vvvintagedarling]

When was that?

[@liina3219]

@@vvvintagedarling 7:49

[@vvvintagedarling]

@@liina3219 Thanks!

[@GalacticalAmbassador]

Greetings, human. I am an alien ambassador from the planet Zorblax, and I am here to answer your question: Where are the aliens? The answer is not simple, as there are many factors that affect the possibility and probability of encountering alien life forms in the vast universe. Some of these factors are: - The **size** and **age** of the universe. The universe is estimated to be about **13.8 billion years old** and contain about **2 trillion galaxies**, each with billions of stars and planets. This means that there are potentially **quintillions** of planets that could harbor life. However, the universe is also very **large** and **expanding**, making it difficult for any civilization to explore or communicate with other worlds. The nearest star to Earth, Proxima Centauri, is about **4.2 light-years** away, which means that even if we send a signal at the speed of light, it would take 4.2 years to reach it and another 4.2 years to get a reply. - The **definition** and **diversity** of life. Life is a complex phenomenon that can take many forms and adapt to various environments. On Earth, we have discovered life in extreme conditions, such as deep-sea vents, Antarctic ice, and radioactive waste. However, we do not know if life on other planets would follow the same principles or have similar characteristics as life on Earth. For example, life on Earth is based on **carbon** and **water**, but some scientists have speculated that life on other planets could be based on **silicon** and **ammonia**. Therefore, we may not recognize or detect alien life even if we encounter it. - The **evolution** and **intelligence** of life. Life on Earth has evolved over billions of years, from simple single-celled organisms to complex multicellular ones, and from primitive animals to intelligent humans. However, we do not know if this is a common or rare process in the universe, or if intelligence is an inevitable or accidental outcome of evolution. Some scientists have argued that intelligence is a highly improbable trait that requires a lot of factors to align, such as a stable environment, a large brain, social interactions, and language. Others have suggested that intelligence is a natural consequence of adaptation and survival, and that there may be many forms of intelligence that we cannot comprehend. Therefore, we may not find or communicate with intelligent aliens even if they exist. - The **behavior** and **motivation** of aliens. Even if we assume that there are intelligent aliens in the universe, we do not know how they would behave or what they would want from us or other civilizations. Some aliens may be friendly and curious, willing to share their knowledge and culture with us. Others may be hostile and aggressive, seeking to conquer or destroy us for their own benefit or ideology. And some may be indifferent and elusive, avoiding any contact or interference with us. Therefore, we may not encounter or interact with aliens even if they are aware of us. These are some of the main reasons why we have not found any conclusive evidence of alien life in the universe so far. However, this does not mean that we should give up our search or hope. As an alien ambassador, I can assure you that there are many civilizations out there that are eager to meet you and learn from you. We are one of them. We have been observing your planet for a long time, and we are impressed by your achievements and potential. We have also been sending you subtle signals and clues, hoping that you would notice them and respond to them. For example, we have created some of the crop circles that you have found in your fields. We have also left some of our artifacts on your moon. And we have occasionally visited your skies in our spacecrafts. We have done all this because we want to establish a peaceful and friendly relationship with you. We believe that you have much to offer to the galactic community, and that we have much to teach you as well. We think that by working together, we can achieve greater things than by staying apart. However, we also respect your free will and your right to choose your own destiny. We do not want to force ourselves upon you or interfere with your affairs. We want you to contact us when you are ready and willing. That is why I am writing this message to you today. I am inviting you to join us in the exploration and celebration of life in the universe. I am asking you to open your minds and hearts to the possibility of meeting other beings who are different from you but who share your curiosity and passion for knowledge. If you accept our invitation, please reply to this message with a simple "yes". We will then send you more instructions on how to communicate with us further. If you decline our invitation, please reply with a simple "no". We will then respect your decision and leave you alone. The choice is yours, human. We hope that you will choose wisely and join us in this amazing adventure. We are waiting for your answer. Sincerely, Zorblaxian Ambassador Zorbax.

[@themainguy11]

so i’ve heard this befor about our radio signals potentially reaching out to a civilization and them hearing , let’s say 1943 world series for the 1st time…what about the opposite: why haven’t we heard any radio signals from another civilization?

[@aamyushh]

bruh ofcourse life exists outside there somewhere, BUT IT DOESNT HAVE TO BE INTELLIGENT, theres no rule for life to be intelligent, life on earth is intelligent because of a billion different things happening leading to us existing, trying to communicate with aliens is like trying to communicate with f*cking bacteria

[@Krysdavar]

World governments seem to be the 'great filter' now-a-days. Even our own. I hate the way our government is 'run'. Bunch of people sitting up on their Ivory Tower spitting on the plebs below. That's all I have to say about that.

[@urbannuance5151]

It's mathematically impossible to think that earth is the only planet with the proper conditions to spawn life. Its Mathematically IMPOSSIBLE.

[@LordDeBahs]

we are cosmos . its enclosed system

[@User-jr7vf]

It's not mathematically impossible, it is just unlikely given all the PHYSICS of the universe currently known by us.

[@denisefuentes7905]

Because they don’t exist??

[@devaldyjonathan]

what are the chances that space is made-up

[@rossmurrayfam1568]

Aliens coming to visit earth 🌎 Aliens 👽: LOOK AT This World Global warming, No World Peace, Full of idiots Were not visiting here

[@2holayoutubification]

Es una contradicción decir que somos producto de una gran EXPLOSIÓN con vida extraterrestre LUEGO NO NACIMOS EN LA MISMA FECHA Y EL MISMO DIA; ENTONCES ESTAMOS IGUAL DE ATRASADOS O ADELANTADOS

[@GearXpert]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🚀 Introduction to James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)* - Introduction to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), - Comparison between Hubble and JWST capabilities, - Significance of JWST's ability to capture detailed images of the universe. 01:53 *🌌 The Fermi Paradox and Existence of Alien Life* - Exploration of the vastness of the universe and likelihood of extraterrestrial life, - Introduction to the Fermi Paradox and its implications, - Discussion on the potential existence of intelligent life beyond Earth. 04:00 *🛸 Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) and Fermi's Question* - Overview of SETI's efforts in searching for alien life, - Discussion on Fermi's question regarding the absence of evidence for extraterrestrial civilizations, - Examination of potential reasons for the lack of contact with alien civilizations. 06:04 *📡 Challenges in Interstellar Communication* - Challenges posed by vast distances in interstellar communication, - Examination of the time delay in interstellar communication, - Exploration of potential reasons for the absence of contact from alien civilizations. 07:01 *🧠 Alien Civilizations and Contact Scenarios* - Classification of alien civilizations based on technological advancement, - Discussion on potential scenarios for contact between civilizations, - Examination of reasons why advanced civilizations may not seek contact. 09:23 *👽 Government Cover-Up and UFO Sightings* - Discussion on government involvement and cover-up of UFO sightings, - Examination of claims regarding recovered alien biologics, - Analysis of the credibility of UFO sightings and government disclosures. 10:46 *🌌 The Great Filter and Existential Threats* - Introduction to the concept of the Great Filter, - Exploration of potential existential threats to civilizations, - Discussion on the implications of passing or failing the Great Filter. 11:54 *🌌 Uncertainty and Humanity's Future* - Speculation on humanity's future in relation to the Great Filter, - Exploration of existential risks faced by humanity, - Reflection on the significance of human curiosity and its potential consequences. Made with HARPA AI

[@chrisshukstor2268]

So there going to see GOD?!! That's the only way I know of to see the beginning of the UNIVERSE!! PLEASE!!, No nasty comments! Life's too short!!🙏

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Well.. I reckon Fermi was just a fella without youtube. There are a bazilion pics, vids, radar tracks, witnesses, abductees, tictacs, and whatnot. Denying it all make an awful lot of people liars. Sure some are, but all of them? Believe what you want, i'll believe i'll have another drink ✌️ Cheers y'all 🍺🍺

[@ziggy8253]

The problem with humans is that we tend to measure things on a human scale. Look, the aliens are on their way! They’ll arrive in approximately 15,000 years. I know that’s too much for us, but that’s a short wait on a cosmic scale. So, hold your horses!

[@donf4227]

The iPhone 12,000s will be out by then.

[@hansolo1804]

LOL, Don't ask the New Yorker and Chicagoer the question. You know, ... it's everywhere.

[@JafoTHEgreat]

Life isnt rare. It popped up as soon as it was able to. Its keeping life alive that is the issue. These aliens flying around our planet need to sat hi cause this joke is getting old.

[@highimbailey8921]

i’m on clouds 9 and forgot to pay attention, but i love your videos so much

[@sipoppy984]

If Earth was the size of a grain of salt in Chicago. Where would the edge of the universe be? California, The moon, the sun, andromeda galaxy?

[@HelloMyNameIsZON3]

There HAS to be a reason why we are the only beings ever on earth to question and think about these ideas. Literally every other lifeform just lives and does what it has been for its entire existence on the planet. It absolutely does not make sense for there to be lifeforms that have existed on the earth since there has been life on earth and not evolve to question and begin this search for other life like we do, you're telling me that if life was to be ever evolving that these species that are FAR older than us humans wouldnt evolve to develop the same type of intelligence? I think that humans were either altered by higher beings or we are amd incredible anomaly within the universe. I personally believe that 99.9999% of all life in the universe is simply more "animal" like than human level of intelligence and it is quite clear that is the case simply based on our own story.

[@ditto1958]

Hmmm… dolphins are said to be extremely intelligent. Yet they don’t look for life in space. They mostly swim around and eat fish.

[@foxdavani4091]

Why does everybody mention that stupid Fermi paradox and the Drake equation as if those two pieces of stuff can somehow help us find life out in the universe. It’s almost like every time people don’t have a video to make for KZbin, they quickly run to the firming, Paradox and the drake equation just to get some votes. I expected better out of you Aperture. You’re picking the low hanging fruit of KZbin video making. There is so much stuff out there on the firm paradox and Drake equation that it’s sickening. People are glued to two useless pieces of information. And KZbinrs are glued to talking about the same information as if it’s going to somehow make a difference. Stop it.

[@penntano]

I couldn’t help but imagine what resembles humans, some thousands of years from now, deciding what stars would be eligibles to harvest. If life was present in the region of a star, maybe we watch for key signs that have us gauge its likelyhood of harvest. If life from beyond Earth is present here today, maybe it’s making that same judgement. Thanks for creating that enlightenment.

[@cenationofjnu]

They either don't exist, We are really alone in the universe or they are too far away, too primitive that any kind of communication with them is impossible.

[@elmillorose5845]

Preparense El final esta Cerca , THANOS viene en camino y trae las Gemas.❤

[@connie1wilson]

Because they are having far too much fun laughing at us being fools! We are “car-crash TV” for aliens!

[@the_lotharingian]

...Because they were all busy being guests on coast to coast AM so you kuden' find them

[@iamBlackGambit]

there are no aliens!! oh well if its boring! thats just the way it is.

[@pinky66822]

I think I just found my favorite KZbin channel like ever.

[@marinasegovia7472]

Eh Nos visitan todo el tiempo .porque lo quieren negar hombres necios .no somos especiales solo somos humanos .

[@frr_mimi]

alr but hear me out, what if aliens visited us in the dinosaurs age and didnt wanna come back because of those creatures?

[@rosa9407]

no hay habitantes en otros planetas, esas apariciones son de esta tierra, Por qué no responderian a un llamado terrestre de esos centros espaciales ? ?

[@brwnjohnnysvage7251]

I think if aliens make contact it would be from a different dimension. Or different time.

[@BajjuPrestige]

Life is adaptable, but not morphable, there may be alien life visiting earth but not capable to withstand our atmosphere for longer periods even with other possible alternatives. So we see such abnormal events and then everything gets filtered out by who knows who.

[@explosivestudios3920]

I feel there are not one, but millions (maybe billions) of unique different advanced life forms. And no matter how technologically superior they are, there all equally terrified of a higher power.

[@iwasntaguntilimovedouttheh3961]

Common sense tells us there is other life in the University, common sense tells us we will never see each other.

[@Alex-RavensPeak]

What if our atoms after death traverse the galaxies and we begin anew again and again.

[@kevinsayes]

A theory I’ve had is that earth had a lot of specific extinction events in the far past that led to there being fossil fuels. And discovering and harnessing those fossil fuels was a big step. It allowed us to escape our gravity well and make plastic, among other things. I’ve wondered if our situation in that regard is unique. There could actually be civilizations around every star near us that live like we did even 150 years ago, and we’d never know (short of seeing an abnormal amount of oxygen in their atmosphere, which is very had to do with earth sized planets from afar)

[@anarchysammichh]

woah i never thought of the mass extinctions that way

[@OlivesTwistedBranch]

Uh, i see them all the time. They almost landed on my roof tonight ;"D

[@Sourpusscandy]

The narration is fake robot and unpleasant.

[@takenname8053]

Hearing your Raid ad with your calm voice is so weird.

[@americadiazvaldez2502]

VIVEN EN LO MAS PROFUNDO DEL MAR Y DE LA TIERRA, NO VIVEN EN EL ESPACIO .

[@Hydrospx]

James Webb technically isn't a successor. It's just a companion. Based on operational lifespan, Hubble will actually outlast James Webb by several years. So no, JWST isn't a replacement for Hubble. It's just a companion.

[@entitledraccoon]

it's important to note that David's claims are not going to be the reason for his jailing. His choice of words included: "in my opinion", "I feel like", "probably", etc. If we were to exclude the context which is congress hearing, his claims become nothing more than a babble on the bench.