Are We Alone? Neil deGrasse Tyson on Alien Life & The Fermi Paradox

[@vincentfolds9857]

“There are more stars in the universe then all the sounds and words ever uttered by all humans who have ever lived” 😳

[@SimpleManSweden]

*than

[@kaylaread8048]

All Humans who have ever lived. Dude, most of the people are yet not born. We are among the very first. After us, many more people will live on earth than have ever lived.

[@DubbPP]

Put that on a shirt!!! I want my cut!!!

[@DubbPP]

​@@kaylaread8048 neither are all stars, planets galaxies and universes

[@mrj4082]

​@@kaylaread8048 you just made a retarded statement. Thaks captain obvious

[@wildfoodietours]

The possibilities in our universe NEVER cease to amaze.

[@mremptytheeclip9420]

God made a beautiful universe.

[@marcgarrigosmane166]

​@mremptytheeclip9420 it's funny cause we humans have multiple gods. Ans possibly aliens have their gods so yeah

[@K.W8141]

@@marcgarrigosmane166 or aliens are the gods

[@rcmakingtracks18]

This is why we love star gazing... fills us with wonder.

[@HK_Musician]

Absolutely. Allows our imaginations to run free

[@drewg4323]

Great timing on this video 🖖

[@michaelgray6429]

I've been looking up into the sky since I was a child I know for sure we are not alone in this vast Universe it is impossible to think we are the only species in the cosmic Universe.

[@sxrvsvct7911]

I look everynight since I work nights. i need to know. we all do. and I have never seen anything weird but if I ever do I hope y'all believe me.

[@J.Crooner]

​@@sxrvsvct7911❤

[@J.Crooner]

❤We are definitely not alone that's for sure. It's actually funny that our government believes that by keeping the Grey's a secret to conceal the truth it's a better decision than the actual truth. Their behavior only further ensures that the government could never ever be trusted given they've chosen to hide the biggest intervention that ever took place in the history of humanity.👽👽👽

[@mondop5270]

Hardly impossible... just as likely noone else has or will ever evolve

[@lewisgriffin7722]

No I really don’t see how we could be alone with how big space is

[@mikepotter4109]

First time I have heard Neil speaking and not gotten annoyed lol, good job Neil!

[@singing-sands]

hahaa, So brilliant and yet he has the most annoying laugh ever! I had to stop listening to his podcasts.

[@MrTonaluv]

Why does he annoy you? You think you are way smarter than him don't you. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnberry3824]

"We haven't looked very far yet." That's what the Fermi paradox seems to ignore: the vast distances and the vast time scales of the universe, compared to our little corner of it.

[@colin1089]

I think you have misunderstood the paradox. The question is why haven't they come looking for us - how far we have looked is completely irrelevant.

[@thomasuga5708]

Yeah read into it before making retarded statements. If advanced intelligent aliens existed they would’ve found us by now… maybe they don’t wanna be seen.. who knows. Us searching out for life is a different story. Intelligent complex life is obviously extremely rare. Will inevitably take us hundreds if not thousands of years to go interstellar just to find most life is not as complex as us most likely at this point. Space is definitely a lot harder than sci fi movies make it seem. Our scientists are great but they barely know anything when you look at the amount that we don’t know. And as you learn you realize we just have more and more questions. We will probably never know most things unless we can learn to get passed drama and conflict. But that will never happen because we have greedy souls and this world is far from perfect. Not even close to like those fictional movies. I could see us ending by being swallowed by a black hole or some uncontrollable force. Just by the vibes of what we get here on earth. It obviously isn’t all sunshine’s and rainbows…

[@mrslcom]

When we look far into distance we are also looking back in time. So even if an exoplanet is teeming with life today we would not be able to detect it as we can only observe its past history, and vice versa.

[@J.Crooner]

You're right if you're talking about conventional methods of observation or even communication. It's important that we start thinking beyond the conventional ways because we know these planets exist many light-years away from Earth. Humanity has the technology to traverse the space between the Stars and it doesn't take years to travel 40 light-years from Earth either. Ask Bob Lazar, he could definitely tell you how long it would take to get to Zeta Reticulum 2 without having to suffer the dramatic effects of time dilation.👌

[@msjadhav5192]

Yep..they probably see dinosaurs here

[@consterus]

I think one of the main reasons that we have not yet discovered any evidence of intelligent alien life is simply because of the large timescales and distances involved. The universe is so vast and so old that it is very likely that any other civilization that might have existed at some point in the past may no longer be around today, or any civilization that might exist in the future may not yet have emerged. So, the large timescales and distances involved make it very difficult to detect and communicate with any potential alien civilizations. It is quite possible that aliens could have existed or will exist in the future but be separated from us by these huge amounts of time.

[@mikepotter4109]

I often wonder if lifeforms just aren't concerned about us or any of that, their technology isn't war based, you know, enjoying life. If we do find something I wouldn't be surprised to find out it was looking right at us the whole time.

[@J.Crooner]

Trust me when I say Alien life is the very reason we are even here on Earth as we speak. The intervention already happened.👌

[@rfan]

I always wonder the reason the universe seems "quiet" to us could it be that it's not because we're alone, but because we're alone NOW? Imagine attending a birthday party with its start time, end time, and guests unknown to us. We show up blindly anyway and wonder "where the hell is everyone?" We could be infinite hours too early or too late lol. What if the universe WAS full of life at some point, and we just happen to be the last of it?

[@sheru.punjabi]

Never thought it in that way but what an example of birthday party. Mars is exactly the example. There are clues that life was probably present there, but no more. What the hell happened?

[@invoker7826]

You did not even know what electricity was up until 200 years ago. Humans are still primite in technology and they want to find aliens all of a sudden?

[@J.Crooner]

Interesting perspective but it's just no way our creators would manufacture one of biology's greatest creations in humanity only to mysteriously disappear leaving only us to roam between the stars looking for new worlds to find and colonize like we did Earth. People seem to be missing the entire point of this not so mysterious equation of how humanity even got to Earth in the first place. The simplest explanation is usually the one that will make the most sense. So how did humans get to Earth? Easy question and the answer is we came here in starships and we can leave the Earth the exact same way we came here period. It's really that simple.🤷 I'm so sick of our world leaders pretending as if they have no idea how to travel the stars. The logic in their thought process is beyond ridiculous now in 2023. Unfortunately everybody is in on the conspiracy to conceal the truth. No one can be trusted, it's really that simple especially if your personal quest to discover the real truth has turned into a crusade just like my quest did. The path to the actual truth is a lonely path and if people are waiting for 👽👽👽 aliens to show up then it's far too late because the agenda, conspiracy, and invasion has already happened long before any life forms ever roamed the Earth as we've come to know it, I will assure you that!!!!!🙏

[@J.Crooner]

@@sheru.punjabi Mars is a cool planet and we could live there but the real reason why we don't choose to live there is for one particular reason and that is because of the planets gravity. Many may ask well what does gravity have to do with anything. Well the thing is that the gravity on Mars is only 1/3 of Earth's gravity and you would initially think we'll why is that such a big deal?🤷 You see gravity not only keeps all matter from drifting beyond the atmosphere it definitively controls how fast or slow time itself will run for biological life forms. The stronger the gravity field the slower time will tick for you and the weaker the gravity field is the faster time will tick for you. So you see with Mars gravity only being about 1/3 of Earth's gravity, time is going to tick a lot faster for you while you're there on that planet probably three times as fast. That means for every year that passes here on earth you would actually be 3 years older by being on Mars. So if you left Earth as a 5 year old kid and went to Mars to live for 20 years if we decided to come visit you after 20 years, to you we would look like normal 25 year olds but to us you would actually appear to look 65 years old even though you're actually only 25 in Earth years.😳 Humanity I can imagine are not going to be willing to cut their lives short by four decades simply because they can go live on a new planet. This is precisely why we must find worlds that fit our timeline of how we want gravity to work for us to have the opportunity to live an extended life. This is what makes space travel so trivial and risky. If you do leave the planet you better be sure you'd be willing to leave the Earth as you know it behind forever because time dilation could mean the end of life as you know it period if accidents and mistakes happened on your journey. Just be prepared for a one way trip and if you can't do that then i'd suggest you keep your AZZ here on Earth where time is at least at a fixed rate we all can agree to live with for now anyway.👍😎👌

[@richfrazier8756]

We are always looking for life older than us that have learned to traverse the galaxy. Maybe they've all come and gone.

[@nyguy5370]

We may never know if we are alone. But we will eventually know if we aren’t.

[@J.Crooner]

I promise you we definitely aren't alone in the universe and the conspiracy to conceal the truth is the last line of defense that the government hinges upon. When they lied about the Roswell crash in 1947 that was officially the beginning of the end of any trust they ever had with the American people. What's funny is that we still don't understand how does a so called weather🎈balloon affect our National Security???😳

[@tonyroberts7481]

4.5 Billions years but only let’s say 300 years of serious science. I’d say that we will find out we’re not alone and that pretty dang soon.

[@chrcaw985]

It is clear that the fraction of time that intelligent life has existed on earth is small. This implies that, unless this fraction increases, it would be difficult to contact another civilisation. Couple this with an existential threat like war or AI and this fraction might be too small (ie: Fermi Paradox).

[@DXVTH]

Neil deGrasse blows my mind every time

[@J.Crooner]

❤I believe he knows a lot more about extraterrestrials but he's probably been sworn to secrecy to some degree and has to cleverly talk around the actual truth using scientific facts that can be mathematically proven.

[@brendakrieger7000]

I definitely think something else has to be out there somewhere🌌

[@AS-xi9df]

I agree 👍

[@D4nielP]

Absolutely

[@JudgeDredd_]

Oh it’s without a doubt. Too big. Too many variant scenarios.

[@brendakrieger7000]

@@JudgeDredd_ Agree!

[@J.Crooner]

❤Oh trust me it is and it's a lot closer than many actually think it is too.👽👽👽

[@amymartin7272]

I love the way this is told, it's really awesome 😎

[@A-Oreal]

With the Vastness and still growing UNIVERSE, it would be too arrogant of me to say that we are the only ones. I certainly wanna see one before I die, but they are there.

[@J.Crooner]

Hey bud trust me when I say Aliens are here on this planet. The invasion already happened. You can find your proof in Boone, North Carolina. Over 1,500 Indians went missing in one night vanished.😳

[@gland1830]

It is the height of human arrogance to think we are alone in the universe. But then many people still think the earth is flat

[@davehoward22]

It's not arrogance, that's what the evidence shows..so far..

[@greenktoo]

IF life is out there ( probably) the distance is so vast we will never know it. It would be like an ant on the tip of South America trying to find an ant in Northern china.

[@gruffydd1000]

At last. Some sense.

[@waynepalmer8598]

Give that ant a spaceship and maybe he'll have a chance. 😉

[@J.Crooner]

Believe it or not Aliens are still here on this planet and humanity is actually spread out all across the galaxy. Our government had a backup plan in place long before we ever arrived to Earth. We literally have trillions of stars out there and they want us to believe that humanity has only colonized one solar system and one little planet.😳 Think about it where do you think the world planet even comes from or even means? The word Planet means "A Plan for ET aka Extraterrestrials"👽👽👽👍😎👌

[@QuantumCrafts]

Neil deGrasse Tyson's musings on the Fermi Paradox have me thinking: if aliens are as advanced as we imagine, maybe they've already discovered Earth but decided it's not worth the interstellar Yelp review. We should work on our cosmic curb appeal!

[@gruffydd1000]

Or focus on our use of language?

[@tomz6594]

I did wonder if aliens know we are here but we simply don't have any resources they are interested in.

[@arunkp20]

We haven't been an intelligent species for long. At least not in a way that's detectable from outer space. We only started using signals and other stuff that's detectable less than a 100 years ago. Even if there are intelligent species observing space, they would only see us after thousands of years.

[@daksman]

Nice timing!

[@BrandonHardaker]

I love looking at the night sky for this reason.

[@mcivor321]

Unreal, there is a comfort at looking at the sky as well

[@XA1985]

I would die a very happy men if we finally answer that question in my life time

[@J.Crooner]

👽👽👽We've answered it already with the mysterious discovery of the Microchip and the awesome wave of technological advancements we've achieved over the last seven decades.👍😎👌

[@ChaosDesigned]

Time to revisit this video??

[@paulor9577]

Awesome!

[@thegiftedone]

Excellent visuals🏆

[@mchinZR]

The federal government has literally just said they posses crafts and bodies publicly so ....not a super hard mystery to solve if were alone or not

[@J.Crooner]

❤ Absolute Facts and according to Bob Lazar the Grey's from Zeta Reticulum 2 actually returned to Earth to retrieve the dead bodies no one could be totally sure about how that story actually ended. The good news i'd say is that we are still here so apparently some agreements were made without violence.👍😎👌

[@bustercrabbe8447]

No, we are not alone. God is with us.

[@paulojrr1]

We are not Alone never.

[@AlbertoPirrotta]

Bellissimo film Contact !!!

[@Erik-op2hy]

Distance people… distance. As if other life is easily capable of crossing the universe?

[@J.Crooner]

Of course it's easy if you got the right hardware to do it with. If you couldn't traverse the stars then why would it be so far away in the first place?😳 The government has the starships that can easily make the journey's, I Promise You That!!!!!🙏

[@falc3dprinting157]

I believe if we manage to become an interstellar species, we will be the seed of intelligent species, through colonies which will start to evolve down their own path, becoming different species alltogether after a few millenea

[@canned74]

maybe thats what we are

[@jimhamlin6551]

What about other Universes in the multi universe ...our universe could be a young one compared to other universes and the intelligent life from there are way more advanced since they have been around since the real beginning and who knows when it all really started

[@katherandefy]

We are not yet space faring ourselves. We have our work cut out.

[@0781bghalljw]

Earth is the only planet that has complex life in the universe. We humans are the ones that will go out to other worlds and bring life to them. We are not just the only ones, we are the first.

[@SMHman666]

0781 You have no way of knowing any of that. Purely wishful thinking.

[@comfy-y4z]

You are very optimistic

[@bullyinspace]

Each galaxy has its own civilisation. There’s millions of galaxies and endless amounts of planets and I honestly believe they all contain life of some sort. I also believe we are so far apart in distance because we are not meant to mix or communicate as we are all at different stages of evolution. Another theory I have is that once you die and depart this world you transfer to another plane to be reborn and keep bouncing round as energy cannot be destroyed x

[@RellyOhBoy]

I would like to believe that any intelligent extra-terrestrial species that has mastered practical interstellar travel would have had to also evolve well beyond all of the issues that plague Humans as a species. And if that were the case, I understand why they wont invite us to the block party. We're probably labeled as the " bad neighbors" on the block.

[@PhumMean-rs1fh]

អេលានខ្ញុំនឹកនាក់ដល់ថ្នាកសុបិនឃើញនាក់ទៀតផង តើពេលណានាក់មកលេងខ្ញុំម្តងទៀត

[@JohnDoe-vy5hh]

Contact was a fcking great movie.

[@user-soon300]

Thanks brother ❤

[@MrTonaluv]

We actually are alone and have achieved more than ANY other civilizations in the universe. We are the most advanced planet in the universe. We would have heard/seen them already.

[@graydanerasmussen4071]

I believe life IS hard to make. But the earth had 200 million years and a planet-sized petri dish.... -Same for many other planets. We will find life out there, eventually.

[@mikecobalt7005]

I agree with Tyson about other life, just I do disagree about why we haven't found any signs or them. It's us actually, we haven't been looking for hardly any time at all, and our tech is hardly enough to get away from the ground or see/hear very far. Plus, I cant imagine what about us would intrigue life forms that potentially have lived for a billion or more years (Imagine their tech, then ours:(). We will develop better tech and ourselves, but we need to mature first. Infact considering Earths nature, we might be better off staying right here and focusing on ourselves for a while.

[@reubennichols644]

- Neil can be very exuberant . As long as he agreed to be calm // cool // & // collective . . . . . . I think that a point // counter - point debate between him and Professor David Kipping - would be . . . enlightening . -

[@luigio6802]

"Life find a way"

[@Clownbaby2]

We are alone

[@earendelonearth]

I'd rather say that maybe we are alone, or maybe we are not, we just don't know wich is the case, instead of making the claim that we are in fact alone; maybe we are thee exception, maybe we are amazingly rare, unique, or maybe not, the answer to that may be found eventually in the future, or maybe never, nobody knows that for sure.

[@gordonwallin2368]

We are star dust. Joni Mitchel Cheers from the Paific West Coast of Canada.

[@2_Trillion_galaxies]

At the moment we are alone, and I hate to say it but even if we search for the next 100,000 years we may never find intelligent life, it might be just bad timing, I hope that's not the case , because the longer we search the lonelier we will become,

[@eaglekeeper7608]

I’ve often wondered who the aliens would send? When we humans explore space it is the very elite few and highly skilled Astronauts that do it in government backed missions. Would the Aliens be official elite astronauts from their planet travelling in the most elite vehicles they possess? Or could that form of space travel be extremely common / basic for them and the visitors to earth are regular alien dudes acting independently in their own personal vehicles?

[@xykeem4805]

Thats something to think about 😮

[@sheru.punjabi]

I don't know that. But I know this - the most scary discovery will be humans finding not aliens, but humans.

[@dave929]

“Carbon units are not true life forms.” V’Ger

[@Exile_6655]

there’s billions, if not trillions of galaxies in the universe, each galaxy has thousands, maybe millions of planetary systems, planetary systems have multiple planets, there’s no way there isn’t other life out there

[@geemanbmw]

I dig Mr Tyson and I would like him to tell his audience to just stick with the milkyway galaxy instead of referring to the universe as a whole.... for galaxies are island universes in their own right. 🧖‍♂️👽🌌👽💁‍♀️

[@montewoods2389]

Although there are an innumerable amount of stars, planets, does not mean that is life outside of earth. We however have never been single celled organisms. We have always been fully human since God formed us from the dust of the earth

[@luisd7636]

we are definitely not alone. our technology to look into interstellar space is pretty limited. we also can't event send anybody to Mars and its right "next" to us. we got a long way to go.

[@gruffydd1000]

Maybe they can use English.

[@J.Crooner]

Our government possesses the technology to traverse the stars. Think about it for a moment. How do you think humanity even got to Planet Earth 🌍??? It definitely wasn't a magic trick or some conjured spirit that said "Poof" All humans will occupy this watery rock called Earth and only Earth forever!!!!!😳 Our arrival was a conspiracy between Scientific human explorers on a planetary expedition and our teachers from the Zeta Reticulum Star System. They gave us all of the knowledge and tools that were needed for the journey to find habitable worlds for colonization for us and them. This has been the secret agenda since the beginning of our time and everyone was sworn to secrecy.👽👽👽

[@gothicshadowstgg]

Would governments even tell us if there were intelligent life or life at all out there? I doubt it, they probably already know.

[@J.Crooner]

They've had 70 years to explain how a weather balloon was supposed to affect national security. It's so much easier for them to lie and keep people sworn to secrecy with "HUSH🤑MONEY". That's how they've been able to get away with it for so long. Jesse Marcel's son held the proof in his hands from the 1947 Roswell incident and they took it from him and locked it away in the S-4 facility/Area 51 in the Nevada 🏜️ Dessert.😳

[@16watch]

I agree. That would really throw a wrench into religion wouldn’t it.

[@J.Crooner]

@@16watch Religion is dangerous because it keeps people blinded from the truth. Our government will never admit it because it means the story so far of our entire existence is a complete lie which is correct ironically so. It's just sad when you think about it really.😔

[@AmirGTR]

All dimensions are physical.

[@oldschooldiy3240]

"Where is everybody?" They are out there in the same boat as us! No warp drive, no wormholes, no "faster than light" travel at all! Communication is the same! Say a civilization is out there, and they are 1000 years ahead of us technologically, it does no good if they are 20,000 light years away! Their first radio signals will not have reached us....and won't for around 19,000 years!

[@MohamedSaad-ir6ql]

At first how much it ambient? that ambient and what in it was made for a target or by chance?

[@jairogonzalez6053]

POV: You asked Neil what time it was.

[@xerejuneseve6333]

There is no waste of space.

[@AmbientJoe]

What was the film at the start?

[@mrslcom]

Contact

[@calest6251]

We would all be alone if we were a close minded science nerd.

[@johncameron4172]

Well, the dinosaurs lived for 150 million years before they died out. Humans have been around for at most 100 thousand years. If we get to have 150 million years. Imagine how far we might advance.

[@PREDATOR07]

Well according to the whistleblowers they saw non human bodies in a space thing 🤔 so nasa keep saying there's no evidence of another type of living creatures in the universe 🤔🤔

[@CookaSoupNieceEH]

An astrobiologist told me than they don't know how life started on earth, some researchers are too proud to admit this. Drawing conclusions only at the mercy of the fossil record is wrong.

[@JudgeDredd_]

All he’s doing is mentioning life as we know it. He’s not saying that’s all there is to it.

[@D4nielP]

NDT is the epitome of this

[@Shave_LGBTQ]

What about evolution 🧬

[@shazanali8551]

​@@Shave_LGBTQwhat about evolution? It's just a theory, why have humans evolved and not monkeys ?

[@tscoffey1]

So many videos about the Fermi paradox, and none of them every come up with anything different.

[@michaelcraft794]

If Neil can understand how, it can be real.

[@ashleyadams578]

The scientist who are trying to make contact with alien life, what exactly are you trying to achieve? Let say for argument sake we do get a response. Then what? Do we invite them here? What is the end goal

[@flashahhasavedeveryoneofus2824]

Were iron too

[@tdiron5277]

Why do we go so far beyond what’s needed for life ? Different creatures occupy and explore different areas of earth . Only Humans can , have and will occupy,explore and attempt to live in and beyond ALL these areas . Only humans have the interest in what’s beyond “ our natural limitations . Only humans. 😎

[@andrewmacdonald7090]

If you were a advanced civilization would you want to contact earth ?? I really dont think so . We are millions of years behind them .

[@xykeem4805]

That’s the fun of it. The same way us humans curiously observe different animals, planets, etc… NHIs could share that same curiosity.

[@rcjoe406]

Maybe all the planets with life are not based on technology like we are and the ones that are could care less about wasting time and resources on searching for something thats to far away to find and ever reach 🤔

[@J.Crooner]

I could believe that given it's most likely many forms of intelligent life throughout the universe. What we do know is that humanity has been given a special gift in our ability to understand the world of technology and being able to make use of it necessary for our survival in today's world. Our capacity for intelligence without technology would be criminally torturing which is the exact thing our government has chosen to play with us in the last seventy years about the existence of extraterrestrials in itself.😳

[@rcjoe406]

@@J.Crooner agree 👍

[@Dubforlife.]

Is that movie with Jodi Foster any good?

[@pjmlegrande]

Yes. Thought provoking

[@user-bx8iz7cj6l]

It was not bad for a hollywood blockbuster from the 90s. A little redundant and drawn out tho. I'd recommend the lost century with steven greer.

[@lainthor5808]

I firmly believe the zoo hypothesis

[@leanderfoldy9293]

if ETs were to visit us, Neil would be last one in their interest. I assume that they’re not keen on celebs who got nothing other to contribute than sensationalism and warm air.

[@rggndfw]

Why is Tyson so angry?

[@KirkMillerShow]

i mean a former federal employee just said the government has crashlanded alien pilots right here a few hours drive away somewhere so

[@litchibber3281]

You don't "know" your not gonna die today. You don't "know" God is your Heart or not. You believe in a lie when you officially decide God isn't your Heart and Soul, because you do not "know" he isn't.

[@aussiert]

This guy is about to be proven wrong

[@SMHman666]

aussiert That would be great and I'm sure he'd readily change his mind. The "truth about to be revealed" is a tired and predictable line though.

[@Avi-h1w]

Nothing new, been saying exactly that since I was in grade school

[@sonicfish3827]

For a while I just thought all my problems where nothing and feel relieved- Then a bit of anxiety to know the vast human history and life and the universe and that our lives are just a tiny frametime between inmense times. And then I feel like is not a little bit like a coincidence that I was born just at this time of humanity where technology is boosting so much? Being a history teacher I am just... I dont know this is too much for me. I do think technology will finish with us all. As a political scientist and profesor. Humanity is incapable to agree on not to selfdestroy. It was a miracle that there were no atomic bombs during the cold war. AI is a much greater threat and can not be controlled once is lunched, it is fucking scary but I do think this is the end. Greetings from Barcelona. The Titanic is sinking. We can not even save our planet, how are we gonna save ourselves? Anyway the most you know, the most you realize you know nothing at all also, and this can create a lot of anxiety. I need to distract sometimes watching stupid movies or playing videogams to not to think so much. I envy people who have simple lives, and they are cool with a beer and some chat and not curious at all, really cause I am constantly trying to learn and learn.

[@J.Crooner]

❤I agree but the truth about the existence of extraterrestrials can't be denied. They predate humanity by millions of years on the evolution scale. Our government wants to make the discovery of Alien life appear to be some type of scientific magical accident that they can use to bridge the gap between where we are headed in the future of technology and all the lies that have been told about the non-existence of extraterrestrials on this planet and the universe.🙏

[@cosmicpsyops4529]

Neil is no more qualified to make this determination than you or I.

[@jjreddick377]

Perhaps we evolved not to be able to detect aliens? Some sort of durable advantage ?

[@nottoo1891]

Earth is an isolation ward. Intelligent life that could visit us or even see us would look on humans like we see ants or monkeys. Thus we would be like look, but then go get a beer or crumb. We'd never understand or beware of them unless they wreck their dart.

[@ImNotCryingYouAre_]

anything that neils says i question about with hes latest view of biology

[@samuelobregon4259]

Yes we are here on earth but the answer is will people change and be reborn answer is yours...?

[@raycaster4398]

From star dust to star dust ....

[@all2031]

If we can construct machines from whose potential consciousness we feel sacred, why we suppose electromechanical life non-carbon based, may not be possible?

[@angelangelov7869]

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[@charlescowan6121]

Only those civilization that get past their bs deserve to become interstellar beings.

[@SuperGlotta]

WE NEVER WERE ALONE ! Is all in Bible times we were created by EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE !? they call it there as god n Ángels … but is not they are not terrestrial !

[@craigthescott5074]

200 billion stars in our galaxy and 2 trillion other galaxies out there. If we are alone we are the equivalent of gods.

[@christianvazquez4537]

Accidentally watched this on shrooms. Don’t recommend it😭😭

[@JulianH-co7qg]

Lol

[@bc5612]

we are alone. Theologically speaking if all of creation fell during the original sin, then there is no way intelligent life is anywhere in the universe other than earth.

[@SMHman666]

bc5612 But that idea is not supported by any evidence.

[@JulianH-co7qg]

​@@SMHman666 lol bruh don't even bother my man.

[@SMHman666]

@@JulianH-co7qg Haha, yeah it's a pointless exercise I know🥴

[@AliPo-ne3yf]

..More There are more stars there are than each grain of sand on earth loll😭🙌🏼💫

[@Nautilus1972]

Stop asking the state shill.

[@zhasylenergy304]

Show this video to Michio Kaku, Neil deGrasse Tyson. 3 New Theories Why We Haven't Discovered Aliens. I have 3 theories why humanity has not yet discovered alien life as a human. The first theory: "The rarity of space civilization." Why haven't we found similar smart aliens who have mastered space technologies yet? The answer is simple. In the next one billion light-years from Earth, there is no such alien civilization that goes into space like us. The emergence of intelligent beings that can explore space is a rare occurrence, one in a quadrillionth. That is, the appearance of aliens with space technology is a very very rare occurrence in the universe. For life from a microbial form to a humanoid form with space technology is very unlikely. If on earth we people have reached space technology, this does not mean that there are many alien civilizations like us in the universe. Not to mention the utopian hypothetical Kardashev Scale with three types of civilization, the fact is that our universe with an age of 13.8 billion years is very young for a civilization of the third type to appear somewhere in the universe and colonize its galaxy. Second theory: "Wild aliens". If there are sentient beings in the Milky Way, they could still live in the Stone Age. They are just like people in the Stone Age have not yet reached space technology and so far they are looking into the starry sky. For them to reach space technology, we need to wait more than 1 million years. Or they will never reach space technology because in the future they will be destroyed by the explosion of the nearest Magnetar or Supernova or the fall of a giant asteroid like 65 million years ago that destroyed the dinosaurs on Earth. Also, these wild aliens can never reach space technology due to the lack of rare metals for a rocket or oil products to launch an alien rocket or progress in the development of space technology, or due to lack of invention, they simply will not come up with the idea to launch a rocket into space. And the third theory: "chaotic life in the universe" and the theory of "paradise galaxies". There is intelligent life in the universe, but they are scattered somewhere closer and somewhere far away from each other. For example, there is no intelligent civilization in the vicinity of our Milky Way galaxy. But somewhere in the universe, intelligent beings can exist closer to each other, and these civilizations have already found each other, now they can search for a third civilization by joint efforts. In the universe there may be so-called "paradise galaxies" where several intelligent civilizations live simultaneously in one galaxy. For example, our galaxy, where only one intelligent species lives, does not belong to the heavenly galaxies. In the universe, 90% of galaxies may be uninhabited. Only 10% of them are inhabited, only 1% can be paradise galaxies. The author of three new theories, Nuredinov from Kazakhstan. #Aliens #Space #MichioKaku #NeildeGrasseTyson #Galaxy

[@julibur2]

Its a jungle out there.😮

[@davegoodwin1848]

Well holy shit.

[@mrgauges9065]

Earth might have water, O2, and in the right zone, but still pretty unstable. Im sure many other worlds have an easier time hosting intelligent life