Intelligent Life on Other Planets

Intelligent Life on Other Planets🌌✨
Amidst the vast expanse of our Milky Way, teeming with billions of stars and planets, the possibility of alien civilizations existing out there sparks both wonder and an insatiable curiosity. But this isn't just a flight of fancy-it's a quest grounded in science, pushing the boundaries of what we know and daring to imagine what lies beyond.
Join us as we explore the enigmatic realms of the universe, pondering over the Fermi Paradox and venturing beyond to uncover potential pathways across the stars. 🚀💫 Imagine, for a moment, setting foot on a distant world, making us the aliens we've long sought after. This thought-provoking journey doesn't just thrill; it reshapes our cosmic perspective and underlines humanity's nascent steps toward interstellar travel.
Closer to home, our solar system holds its own tantalizing secrets. From Mars' ancient river valleys to Europa's icy oceans, the search for microbial life takes on a more tangible form. 🌍❄️ With missions like the Europa Clipper on the horizon, we're on the cusp of unlocking the mysteries of these celestial bodies, despite the formidable challenges they pose.
Yet, the dream of reaching out to the stars remains alive. From generation starships to nuclear-powered rockets and even theoretical light sails, we delve into the future of space travel. 🌠🛸 The concept of reaching neighboring star systems like Alpha Centauri or discovering potentially habitable exoplanets like TRAPPIST-1e and Kepler-186f ignites the imagination with possibilities of finding alien life.
But space is vast, and the challenges are immense. As we contemplate journeys that span hundreds to thousands of years, we're reminded of the sheer scale of the universe and the innovative leaps required to bridge these cosmic distances. 🌟🛰️
So, buckle up for an exhilarating ride through the cosmos as we quest for answers to one of humanity's oldest questions: Are we alone in the universe? Subscribe and join us on this incredible adventure, where we unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, one star at a time. Thanks for watching! 🌌👽
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[@davidmccarthy6061]

What we really need to do is to preserve what little intelligent life there is left on this planet.

[@I_amTurok]

We're done for. Half of us think they are he she's. Velro is back on the rise. We are doomed. Everyone's a God damn sensitive flower😂😂😂😂

[@jenbraga9372]

LMAO

[@Thedeseri]

​@I_amTurok 😂😂😂😂

[@lore.keeper]

​@@I_amTurokthis is somehow funny and so sad at the same time. We really have such a long way to go

[@rgarlinyc]

Astonishing! How immensely frustrating it is to be able to both know and see where we may go, but to be - as yet, anyway - unable to go there!

[@scottbuchanan3461]

Yes wise is that but know those that disrespect our people do are and damaging are their relationships. The Solar Warden Fleet exists just as the tr3b exists so be aware as they profess to know yet you and I understand more than they will ever know. I have been contacted by my higher self and he suggested to me that mankind needs a message and the message is through me and is this. Take that James Webb telescope from where it is and place it in the whitehouse lawn with a message... You look too far and offend my sight.

[@furiousinsects6386]

I agree. Still, better to be born now then few hundred years ago 😂

[@lunaballuna]

God if I could only travel amongst the stars! I would happily sign up to live forever just to see that day!

[@brianheili513]

I hope there is intelligent life out there.There sure isn’t any intelligent life on earth nowadays.

[@baelavay]

4:45 I’ve watched many videos on space colonization, but this video is the first that mentions this problem. Interesting!

[@digitalfootballer9032]

One thing you must take into account when estimating the time it would take to reach distant star systems is acceleration/deceleration of the vessel. For example proxima centauri is roughly 4 light years away, but you wouldn't get there in 20 years going 20% the speed of light, it would take longer because you have to take into account the time it takes to reach maximum velocity and to slow back down, which is not instantaneous. It would likely, even with very advanced propulsion systems, take a fair amount of time to reach the top speed and an equal amount of time to slow down (there are no brakes in space so you have to fire the thrust backwards). This would add considerable time to the journey.

[@probegt75]

We need to master our solar system before thinking too big

[@jamesadams893]

Shit we need to master our planet earth for starters

[@alphagerudo6242]

Yeah, problem is religious gullible people believe we are the only living beings in the entire universe as an excuse to not put funding where it NEEDS to go.

[@Sol-ck3tp]

No

[@hugorivas4922]

Threre is a reason why other worlds are so far,so we cant reach them.

[@paulcuthill8469]

See if there is no aliens life out there then it is a waist of space

[@Team-fabulous]

It will be a very exciting discovery and a relief as there is certainly no intelligent life on earth..

[@jaketyler2702]

It certainly would be a releaf..

[@Team-fabulous]

@@jaketyler2702 relief.. Dam this predictive text😂😂😂😂😂

[@bwoodlandave]

Wow

[@LeonardoOliveira-sq7sd]

Bolsonaro and Lula are proof that there is, in fact, intelligent life on Earth.

[@tyskerbarn5171]

If they are smart- they NEVER contact the Earth.

[@davechavezjr5399]

Fascinating, thought provoking video! Enjoyed watching. Technology is probably at least 100 years away from exploring even our own solar system let alone other systems.

[@Scrapper.]

Thought provoking stuff. The numbers/distances are mind-stretching, and yet the planetary systems covered are very local in the vaster picture. Fantastic photos and graphics. Cheers! Respect from Ireland.

[@dreamstudiotvnetwork9225]

What a magnificent work you all have done in both the actual production quality and explaining the planetary travel to distant planets. Congratulations!

[@ScienceTime24]

Thank you very much!

[@rafiparadise]

The space time of this universe is the same, so if life is possible on earth, it would be possible for many other celestial bodies. The problem is we haven't discovered it.

[@Ottee2]

Daunting, indeed. Trying to achieve sub-lightspeed for intergalactic travel may be a fool's errand. Perhaps we will, one day, progress in our science and technology such that a space portal or 'stargate' is feasible.

[@LeonardoOliveira-sq7sd]

We've never been to the moon and now we're talking about going to another galaxy. Way to go!

[@blessingngwale4501]

😂 Imagine

[@timmartin7664]

I stands out to me, from watching this video we are about as close to visiting these exotic new worlds as Neanderthal man visiting and exploring the Americas by boat.

[@bullveigh2526]

the Neanderthals never made their visit it but we did, only took us a few hundred thousands years to build the boat :) 🤞we can this kinda ship a bit quicker

[@BOBisjustBOB]

Thought theories are my way of relaxing to sleep at night. From black holes, dark matter, dark energy, interstellar travel and alien life. My current 'thoughtline/ relax view' is we exist in the expulsion of a black hole, insomuch the big bang is the 'matter' absorbed and expelled and we are alternative / reflection of another universe expanding and that dark matter and energy is the absorbed light from the 'mother' universe reversed. As to alien life I feel we will come upon ourselves in the future as the black hole we come from regurgitates our future selves. Helps me sleep anyhow 😀

[@seanwebb605]

It seems like it would almost be easier to bring the planets we want to visit closer to us. Close the distance with a little cooperation.

[@ballamaniac6984]

u got the best space videos on youtube short and straight to the point

[@user-uj9cc5ch5p]

I do like the idea of nano space ships traveling to nearby stars and leaving their footprint on another world. Sagan X

[@scoth2455]

If there is intelligent life out there I am sure they look at earth the way we in western nations look at North Korea.

[@lore.keeper]

This is hilariously accurate

[@digitalfootballer9032]

The best candidates for life would be planets around G-type stars (like our sun) as well as K-type stars, which might even be better because they last twice as long as G-types, but are hot enough that the habitable zone wouldn't be so close as to tidally lock the planets within it. Red dwarves are not very promising for finding life because if tidal locking as well as their tendency to have violent flaring.

[@caynaanshecabdalemohamed500]

If life exist on another planet, it would be a groundbreaking discovery with profound implications for our understanding of the universe. It could potentially reshape our perspectives on the origins of life, the conditions necessary for its existence, and the prevalence of life throughout the cosmos.

[@space1commander]

Awesome. The problem here is that all this Galaxies and Planets might not exist anymore. Because if it took 200,000 years for the light to reach Earth by now it might looks totally different. It is fascinating, but for human trying to understand space is like a snail trying to understand the Amazon Jungle and trying to cross it from one end to the other.

[@milflover6202]

Yes for now.long way to go.all odds are against us. 😢

[@AceKiller9000]

🐌 Snails move pretty fast (0.029 mph / 153 ft ph). For a snail to travel directly across Amazon Rainforest (1200 miles / 1900 km) would only take 1729 days. To put space into perspective, it would take a snail 83,304,201,370,000 years to travel 1 light year. Add on another 6 zeros to cross the Milky Way. 🐌

[@space1commander]

Very well said.@@AceKiller9000

[@amandatyler4324]

Or maybe they DO exist now but we won’t know for another 200,000 years…..so it works both ways. Hence the reason looking for signs of ANY life is important in potentially discovering intelligent life.

[@DevonPhoenix]

Yeah exactly all those aliens are dead

[@ReloadNow]

Do you think will ever meet them in our lifetime ? 👽

[@danmurray1143]

No. 😢 Too far away from each other.

[@AmonTheWitch]

they might be in our solar system, look up Europa Life

[@danmurray1143]

@AmonTheWitch One of the important ingredients for life is TO NOT BE FROZEN STIFF. Europa is too cold. But I did notice something just now. Did they name that moon after Europe? Or is the similarly in names a coincidence? If they did, why? Edit: I looked it up. Greek mythology. Some chick Zeus abducted. Next question: Was Europe named after some chick Zeus abducted? 😆 [I forgot why I'm asking you all these questions] Edit 2: Yes! Europe was named after Europa from Greek mythology. I'm learning all kinds of weird stuff tonight.

[@deshaughnmolette9205]

​@@danmurray1143 actually, there's an underground ocean under Europa's icy crust

[@bmiller4914]

Yes we already have the Government keeping it a secret 🤫 we can’t get to them but they can get to us that is who we are Learning & getting our technology from The more we learn from them about technology the more advance we will become & then we will be able to travel just like them 💯

[@hemantkusurkar8510]

Almost it's now sure that life exists beyond earth.Not necessary in the form shown in entertainment industry but more or less than our intellectual level. Now it's only matter of time we find them or they approach us.

[@anthonystar]

Use the worm holes :)

[@bwoodlandave]

We will evolve into that in which we are seeking , we are them, and they are us ,its a cosmic phenomenon, I do often wonder what will be the accomplishments in a 😮😊100 years from 2024 .

[@LeonardoOliveira-sq7sd]

Putin will destroy the human race before we can evolve.

[@lore.keeper]

Whenever I watch videos like these I remember the cliche but very relatable saying: "born too late to explore earth, too early to explore the universe". It's a bit sad

[@Historybluff1986]

If they’re on par with us technologically then we will have no chance of meeting for a very long time.

[@Semirotta]

if there is life on Planet Earth, there will be life elsewhere too. Its just hard to find considering how large the universe is and most likely we might never even find any life out there because of that reason. It would be amazing to find intellectual life out there, perhaps humans could finally become ones aswell after that with the aliens help.

[@scottbuchanan3461]

The recently disclosed Solar Warden Brief shows you they are a danger to our relationships as they only seek war for themselves and we choose to live in peace.

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy Its interestyng this video I like it

[@stephenb7647]

I love all this theoretical space travel stuff but we can’t even get along and look after our own planet

[@james2398]

I love this channel and I hope this happens without adversaries getting the technology

[@shankarprasad2056]

Intersting facts ❤

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

Too far away, we'll never see them on their turf. The only way is to visit by proxy. In other words, we need to create sentient AI that can both maintain and recreate itself under the harshest of conditions.

[@MrRdt1970]

Travelling even at these slow speeds would erode the hull of the ship via space dust

[@solipedia]

this video serves as a thought-provoking exploration of the fascinating concept of intelligent life beyond Earth. It encourages us to keep seeking answers, pushing the boundaries of our knowledge, and embracing the wonders of the universe. Great job!"

[@user-mn7yz8jj5s]

If flying saucers are real, then there's definitely extraterrestrial life out there that's way more intelligent and advanced than humans since flying saucers are way more advanced than anything produced by NASA.

[@ElleAnd...]

Even this discoveries or possiblity of life outside earth are true. ..how can we all go there and who will provide spaceship for all the people of earth 😅😅😅

[@scks772]

Plenty of places to explore for life in our own solar system. Yes, it would be a historic discovery even if we find microbial life forms.

[@Hengo07]

Awesome😲

[@SlonBobar-nt2jn]

Я думаю что до ближайших видимых звезд можно долететь намного быстрее. Если на обычной ракете можно долететь до солнца за 3 месяца, а размер солнца с Земли где-то 10 мм, размер видимых звезд 0,25 мм (размер звезд будем считать одинаковым с размером солнца), то можно рассчитать дистанцию до звезд таким образом: 10÷0,25×3÷12=10 лет

[@theuntoldhistoyofiranandthemid]

It was great, I enjoyed it. I am really interested in history, especially the history of any country. I will be happy if you support the history of my country, Iran.

[@TheChrx7]

We need Kirk's spaceship

[@OscarRamirez-cp1xs]

It’s traveled via dimensions affects are like a wormhole.

[@user-cq3jp7ks2f]

Iam a jaswanth my is India

[@philochristos]

It's kind of depressing that there's so much out there we will never be able to learn about.

[@rodfaragini7110]

Oh to dream that one day we will _________

[@SlonBobar-nt2jn]

I think that it is possible to fly to the nearest visible stars much faster. If on an ordinary rocket you can reach the sun in 3 months, and the size of the sun from Earth is about 10 mm, the size of visible stars is 0.25 mm (we will assume the size of the stars is the same as the size of the sun), then you can calculate the distance to the stars in this way: 10÷0.25×3÷12=10 years

[@fernie81]

In theory as in previous videos made by this channel as given the speed of light being finite as alien civilizations observing our blue planet and only being to observe our past calculating by distance (light years) it must be considered for us to add that some theory of what we observe and exoplanets we’ve discovered, how can we determine a civilization on other planets and potential life

[@palashmatt1435]

Good

[@ReahouLy]

😘ស្រលាញ់👽❤️✅

[@KartikPatel-nt4ff]

😅😅😅well information good show you 😅😅😅

[@brianSalem541]

Make Earth Great Again

[@scottbuchanan3461]

One simple and true thing about how we should be is never to question that that is material creation as successful civillization practice acceptance of their world and mankind frantically tries to change what us simply too perfect for wirds ti describe.

[@user-cw5qq1lk7i]

Its interesting- many of us never been to "space"/flown in spaceship, but yet we just accepted things as "facts"- that there are galaxies, planets, black holes, ..etc. Ps. Why do we accept things as truth/facts- , just because its been written in" textbooks"/ tough in schools, shown on tv/been illustrated, or been presented by authority figures(doctor, teacher, government, scietist, etc), It took me a while to realize that for a fact i know nothing... Anyone else feel the same?

[@aveboy65]

The fact that they’re already here pass the poles is crazy. The fact they lie is crazy. Let us fly pass the north and South Pole we will find so much other and new life.

[@user-fk8rb8ue5h]

Who is narrating this? What a wonderful voice.

[@ChineduOpara]

It's smooth, isn't it? Last night I listened at 0.75× speed, and I zonked right off

[@gamerxt333]

@@ChineduOpara You sleep in a chair ? lol...

[@ChineduOpara]

@@gamerxt333 Sometimes! 😄

[@gamerxt333]

I have never been able to do that, must be a skill of sorts.

[@ChineduOpara]

@gamerxt333 When you're old and tired enough, you can sleep _anywhere_ , bruv 😄

[@QT-8]

Wow

[@user-hh7uf1oe4q]

Nice dokument

[@user-gf9ds3wl6p]

Tnx

[@johnshields6324]

They bend or fold space/time, they don't gun it at light speed, that's a human term and has nothing to do with how they move unimaginable distances

[@user-rc7ps6im1x]

靈魂球體阿斯拉，開始進行佈局全球的改變吧！生活方式

[@wabejoo]

"Intelligent" life on earth (which phrase is, with a lot of hunan hubris, used to define a species called homo sapiens) was an accident. An asteroid hit earth 65 million years ago decimating the dinasours and then more recently the Indian sub-continent joined the Asian continent causing the himalayas to rise. The rise of the himalayas changed weather patterns in East Africa where there was loss of forests, thus forcing mankind's ancestors to climb down from the trees and acquire an upright gait. Had these accidents not happened, i.e.., the decimattion of dinasours and the human acquisition of an upright gait, humans, as we know them would not have evolved. Why then, should we assume that the accidents that happened on earth, necessarily happened elsewhere?

[@rinjid6887]

Maybe what is thought in general, the millions of stars are just glowing stones, there must be a life of their own, but we are not successful enough to prove

[@suelane3628]

Duly ticked. Just one comment the Vikings were definitely in the New World before the 15th Centaury. However the Native Americans (now First Nations?) might have kicked them out!

[@gregbrooks2841]

We will never get off this earth before humanity kills its self. But nice to think big.

[@aquarian-talk]

I think out species has a cap on how far we can go technologically.

[@victoriamann7680]

Due to radiation right? Butttttt CERN has been working on that. They have seven current projects.

[@johnbergamini3567]

So I'm going to guess one or both planets have lumps of radioactive elements at their core, and that may explain their form and the warmer-then-expected methane.

[@geemanbmw]

Kepler 22b has promise

[@sofronije74]

When majority of humankind saught to watch this kind of content on media, we would step up to type 1...

[@user-lu6yx3dq7l]

❤

[@ulrikeneumann7495]

... and here it becomes clear again: We urgently need to develop warp drive and fly at warp 10 or even transwarp to other places. And all problems would be solved ... 😇

[@kaiscamp7877]

If the radiation is keeping us from going, then how did we go to our own moon which has much higher radiation levels?

[@Rocksolid1613]

Or just develop an enormous telescope that can see really far and we won't need to go there anymore. Makes more sense to me.

[@Keemochi420]

instead of war we couldve just joint forces and discover outside the earth there might be Bugs coming to invade us

[@mikelubowa4561]

One day time will tell, the solution will be found and traveling will be made short to the speed faster than light

[@travailer594]

You take a ship out with the hope that on board over 100 yrs plus you would develop a new higher speed tech that would get you there quicker ?

[@drekelley2352]

Whatever. The moon kicking our ass right now but this is interesting to think about.

[@ElsaJumuad]

Good life in or out

[@Brent-cx4jy]

And yet the TR-3B can travel anywhere in our solar system almost instantly.....the American government has this technology since the 70s

[@holbvgbbbbkfz]

Im here after reading the three body

[@siyasakhungcobo563]

I think it's ok if I only know my neighbour existence 😂😂😂

[@ky1ebetts]

If a future AI singularity consumes mankind, the only thing left to explore will be our past.

[@KevinMurphy0403]

How would such a tiny light sail ship have the power to send a signal back to Earth from 4 light years away?

[@jayman94fly]

Yeah, I'm starting to think more and more that we will discover alien AI, Rather than the civilization it's self. That would be strange

[@jefftatham8785]

We can’t even land on our moon. So landing on another moon of a planet is not looking possible.

[@alienoverlordsnow1786]

🙂🧐🤔😵‍💫❤👍💯

[@TheDavidjohnhunter]

Well! I'm glad it's somewhere?

[@MysteriousSpace88]

Looking forward to the day we find aliens and then we will know how they live

[@karabomaja8484]

I found a generational starship in a video game called starfield,

[@JoperMallari]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Alien is frendly is true 👽👽👽sila phoeNkA. Alan kung katapusan ng planeta noting💓💓💓

[@davehoward22]

It's OK building something that travels ridiculous speeds,but who's going to take the ridiculous risks at travelling in it? I wouldn't wanna travel in a debris strewn space at millions of mph.

[@theodoreroberts3407]

How about turning the science around. How can you prove life on earth. Has anyone done that experiment? It may give an outline of what to look for on other planets. Yeah, okay water and air for our type of life. How about other possibilities?

[@michaelwilson569]

In about two thousand years. Many will have access to all planets,moons,and galaxies. I'm the spiritual realm.. Not so much in the physical.

[@baelavay]

We will send Robots, of course.

[@nilakshandissanayake1379]

How about we look closer to home and find intelligent life on earth

[@SatyamSingh-ex9hv]

While drinking water swishing around little in mouth each time about 10 to 15 sec before swallowing water is so important because of the saliva because saliva contains minerals and while swishing around water saliva builds up in mouth and mix into water that you are going to swallow. This process helps body to remineralize and also keeps the good digestion system going because of the enzyme call amylase in saliva. Drink your food and chew your water before swallowing it. For the electrolyte consume foods that are rich in potassium, sodium and magnesium foods like bananas, beet greens, salmon, white beans, avocado, potatoes, milk, mushrooms, dill pickles, clams, Himalayan or Celtic sea salt, cheese, dry-roasted sunflower seeds, spinach, pumpkin seeds, Lima beans, tuna, brown rice, almonds. Health Is Wealth.

[@user-yv4yz9jv1y]

All you do is watch my phone all day

[@bibihunden]

When we keep asking if there is life in the universe, we have not gotten any further than the creation story in the Bible. Life is in the universe, and a very small fraction has hit earth. a few billion years ago.

[@cliveabbey8587]

Some Aliens 👽 are invisible 🫥 actually 🤔 😊 I know this to be True 👍 😅 because I've seen them 😃 😊 ❤ 🌟 🦄 🙏 ❤️ 🌟 🎉