Fermi Paradox Explained: If There Are TRILLIONS of Planets in Space, Why Hasn’t Anyone Contacted Us?

[@Badrinj]

What is life is subjective and only limited to what is "perceived by our senses and our minds"

[@ProjectNOTOS]

We would like to make a video about Fermi too

[@Scienceabc]

all the best!

[@B1GO2024]

just curious, i want to make videos like this, but i dont know, what animation application is to use to make this type of video

[@gmalys1]

Our current level of exploring the universe is akin to taking a thimble of water from the ocean. Can’t base anything on such limited scope.

[@UserX03]

The size of the universe is unfathomably large. Our galaxy is like one single grain of sand in the ocean with life somewhere in it trying to find another single grain of sand in the ocean with life somewhere in it. Not gonna happen…

[@wilhelmvonn9619]

When civilizations advance to a certain point they emigrate from this universe to a better one.

[@travdripdrip382]

Why do we assume life in other worlds would HAVE to be like us and need the same environment? Instead of carbon based they could be different

[@Scienceabc]

you're right about that

[@OrcinusLaryngologist]

Did anyone ever stop and think that other civilizations don’t think in the way us humans do? Live completely differently from what we know in our everyday lives?

[@Scienceabc]

It's quite possible.

[@lexxlexx9710]

We assume there are other civilizations based solely on the fact that there are soooo many other planets out there. That`s not how it works.

[@Scienceabc]

There are many ways to look at it - one of the ways leads to the Fermi paradox

[@sredlogic2800]

Have you considered that with so many other planets the probality that someone will select Earth is so very very .... very minute 😊

[@robertszontagh1297]

The notion that there must be life "out there" assumes that abiogenesis occurred on earth and statistically would occur somewhere else. There is no solid evidence that abiogenesis could or indeed occurred on earth.

[@Scienceabc]

The fermi paradox is one of the many hypotheses that tackle the possibility of existence of life elsewhere

[@GreenPoint_one]

I assume tge chance of life like our may be 0,0000000001 or something like that

[@Scienceabc]

it's strange how in trillions of celestial bodies, we've never found one decidedly conclusive proof of life!

[@motebike]

Let's go beyond what we think, or believe. Otherwise, we'll continue in this painfully slow evolution. Rocket technology? How primitive.

[@محمد-و2ك5ظ]

❤

[@kennethwilliams7731]

What if the universe and all the galaxies were created by God ,and he alone decided to create man in his own image and chose Earth as his home? Maybe we are unique and alone ,whether we like it or not!

[@damienkurast]

I got it! I was just thinking about the Fermi paradox, and i believe i have a new hypothesis that might explain it. Why has no aliens invaded earth? Has anyone considered they may be French and have already surrendered?