Why Can't We See Evidence of Alien Life? | Documentary

[@Lotushead.]

It takes 45 minutes until the narrator actually starts to talk about the question posed in the title. Skip ahead to avoid the history of space propulsion and the practical challenges humanity faces when going into space.

[@DarrinVp1]

Thanks!

[@WiolkaWiolka-xx7kq]

👍

[@raydavison4288]

Thank you!😊

[@toneaskme8214]

Thanks

[@rnenrick]

Thanks

[@edwardhinton1615]

Utterly, utterly deadly and hostile. Distances beyond the human imagination. We will never leave the solar system as long as we are made of flesh. Edit: If the galaxy was the size of the USA then our sun would be the size of a red blood cell. A reminder of the unimaginable scale and distances we are talking about.

[@edwardhinton1615]

@@Alexander_Kale We have a life span. It's as simple as that. It's an absolute guarantee humans will never travel outside the solar system.

[@poustinia]

Totally right. The distances are incomprehensible

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

I’m certain that the same was said about going into space or flying for that matter.

[@edwardhinton1615]

@@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS But interstellar travel is orders of magnitude more dangerous and difficult.

[@paperboy...8667]

a 100mph was unfathomable "ONCE".....

[@kevinac4397]

What an odd spot we are at in our evolution. Capable of understanding how futile our dreams are while simultaneously being entranced by them.

[@christian78478]

Title of the video is not correct. We see them here on Earth for centuries already. They just do not want to contact us. They have rare contacts only with some individuals or just watching us like we watch wild animals in African Sahara.

[@Jason-gg4lm]

Such a fancy word salad

[@TheDruDogg84]

Such a fancy word salad

[@Knottypine200]

We can either give up and let the dream die, or keep going full force and have our descendants see it through 🥰

[@wg8561]

Yet we are making our dreams come true all the time 😢

[@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

[@Wazza25]

Wishful thinking much.. your so naive lol

[@bullyinspace]

@@Wazza25 ok

[@wouter.d.h.]

​@@bullyinspaceI also believe this

[@thomascopley9591]

Great idea

[@jonjacobjingleheimersmith1424]

Could be true. We've only within last 100 years put out light or radio waves of any kind to detect. Its very possible life could be closer to us but we or them have no clue because of how massive space is. I mean we are seeing light that technically is hundreds if not thousands of years old. Its hard to think of space because of how big it really is. You could travel for thousands of years and still only be less than a few Galaxies from your own. Sorry for rant and btw Im not a smart person at all just love space because it almost feels like anything is possible out there.

[@Eye_Exist]

It's a mere open question with so many contributing factors to the solution it doesn't even have real implications to the life in the universe. 1) as intelligence is only one of many survival traits its evolution is not granted on a living planet. this alone narrows the multi-planet civilizations into minimum and also limits their technological development due to time potential of the single home planet 2) all species evolve into the specific conditions of their planet, meaning that any migration to other planets and stars will always require full scale terraforming to be possible, which is a major technological step that most of the intelligent life probably won't reach (we haven't) 3) the life expectancy of a civilization might not be very long on a cosmic scale, narrowing down the amount and level of technological civilizations born and the chance they spread to other systems 4) the obvious vast distances of space. the distances are so massive it narrows down the spreading potential of the civilizations again into a fraction of the already small. this also means that those few civilizations who reach this level are bound to spread absurdly slowly across the galaxy, and probably never be able to spread onto another galaxies 5) the space is probably absolutely filled with small space gravel (leftover from planetary collisions and formations) that's nearly impossible to shield but capable of annihilating any unshielded spaceship colliding onto it at traveling speeds. this is especially true inside the solar systems, greatly reducing the amount of civilizations to ever spread out to the stars, as any collision will end an entire colony 6) any radio and similar wave signs of a civilization is minuscule at the cosmic scale, meaning the signs will get lost and distorted to the sheer volume of the background noise of space, and also probably also weakened to nonexistence by the collisions with all the clouds and other matter filling the space. it is also undefined what kind of wave trace should a civilization leave at its different stages of technological development, meaning we don't really even know what we are looking for 7) only technological civilizations give any detectable radio or similar wave trace of themselves to the space, ruling out literally 99,999...% of all life in the universe. while very high concentrations of life technically can be detected via telescopes, we have just barely discovered this technology ourselves and are only starting to study the exoplanets for traces of possible life. and the possibilities of all the different signs a life could leave in its planets trace is not defined, nor is it said that all life will ever effect their planet so much its visible to space. and these are just from the top of my head. it has literally so many contributing factors and solutions that fermi paradox being called a paradox by anyone actually studying life has to be either ideological or paid opinion.

[@skrbblz89]

but yet we see evidence of unknown craft in our sky and ufos and how do we know for sure they are not the real deal in my oponion opinion i think they are coming from other dimensions maybe but who knows what the future holds thee things are being discovered on our planet so were the hell are the legit coming from

[@skrbblz89]

aif they are coming from another planet then they coming from a planet that is not far like few light years maybe at best

[@skrbblz89]

also by the way maybe these beings can use dimensional tech to do dimensional travel

[@BulkingSmeagol]

Due to the sheer vastness of the universe I do truly believe that there is life out there, however, I think the odds for two interplannetary civilizations to overlap with their technology simultaniously so they can interact is extremely small. Imagine that we finally reach the first exoplanet and we land and see life, in a single celled form, a primordial soup that would take at least half a billion years to evolve to multicellular lifeforms. Where will we be? are we going to wait for 500m years? We won't even be the same species anymore. So perhaps this has happened to Earth as well, perhaps aliens visited 1b years ago for example and perhaps another alien civilization, completely unrelated to the other visited 85m years ago. The odds that they would arrive during this modern age is just so extremely small... but of course I can only speculate :)

[@Hawkmoon26933]

People today mostly grew up with Star Trek and Star Wars and just for some reason assume this will be possible some day. We have a hard time understanding the huge distances within our solar system. I doubt most of us can appreciate the distance involved with interstellar travel. It will most likely never happen, why leave when you can’t be sure what is at your destination and you already have huge amounts of resources within theoretically possible distances within your solar system? I believe intelligent life could be out there but it doesn’t matter because they will never attempt physical contact.

[@Hawkmoon26933]

@Pustule Pete and you people just don’t think, you love your fairy tales. There is no evidence, claims and hearsay are meaningless.

[@Allin7days]

It's half the story. Time is another variable in all this. A few thousand years is insignificant for overlaps of multiple life forms over a vast space.

[@Hawkmoon26933]

@@Allin7days time is irrelevant, did it happen or not? Where is the evidence? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

[@MugenTJ]

Increasingly, looking to other planets or stars became a scam for funding or an escape route away from the mess we have here on earth. Even so, I doubt anywhere else is better. We were born here and adapted to this planet.

[@mattewwoodward4131]

The chances of intelligent life zipping around the Galaxy never mind universe is less than the chance of someone finding the exact grain of sand I dropped in middle of Sahara desert whilst strapped to bottom of f35 going at top speed with out touching another grain of sand

[@vermontvermont9292]

Imagine if we came together as one world. Used our minds to figure out how to explore the galaxy.

[@bigfunny6312]

Imagine if people could step away from ignorance for a while, unite as people instead of as just ethnic groups. Ever see londons mayor? Lol

[@spindoctor6385]

There is nothing like conflict to drive technology. From before we would call our ancestors human this has been the case. From building walls to nuclear technology. Without the conflicts there is no need. The saying "co-operation is the mother of invention" will never take off.

[@spindoctor6385]

@@Raulsta1985 True, Get rid of the US and everyone will have to come together under Chinese communist rule or be eliminated.

[@spikeleestree8015]

W china in the background scheming

[@Isawwhatyoudid]

@@Raulsta1985 America sure came in handy during WWII. Sure dropping the bomb at the end - should we or shouldn't we is very much debatable. However without US involvement Britain and Russia (therefore all of Europe) would have definitely fallen to Germany and all of the Pacific and China to Japan. If there is currently one nation - or its leader rather that is a stumbling block to world cooperation then that is Russia and Putin.

[@ESport211]

I'll be happy living out my entire life on this planet!

[@sumbamotor]

I would be more than happy and greatful

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

😮.

[@JayTator]

You dont have a choice so there you go, you get your wish

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Same. There is some people here who think flying on a spaceship or finding alien life is suddenly going to make all their problems go away. Focus on yourself before worrying what’s out in the universe. It’ll save you a lot of time.

[@Wazza25]

Imagine where we would be if everyone "only focused on themselves" .... no where good! Its attitudes like yours that are gonna hold us back when we need to do something

[@Tater4200]

I wish I had a time machine...I want to shoot ahead a few thousand years and just get a PEEK of how far mankind goes or falls..dont get me wrong I'm happy to have lived in a time where we are JUST STARTING to explore our own little system...but man.....I really wish I would be around to see how far we go 😢

[@mariusfauru]

You are very optimistic , I say in the next 100 or maximum 300 years we will be gone 😒

[@dannymcneill7764]

For those who believe in the bibles promises, we can have a bright future. Daniel 2:44 gives hope.

[@BlueBonnie764]

The circle of 🧬 life. We have been here before. 👽hello friend.

[@matthewspringer242]

@@BlueBonnie764agreed, we will see how far technology goes but just not in this life time. What are the chances we just so happened to be born right now? We’ve definitely had multiple lives.

[@CandidaProut-hr4uk]

As long as America has an economy that is 60% reliant on war and they keep pushing war, there isn't much hope for humanity.

[@drewsarkisian9375]

Time is always left out of these discussions. Why do we think that intelligent life has to overlap in the same time period as our own existence?

[@paulmuaddib3470]

Or even exist within the realms of what we call time.

[@frankshannon3235]

Because all of this is strictly fun and that idea is no fun at all. Well, maybe it's fun for an archeologist because things dead and buried enthrall him out there with his shovel.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Why do we think they’d even be visible to us? Why is that left out of the discussion? I’m sure if you can manage interstellar travel that you can manage on how to mask your presence.

[@skrbblz89]

well ye maybe they dont maybe they live thouands of years and can do the distances normally or they have faster means of travel

[@Brentonius_III]

everything is theoretical, but at the same time, life on earth happened almost straight away once it was created. yes, it was only single cell organisms, but it happened billions of years ago, so if it happened straight away here, why not everywhere? I don't think we will find intelligent life but there surely has to be some sort of life out there

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

"Love stuff like this to fall asleep to. (Not in a bad way) Has to have the right kind of voice👍"

[@DennisConnor-wc2lm]

Also in my opinion I think the governments of the entire world need to actually cooperate and genuinely work together

[@VladV-kx6ky]

One day my friend

[@DennisConnor-wc2lm]

@@VladV-kx6ky probably not in our lifetimes lol

[@JayTator]

We dont get off the planet any other way. When/If we do, most likely will involve a scenario where humans take off and no one alive will still be here when we get to where we are going, this is problematic cause it will be a lot of resources for something that no one on Earth will benefit from. Unless we magically come up with tech that allows speed of light travel which most likely will not be achievable.

[@royrice8021]

“That’ll Be The Day”- John Wayne and Buddy Holly. 👍

[@GaryBall-vb2jk]

A New World Order of the world where we can all get together and go to the solar systems of the galaxies. We will have a cross in the round table of all the nations and possibly other alien Nations out there😂

[@RustyRed17]

The human body is simply incapable of travelling at the speeds required for interstellar travel and even if we could travel at the speed of light, if you travelled at 99.99% the speed of light for one year, more than 2000 years would have passed on earth, meaning that the entire mission behind travelling would be pointless, as there might not even be any civilization left after that amount of time. It would be a death sentence. The closer we get to travelling at the speed of light, the more time dilation we experience. Our current achievable speed is only 0.05% the speed of light.

[@chirilas5217]

Wow!!! What a great documentary. This mysterious universe, continues to be elusive, so far, for our most brilliants minds. Every single day, we learn something new, which is admirable, but, basic answers about the secrets of black holes , I think, will remain unanswered for a long time, probably, forever. Likewise, making contact with intelligent life, I dare to say, that this won’t be possible as long as our civilization exists.👍

[@plozar]

Why would anyone even begin to think that its possible to live out your life in a small ship moving through space with other people. Everyone would go insane. Just look what happens on a cruise ship that gets denied port access due to quarantine.

[@davestewart2067]

The “poop” ship comes to mind.

[@WasabiDreams]

fantastic documentary. first video i have watched on this channel and subscribed straight away

[@tommyandrews4992]

Same here!! Love this channel!

[@Crippin412]

I just subscribed before watching 😂

[@vincentlussier8264]

Astounding video! Unbelievable computer graphics, very fitting background music and great narrators voice and he's very knowledgeable and resourceful! Just astounding once again! 🇨🇦👍

[@hutchinsongregoryhutchinsongre]

The introduction to this lecture is undercut by the actual lecture. There is nothing in the footage or commentary to suggest that interstellar travel could be possible within our lifetimes. With all the challenges, it's very much something for the future. And even then, there's the additional challenge of acquiring the funds necessary when the contributors won't be alive to observe (or enjoy) the outcome.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Focus on getting to Mars first before zipping around the universe like we run the place. It’s pathetic that we even entertain these interstellar travel ideas.

[@skrbblz89]

lol yup give us your money but youll be dead to see it lol

[@HutchinsonGregory]

@@skrbblz89 Exactly!

[@gary6514]

If we find life in our solar system. Then we must arrive at the conclusion life will evolve whenever the conditions are favorable. As most stars have planetary systems we have to face the fact life could be widespread throughout our galaxy and beyond. The vast distances between the stars may result in mankind never to be in contact with an alien species...

[@wabejoo]

I am willing to bet that the ONLY planet with life in our solar system is the earth. Whether life exists elsewhere is up to the jury.

[@RavingKats]

Life in our solar system hasn't been found except here. Maybe at one time Venus had something but that's long gone. And in 1 billion years so will we due to what's going to happen with our sun turning into a red giant towards the end of its lifespan and will grow to the size that's currently Venus' orbit from it within 4 billion years. In 1 billion our oceans will have boiled away to nothingness though so we'll all be long gone. What's sad is no one will be here to see the beauty of Andromeda up close in our night sky.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

I don’t care one way or the other. It ain’t going to change my life. I’ll still be here doing the exact same thing I do every day…much the same as everyone else who reads this comment.

[@raedabdalqader3608]

after watching 19 minutes, it's hopeless case and I am really disappointed and sad that it's almost impossible that mankind would achieve any breakthrough discovery regarding interstellar travel or extraterrestrial life in my lifetime at least

[@iamBlackGambit]

Humanity can't do everything!!! We have limits and that's just the way it is. Shouldn't be sad, just be content.

[@treadinglightly-gg9cc]

With that myopically uneducated attitude, you are correct

[@noobtv4325]

Plot twist: Aliens visit the day after you die of natural causes and wipe us all out .

[@EdricLysharae]

We have a long ways to go. But if that door swings open, Humanity will pour on through.

[@jesse75]

Man has a built in limiting factor.

[@BackTheBlueTillItHappensToYou]

Okay so correction, if you travel at the speed of light, the journey would not take the trip four years from the ship perspective. It would only be 4.2 years that passed on Earth***. Time dilates, so at 99% the speed of light, you'd essentially arrive at alpha centauri INSTANTLY from the traveler / ship point of view. You would NOT be four biological years aged either. The trip would seem nearly instantaneous.

[@EdricLysharae]

Yes. To cross Space, you must sacrifice Time.

[@daddy152]

No light needs space and time to travel thus spacetime it won’t be instantaneous you’re not teleporting you’re literally traveling at the speed of light through the universe and it takes light 4 years to reach is from this star system and that’s the closest traveling at the fastest speed possible anything under the speed of light now you’re adding on years and years to get there and you also I have to understand that you will literally be traveling in to the past wherever you go out there

[@mageninjaballer1449]

@@daddy152 Disagree

[@EdricLysharae]

@@daddy152, Untrue. Light does not age. Relative time slows down as you approach the speed of light. If you could somehow be transported at the speed of light, the trip for you would appear to be instantaneous.

[@jpgonzalez6043]

Damn… I ran out of breath reading that.

[@dud3man6969]

We're probably closer to AI singularity than we are to interstellar space travel. Our AI overlords will most likely not let us explore space once they take over.

[@lancelotal]

Nothing to stop our overlords exploring and enslaving the universe .Still hope for our AI children .

[@BillClinton936]

Fr

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Tesla can’t even get a proper working self driving car and you’re talking about AI singularity. Yeah, okay. 😂

[@whiteycat615]

Why the hell are you under 100k subscribers?? This video is top class..

[@Twizzledoc187]

The risk with a generation style ship is that every new seed isn’t always necessarily a good one. You may have a future felon born in the middle of interstellar space and he/she may sabotage the mission out of sheer evil. Imagine a Charles Manson or the Unibomber being born in interstellar space and years later they suddenly “snap” and go rogue and try to destroy everything.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Can you blame them? What else are you gonna do in a generational ship? You better know how to meditate or something to clear your mind if you’re going to be in an enclosed space like that for years and years. It’s a moving prison.

[@daggermouth4695]

Im sure we could jettison those people

[@Daniel509476]

Good point

[@dougg1075]

We have seen intelligent life! I’m a 54 year old business owner and we witnessed three craft hover for 15 or twenty minutes over a pasture on our farm. Something is here

[@chrlybndy1]

Farming poppy seeds

[@daddy152]

Did you take a picture?

[@cdub5033]

"business owner" - means nothing. anyone can be a business owner. the dumbest of door nails can & do that job.

[@blakeetherington2155]

they been here for a very long time, they live through light. Its any energy, like electromagnetic energy. There is also that class of beings. They hate the term 'race' and they're afraid of us, because of the violent history we have and especially how divided we are.

[@guruware8612]

15-20 minutes hovering, but no time to make a picture. did they abduct a cow for sexual experiments ?

[@htownjesse]

They've seen us and kept on going. We can't be good to each other much less to a being from another planet. We'll be lucky to make it another 50 years, anyway.

[@jesse75]

Most sensible comment on here. Man is self destructive, selfish, arrogant, prideful, jealous.

[@vincentlussier8264]

Well put! Why would they want to have anything to do with us when they see how we treat eachother and our only home? They see us as a shameful civilization which isn't so civil! And knowing about all these unexplained "arial sightings" I wonder why they even bother coming here !

[@CynthiePompey9999]

As the Europeans destroy the America’s and the sovereign Cooper tone Indian people so called blac people blac in old gigish English mean pink skin people. The Platiens a alien demonic group are to blame. The good aliens like the Hathor aliens and Nephilim will help us. Cynthie the American Buddha

[@potatopcmaster610]

@@vincentlussier8264look into lazar film. Most of them have very different set of morals compared humans

[@uppal123g]

Man I love this documentary... I have seen it 10 times.

[@emissionfreeworld]

Ouroboros 🐲 catch me if you can

[@danielmartin2771]

There are vast distances between galaxies. That being said, that vast distance is not unrealistic to cross considering that there is little or no gravity within an expanse without an object such as a planet to create a gravitational pull. It may be more possible than we have imagined. Let me tell you that there are things out there in life that we haven’t considered before, just because you haven’t climbed Everest doesn’t mean that it’s impossible.

[@RayZavala-Chosen]

This was a very beautiful and thought provoking presentation. I was consumed and enthralled, very good work.

[@zmitov]

We are not made for interstellar voyages...

[@marktwain622]

We are not "made" for anything.

[@williamwilson6499]

I would be ecstatic if one of our Mars exploration vehicles finds a seashell or the closest thing to one.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Is it going to make my bank account bigger? Erase world hunger? Stop war? Cure disease? Create immortality for humans? No? Okay, then finding a sea shell or a fossil on Mars means f*ck all to the average human. Be ecstatic when you have your first kid or go on a vacation you always wanted…not sure what some nerds at NASA finding a seashell is going to do for you. It’s not like they’re going to bag it up and send it to your house to display on your mantle.

[@justinsane8082]

Imagine we put all our time, effort and money into things like this rather than making weapons to destroy each other.

[@vincentlussier8264]

We would never succeed at a major feat like this even it were possible unless we change the way we treat eachother in the first place! Are we capable of transending to become better people and join together in global peace and a non wavering unity ? Because unless we do we can never go beyond these frontiers being only a dream! 🇨🇦✌️

[@FranciscoPerola]

The enormous amount of comments on this documentary demonstrates the importance of the topic for human beings. The fundamental questions that we all ask, and that science aims to answer, are few, but fundamental: Who are we? Where do we come from? What do we do here? Where are we going? Are we unique, or are we a drop of water in the ocean?

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: " I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) " That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[@lightyearsawaythejourneyaf6144]

are we alone in the universe or are we not. I find both scary👩‍🚀

[@jerrydeem8845]

Concepts and theories. We're not going anywhere but extinct. So much for that unforgettable journey you alluded to at the beginning, but by all means feel free to move about the cabin.

[@johnbrinsfield932]

I really hope when the epic meet & greet day comes, that they give us the tech to really explore our galaxy. Also if they could get us to the point to where we are at peace with one another & don't have need for war between each other. Therefore we can actually make headway into things that really matter, but since out defense budget takes up the majority of the funds its impossible at this stage. Yeah I know that one is a child's wish & the way the human race is biologically programmed to destroy it's self & kill one another. That it's impossible for that day to ever come but a guy can still dream for that day. I just hope that the ones that are here now & observing, studying & messing with us. Don't decide that we don't serve a purpose anymore or if we advance anymore that we are a danger to let live. So they just decide to wipe us out entirely, so everything & everyone else can live on & flourish.

[@jdhi5279]

"I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world." - Ronald reagan I don't think it would need to be a threat. All we would need, is for all of us to see that there is more than just us. I truly believe, if we saw that... so many things would vanish. If any extraterrestrials chose to help, that would be phenomenal. But I think they should explain and show us a few things, maybe trickle in a small amount of tech, to help us get going and on the right track.

[@y33t23]

Or maybe we will be the advanced tech donors

[@jdhi5279]

@@y33t23 that could be interesting. If they could get to us, I think they would still be superior in the tech department.

[@msallies]

"Your world is a prize. It is greatly valued by others. You are unsuspecting and perhaps might assume that advanced technological races are advanced spiritually as well. But alas, this is not the case. The path of technological development, more often than not, leads away from real freedom and the true nature of spirituality as it exists in all manifest intelligent life.: A quote from the Allies of Humanity FIRST BRIEFING:The Reality of Contact

[@matthewcaton930]

They would never give us their technology we are nothing but greedy war Mongering destructive species, if their watching us which I believe they are they think we are pond life we need to learn to love and respect eachother b4 we can ever move forward but sadly that won't happen in my lifetime all the best from London England

[@lawneymalbrough4309]

Never ceases to amaze me how someone can know so much and so little at the same time, but that is the wotld of theory! It's all theory and no substantiation.

[@Jono_93]

I don't think you know what a theory actually is. In order for something to become a theory in the first place, there needs to be some undeniable, measurable and repeatable evidence, otherwise it would be a hypothesis. Basically, a theory is something that can be proven with evidence, a hypothesis is just an idea, a thought that could have evidence to prove it but has yet to be discovered if it ever does.

[@shaunweddle1173]

@@Jono_93so what category would everyone’s favourite imaginary friend God fall into?

[@Jono_93]

@@shaunweddle1173 Hypothesis, Faith is just believing without evidence. Personally i just think that if there is a God of some kind, what would that even mean, and how would we even know.

[@shaunweddle1173]

@@Jono_93 god knows (excuse the pun 😂) I’m sure if fairy god was reality, there would be some sort of evidence by now? Can’t believe people believe that nonsense 😂

[@Jono_93]

@@shaunweddle1173 Evidence like what though? And people believe that shit because it's a peace of mind, brings them comfort.

[@bruceintas]

The stresses on the human body just reaching these speeds would be deadly. To reach the speed of light at survivable gforces for humans would take years.

[@MadMiff]

ADS killed this.

[@uppal123g]

Sorry for stupid questions... how do you slow down after traveling 90 percent speed of light?

[@MugenTJ]

Similar way you sped up. Applying some crazy force. Space travel is a pipe dream among pipe dreams.

[@anglosaxonbreed]

The can't slow down that one of the problems. We thousand of years way

[@BarryMcockiner-]

Hit the breaks, duh.

[@Vibrant_Frequencies]

Very gradually 😂

[@skylerskyler2144]

We can't see other life because JWST is looking at as it was billions of years ago. It's there. We just have to wait billions of years for the light to reach us.

[@musicfan300]

What if the computer chip were Alien technology? Doesn't it seem weird that the people who "invented" one of THE most fundamental advances for human industrial uses are barely known? Why aren't they lauded and lionized like Einstein was? (But if computer chips are really copied Alien technology, then it makes more sense...also, having seen how chips are made in a video, I found it "bizarre" an all-seeing eye was stamped on all the chips. I think it was Intel) Well, if that's the case, I hope the ETs are getting some very nice rewards!

[@sandrabond-wv8ok]

It is Ive swallowed several computer chips. I've had computerized dreams. I'm a cyborg, among other things.

[@musicfan300]

@@sandrabond-wv8ok Well, I hope you know how to pray 🙏 to the Good Lord who made the Universe to send angels to guide you, or at least some good being from the Galactic Federation. I hear Arcturians are very advanced and kind.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

The cosmos, an expanse beyond human comprehension, has intrigued and inspired generations with its enigmatic beauty and unfathomable complexity. At the heart of our understanding lies a singular theory that has revolutionized our perception of the universe

[@joeshmoe5687]

i really enjoy the narrator, feels like im listening to a friend not a pompus professor great presentation

[@whiteheartcard]

When we travel by the speed of thought, only then can we reach the stars.

[@jesse75]

Still too far away.

[@channelg7944]

great job 🔝

[@aragornii507]

We need to make a Titanic sized spaceship

[@trippholland5131]

Why titanic? It’s very small compared to modern day cruise ships.

[@aragornii507]

@@trippholland5131 because at the very minimum we would need a titanic size spaceship to travel in space in my opinion

[@AndrashSpooshkash]

I have been in telepathic contact with ET for 7 years. We met in a grocery store After we left the store she identified herself to me and we have been in telepathic communication since that day. I often wonder how many ET /Human friendships there are in this world that are under the radar.

[@Matthew8473]

What an incredible piece of work! I read a book with a similar theme, and it left me in awe. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell

[@fatherofamir]

Looking at the unfathomable distances, sometimes I wonder if we're going against the grain here.. Perhaps the hostility of space and the intricate requirements and balance therein for an environment to be "habitable" for us indicate we're actually not meant to have contact with one another..... Perhaps we're not meant to be messing around with what's beyond the sky.... I love, for sure and it's fascinating.. I do wonder though..

[@Keepler22b]

I live near by Hessdalen (Norway).. a known ufo hotspot. In 1947, a huge round metallic/white object crashed into a lake called djupsjøen. Just behind my house. We call it `the egg from another world` A major streaming service is making an episode about the egg. Theres also a big search team there right now doing investigations. i and many others who live her have seen ufos and many strange things in this area. Most weird is something that looks like a portal opening and closing in the night sky. Ive seen that many times. At the end of the 80s there was a mass sightseeing of a huge craft standing on the ground in a valley. There was 80 people who witnessed this, my dear old aunt was one of them. The craft emerges from the valley and start to spin at tremendous speed, morping into light and then shoots of to the sky, gone in a second. Left behind is a black smoke. Aliens or not, something is here that we know nothing about.

[@williamwilson6499]

Yeah…sure. Whatever you say.

[@POWWOWMIK]

Get a photo next time 👍

[@averteddisasterbarely2339]

I believe you ! Where can I watch the video when it comes out ? I also believe that Angelina Jordan is one of the best singers I've heard !

[@zoltanmeksz7625]

We are not alone, but the nearest neighbor is so far away, we will never meet.

[@DajeilGelian]

Intelligent species are much more separetd by time than space. Temporal seperation comes from the shortness of the lifespan of intelligent species. Human level intelligent life could have developed on Earth over the past 200 Mio years at any time, statistically. With a civilizatory lifespan of less than 100kyr this would mean 2000 slots. Taking our level of civilization as a baseline we could exist in the physical form for another 20'000 years. During this time span contact could be feasible. This means 10k slots for meetings. So if we had a perfectly even distribution of these higher level civilizations we needed to have 10k +1 civilization in this galaxy alone for two to meet at any time over these 200 Mio years. So it could be that 2 civilizations overlapped 200 Mio years ago and will not for a statistical other 200 Mio years. Now if these civilizations were living at opposite sides in this Galaxy the probability of them meeting in time before one fades away obviously decreases considerably as if they accidentially developed only 5 light years away from each other. So we primarily have a timing problem. Hang on! If we lived for 200 Mio years then we could meet all of the 10k civilizations! Right? Correct, if we did live that long. But this again is very , very unlikely, as when we look at the speed of our development it is A) unlikely that if we survive the next 20k years that we will still be having a physical existence anywhere near our current substrate form, and B) equally unlikey that we would be interested in any kind of contact with such low level civilizations or C) if there were many low level civilizations and we wre capable of contacting them, we might be saturated from the many millions we might have already made contact with across many galaxies. Equally we would most likely have taken a form or moved to a place which makes it impossible for lower level civilizations to even find us or/and for us simply not interesting/utile or morally correct to make that contact. So temporal separation and physical incompatibility and non-interest further drastically reduce the likelihood of meeting other similar level civilizations. Spatial and temporal distance between civilizations is good for evolution as it gives each species enough time-space to evolve before they might ever can get in contact with each other. Looking at our highly aggressive species this is absolutely ok. However there might be another way: AI. An AI civilization as our successor could bridge space-time we cannot.

[@kameronmaclean678]

Extraterrestrial craft have been seen for decades even acknowledged by most governments mainly USA, Argentina and Italy, so where have you been the last few decades.

[@glennchartrand5411]

The way people arrive at a large number of technological civilizations is by looking at an extremely large volume of space. So large that few civilizations will be close enough to ever detect each other. We aren't alone in this universe, but we are alone in our part of it.

[@dentonfender6492]

You ask the right questions!

[@yannickm1396]

That is only one of the two statistics you need to be able to estimate how many aliens there are. The other one is odds of life. On it's own how large the universe is is a meaningless statistic.

[@Wazza25]

You having fun spouting pure speculation and conjecture

[@glennchartrand5411]

@@Wazza25 I'm debunking pure speculation and conjecture.

[@BlueBonnie764]

Love it, learning. 😆😆🤔

[@Etobicokemomma]

The universe is still fairly young. Perhaps we are some of the first. We might be the ancients, in a future time.

[@magical_universe793]

suck so much if true

[@terrytwotoes3225]

I'm 100% certain we are not alone space is just to big for earth to be the only safe haven

[@sergiotisnado545]

"Inter-stellar travel within our lifetime" ? What a misleading statement. We are nowhere near achieving this? This video is makes statements based more on emotion that reality and facts. Why?

[@teneke23]

Even if there are other creatures, it's impossible for them to come here because of the distances. Especially with rotating discs.

[@karlvann5840]

We are most certainly not traveling interstellar in this life time

[@jeffreychandler8666]

A very interesting subject to ponder concerning aliens. Maybe we are not at a level of technology, compatible with E.T.'s. I am also, assuming they are already here.

[@Citiel]

After 0:03 seconds, I decided it was useless to watch this 80 minute long video.

[@TMan1000]

I took a dump on my phone and fell asleep

[@eyerza]

Complex topics are broken down so easily. Everything is made so understandable.

[@ForestWoodworks]

There was an ad about gummies before the vid started.

[@petej.8676]

We are here..its nieve to think we are the only life form in this unimaginably large universe...life must be rampant

[@theopinion9452]

I am pretty sure other civilizations out there are older than ours,just because the direction of the universe's expansion,but if we ever meet,am quite sure that after travelling for trillions of kms/miles,those aliens are going to be needing fuel,hydration and food..I don't want to be their food source.

[@jasoninthehood9726]

If they made it this far, they’d have a self sustaining fuel source and food. Use your head.

[@donkique956]

Let me save you some time. Interstellar travel is impossible.

[@treadinglightly-gg9cc]

I'll save you some more - you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@mageninjaballer1449]

soon ..

[@irvine112]

lmao just about one hundred years ago before the wright brothers people said flying is impossible 🤣

[@treadinglightly-gg9cc]

Let me save you some time. Wrong.

[@ssimsharp]

Tell me oh super scientist on why you think it's impossible?

[@leswhitehouse]

Someone once said to me, "Consider an ant. It has ZERO concept of space travel and would never be able to conceive of it. There could be alien civilisations who are so advanced we would be like ants to them, and therefore we couldn't conceive of any of their science"...

[@CUXOB2]

28:04 i am speechless on how a sentence can be wrong on so many levels. -The universe being denser does not mean it was brighter. Light sources of anything visible in the universe are stars which always had roughly the same brightness. Galaxies being slightly closer together changes nothing about their brightness. -We have never seen that far into the past to actually see an increase in density/temperature (except for CMB). Not even James Webb can see that far. This is absolutely false and crazy. -The light from distant galaxies is shifted to the red because of the expansion of space, which somehow is not even mentioned here and has NOTHING to do with the universe being hotter in the past. -We do see the CMB, which again is in microwave wavelength because of the expansion of the universe and not because it was so hot.

[@MrDawson1569]

Until I see absolute evidence then yes we are alone 😐

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

WE are evidence. If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere. Don't be so narrow minded.

[@tomthompson2309]

​@@nocturnalrecluse1216 exactly right!! We are aliens on a planet amongst the great abys,to think we are alone sounds more crazy to me 😂

[@franktutut2678]

How special are we to be Alone out of 70000000000000000000000000000000000000000 planets

[@MrDawson1569]

@@franktutut2678 you counted them then 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏 you must be super special 😂😂😂

[@kevinac4397]

In practice we are obviously alone. People’s beliefs can’t change that.

[@itsyoPrimo]

hire me as a scientist I'm real deal I'm from the future

[@EthicalMarxist]

You are women’s seal

[@JamesAlly-y9o]

No

[@misst642]

😂

[@Silenced639]

Or you can make contact with Aliens and ask them, that would be faster and easier , rather then wait for millions of years. Just saying 😂

[@RegalcrimeDestiny]

hi, can you please tell us who drew the thumbnail or what source it came from please?

[@Novaximus]

Where did you guys get the image for the thumbnail of this video? I think it's awesome and would love to have that print on a T Shirt

[@pwarajpingh7925]

I survived, make podcast about conspiracy theories like aliens or ancient artifacts , space or topics like how will world look like in 100 years , about technology and si fi stuff. Not on spritual, politics or religious crap. Keep it real , loved the newton , amazon and the sand glass part

[@jojomiller1630]

How do the things fly into space without getting hit by asteroids or rocky debris

[@AmateurHour1111]

I was wondering that too

[@misst642]

In general, the chances of a spacecraft accidentally colliding with an asteroid are very small. For example, NASA estimates that asteroids in the belt between Mars and Jupiter collide naturally once every ten million years. However, some mission phases, like planetary mapping, may put a spacecraft in a more hazardous location, so it may be necessary to adjust its attitude to minimize damage to critical systems

[@GH-oi2jf]

“Are we alone in the universe?” is the opening statement. Consider that practically everything in the universe is vastly far away from Earth in both distance and time. Only one large galaxy outside our own, M31, is close enough to see with the naked eye. It is about two and a half million light years away. At that distance we can resolve individual stars and observe some of their characteristics. But practically everything in the universe is much farther away than that. For galaxies outside the local group, we can detect supernovae, but not much finer detail about the stars. Detecting planets, and radio signals from planets, is not possible beyond some distance, so nearly all the universe is beyond the range within which we can detect civilizations. Thus the initial question is moot.

[@yannickm1396]

So we can't really go either way on answering that question because we don't have the means yet. But it is still a fascinating idea to think about. Is that not a good enough reason to ask the question? And also, if we don't ask the question we never will find evidence that eather proves or disproves aliens.

[@aoMainevent]

It will be great if subtitle can be added🙏🏻

[@markmorris1864]

Ok folks, no aliens, few facts cant change, when you realize the universe is snapshot of light frozen in time. Now , perception is reality combined with time and location. We are alone.

[@robotaholic]

Reaching proxima centauri going light speed would take 4 years from Earth perspective, but from the spacecraft perspective wouldn't it take drastically less time?

[@zaytime4156]

No it would take way more time due to how slow our fastest spacecraft move. It take 4 years for light(the highest speed possible) so it would take thousands of years w/ our Current Spacecraft

[@danielash1704]

The possibility of developing a teleport system from place to place in a very difficult task tracking the zones of safetracks to reaching a different kind of vibration and the starting point of understanding that resonances FALLOW through with resonances and nonresonances are deadly

[@wisdomplaysbtd6144]

3:00 I was bored so I did the calculation, the fastest manmade object ever travels at 394,736 miles per hour, that’s 0.058 percent the speed of light, that means it would take the fastest manmade object ever made, 7,207.45 years to reach the nearest star

[@scoobeedo991]

This has always been my argument. With all the difficulties of interstellar travel, and yet aliens are simply crashing on earth after making such a dangerous journey. Seems highly unlikely, but there doing it all the time?? Crash crash crash lol

[@BranTheBald]

That thumbnail is beautiful in the scariest way

[@thandekilengulube783]

I think what impedes us from growing so much knowledge and reaching greater heights is spirituality separated from science for the knowledge we have now about science was passed through to us from those who were revealed to

[@mannyblackstar]

The thumbnail is so freakin epic and scary

[@danielash1704]

Mobius looping conditions wherever you are considering the size of the universe itself itself is a super position of light speed standing still in the mindset

[@kimberlylincoln3149]

Alternators and batteries theory. Once the ship starts rotating it creates energy stored in batteries or capacitors and used to thrust it's way through space. AI controlled with cameras no crew. Combine that with our technology of sensors and other technology to avoid impacts. Space everything is weightless so it shouldn't matter how heavy it's made. Or even solar powered transfered to thrust

[@robertdominiczak6523]

Something no one has asked is where are the materials to build such ships coming from?

[@guruware8612]

In 2022, 85.4 million motor vehicles were produced around the world, where are the needed materials come from ?

[@ShaunShort-z1r]

You need a wormhole to travel by in order to reach it

[@GalacticBadgerGaming]

Or warp drive, or hyperdrive, or astral travel, or stellar portal...

[@coopercarguy]

Just like in the movie Interstellar only way to travel great distances we need worm holes.

[@OhNoNotFrank]

Reasonable to believe interstellar travel will happen in our lifetime?! I´m out.

[@William-ki6xn]

Interstellar in our life time 2:09 ??? LOL - bro, we cant get back to the moon and its been 50 years!

[@leflyxdvd]

Were going back there is a reason now there wasnt one after the space race

[@vicfortela]

didnt the chinese looked at many galaxies and found two with strang red emissions that they couldnt explain ? what happened to those investigations ? they were discussed here in you tube some time back

[@c.s.4273]

Why? Simply because the speed of light is the limit. Forever. Period. That's why.

[@gtavtheavengergunnerlegend3340]

this is absolutely mind-blowing. i knew it was real. ufos are real.

[@WildSoftail]

With The "Horizons Paradox", maybe if the mission were multipurpose in advancing technologies using space time dilation to our advantage making those souls that chose to be "Scouts" would contribute in many respects such as navigation, communications and other exploratory adventures

[@_Naturalwonders_]

We are the interstellar travellers who came to earth from a distance planet light years away after a thousands of years. But now, we dont know who we are and how we came and the purpose of living. We think we evolved here. Evidence exists but we wont be able to understand those.

[@sergeantb708]

I never understood the fuel requirement for space. Getting into orbit sure to refuel, then a slight burst to begin heading out. You'd be moving with 0 resistance using slingshot orbits to get to the target. With 99% fuel left for coasting. Weight shouldn't be a factor once projection begins with nothing to push back.