My own thought on this is that these beings do indeed know about us, but actively avoid us under the pretext of humanity essentially still being extremely primitive. We still fight among ourselves over physical differences, political differences, and resources to take for ourselves. Along with that, we have access to incredibly destructive weaponry and constantly point them at each other like tribes of cavemen arguing who has the bigger spear. If we were allowed to expand vastly into the galaxy as we are now, many beings would see us as a grave threat given how little it can take to set us off and how destructive we can be. If Earth is as rare and special as we believe, the risk that such goldilocks worlds could be destroyed over petty reasons is just too big. The fact that we still see our own species as the biggeat threat just shows that we we are simply not ready to reach out into the stars, and sadly it will be some time before we are, likely not in our lifetimes.

I agree

I think that even if they wanted to be right next to you they could be without your knowledge and without being able to be detected by our technology.

I wonder if Alien beer is better than Earth beer🤔🤔🤔🍺🍺🍺

Zoo Hypothesis.🦍🛸

I don't know what's scarier to think about. To imagine the possibility of super-advanced civilizations out there, with technology that would seem like magic to us, or that we are completely alone and at a point where no other civilization is alive at the same time frame as us.

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@Ellie Michaels All the best to you! Keep your head up and know that people love you and I love you! Sending all my love to you :)

@Mike Who Cheese Harry What? There is zero reason to belive that

We can’t be alone because we had to come from beings that look like us.

It's extremely hard to have a decent theory about this stuff because we simply don't have enough information to make a viable hypothesis. I also found the parts where you explained how we are only searching for exo-planets with suitable traits for only human life, and extraterrestrials might be doing the same very interesting and true. Life on Earth needs water, is carbon based, uses DNA and all of that stuff, but there is literally no proof that every other life form has to use all that too, which confuses me why the James Webb telescope is only looking for planets with he same temperatures, gases, and water levels as Earth. I also think that our theories about how advanced aliens will do things is most likely incorrect, i.e. the alien drone swarming planets. It seems like the most effective option to us, and maybe it is, but an advanced civilization would definitely come up with a much better idea if there is one which there most likely is.

For all we know Venus could have intelligent life and lifeless planets could be not lifeless at all and their life is somewhere inside the planet or in the sky or the surface

@Jhezmo Yes. It is literally impossible for a human to come up with an idea about the grand scheme of the universe without it being a speculation.

Maybe, they're actually looking for a planet they can send some humans to in case we or some catastrophe wrecks Earth.

All speculation.

personally I find the thought of us being alone in the universe more terrifying than anything. I do believe there has to be worlds with advanced and simple alien life forms tho. I like to imagine theres a guy on an alien world commenting on a video exactly like this one XD

Alluvit would be magic I reckon. Who knows what senses they could evolve with? but What if... There is the possibility of a correct sequence of celestial bodies with multiple suns or *what if* something other than the sun could provide/feed life. We wouldn't be able to even begin to imagine what could manifest on such a solar system.

Frank good chat. I'm off now

From the fathers perspective nothing has changed. Either outcome is the only outcome. But if time branches .... My head hurts.

We can barely stop life from growing when we cover the ground with concrete and life adapts and evolves to fit their surroundings and seems to flourish so easily. Hard to believe life hasn’t developed somewhere else, even if it hasn’t evolved a complex brain yet. Life adapts to changing environments here quite well so I assume it has to somewhere else

@XIthedarkoneIX TDO I would definitely think they would. Maybe even beings of light or electricity or timeless beings in black holes

If earth has been around so long and we in fact evolved here why hasn't life evolved elsewhere? The shit we need to live is here on earth but if life truly evolves then wouldn't other creatures evolve to whatever habitat they're in?

The dark forest theory from the Three Body Problem books is honestly the most terrifying idea in all sci-fi. It sends shivers up my spine every time I read about it 😳

My theory for why we haven't come across alien life yet, is due to the Catastrophe Scale. Every few hundred thousand years, our planet undergoes,basically, a great extinction event. Such as mega-volcanic eruptions, major Comet collision, or massive flood. My thoughts is that we are not alone, but also not alone with having this scale. It's very possible that other worlds go through a similar process, to where their species is unable to evolve technologically, or otherwise, to be capable of interstellar travel. Astronomers have been witnessing such events outside of our solar system already, so where worlds may be ended by a supernova, or some other events, it may be ending an alien species before they could travel amongst the stars. I know that someday through evolution and technological growth will bring us, or Earthens, to meeting alien races during interstellar travel. Reason why I said Earthens, is because it is not at all impossible, and simply fairly plausible, that humanity may not live to see interstellar travel. It is inevitable though, and this is why I believe that we should leave behind an archive of sorts for the future civilizations to discover, so that our future of Earth can be fortified in the assurance that someday Earthens shall travel amongst the stars.

@Ecuador Expat with the prick of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes. (Witches of MacBeth)

@Ecuador Expat They may not be stopped, but if we strive to work together and create the necessary technology, we may be able to move away from it.

@Azelethros_OG we cannot fight Nature ..thats the problem..These cyclical occurences cannot be stopped..

Since this is the fifth generation of humans, maybe this has already happened. What we call time travellers, could be a previous generation of humans that made it into space before a catastrophic event occurred. And the few humans that were left here became the "cavemen" we know we're here proven by artifacts. It would explain why we now have electric coils encased in stone, and we have visitors from space. The visitors expanded the knowledge they started with, while the cavemen had to go back to the beginning and figure out how to light fires and kill their food with spears. We all drive cars and talk on cell phones, but very few know how to build them from scratch. If you and your neighbor lived thru a supervolcano, it would be back to basics. Your children and grandchildren would forget about your ramblings of cars and cell phones.

I think there key issue here is the vastness of space-time. If we were to find another advanced lifeform right now, it would have to exist in at the same sliver of time as us (we're extremely young) and in really close proximity to us (because we can't even get to the closest planets to us, yet).

Whether we are truly alone in the universe, or there is life beyond our planet, both are equally terrifying outcomes

Quote that, not your words

I don't find being alone in the universe a terrifying idea at all. It means there are no threats from other civilizations, only opportunities to expand should we reach that level of technology..

I barely know my own neighbours. I don't know if it's all that scary to think we're alone in the Universe.

As I was listening to all these great theories, I'd like to share my own. What if we are just like the brand-new phone? Out of the box, we can function, doing many tasks. But until we pay for the service, we won't be connected to the universe-wide web - UWW. And in such cases, we won't need to travel humongous distances or search for intelligent life using all kinds of telescopes. As our internet, which is only limited to us, as soon as we find out how to get connected to UWW, we'll immediately begin to receive limitless information about all we wish to know and then some, including an option to get transported via the aforementioned web. Cheers

Wormholes

Wow!🤯

the entire cosmos is folded within you.

Another point is with those things being able to move as quickly as they do that means time isn’t the same for them… If they traveled at that speed for one hour God knows how much time will it pass by for us. This is seriously interesting stuff.

Exactly. Its a shame to think that many humans on Earth lack an understanding of this basic conceptual idea of this theory… it’s really astonishing to consider how much wasted space there might be out there in the darkness of space. And how lost and alone it may seem like we are in retrospect… What we can take from our current understanding about space and life on earth is that very concept may no longer be a certainty… what makes everyone simply go along with the notion of science and what we’ve always been told to be true, based on supposed history and science(that seems to always be changing), versus utilizing the most powerful tool we all possess, our brain, and critically think up our own truths for ourselves… Quite a simple, but complex, question to ask is: just because we can’t see, hear or feel something is there, does it mean it doesn’t exist? When you open up the doors and begin to think outside of the box of what we know and what we’ve been told, the answers it seems we are constantly searching for out there in outer space and the existence and actual purpose of life itself, seems to only make sense in the form of numbers and energy. Energy being light. Sound being vibration or frequencies of wavelengths, and Pressure as it is related to temperature, Gravity being the strongest force of pressure as of what we currently know on earth, all intertwined and held together by a magnetic field, which runs through everything… everything we do on earth as humans our evolution only seems to be expanding the possibilities to incalculable lengths when it comes to time and space. So If there really is other life out there, it’s probably time we take another look(or maybe not look at all)at what we conceptualize as reality, the spiritual aspects of our minds, and open up to a deeper understanding that the majority of the world we live in, in the sense of human consciousness, is not all physical. By only choosing to focus our understanding and rationalizations with our experiences in the physical dimensions of what we, as humans, perceive to be real and actual truth or what our human perception of reality is from seeing, feeling, touching, hearing, smelling, etc., we can, rest assured, be putting up boundaries and placing restrictions in/on our minds and conscious thoughts and behaviors by setting limitations on the possibilities of what the human mind and body are truly capable of, including reaching a higher potential of our mind and inner self, and our inner being. Which would close the door to any understanding about a possibility of expanding or training conscious thought beyond the 1D, 2D and 3D reality that we’ve constrained our minds to, when it comes to our understanding of conscious thought, inner self and how we all fit in to the physical reality of space and time and our very existence. When you consider the distance necessary to travel from one star or galaxy to another, it would only seem plausible to achieve such a distance by traveling at an immensely high rate of speed(such as the speed of light) that we, as humans, can likely agree would not be possible with our current knowledge and understanding of space travel and the physical limitations of the human body in relation to traveling at any high rate of speed not even remotely close to a fraction of light… So if one were to come up with the potential idea of lifeforms from other galaxies on planet earth, I think it would be very difficult to rule out the possibility of time travel with as little of an understanding we seem to have at this point. [Wow. Thank goodness for speek to text technology! Longest comment in history. Now only if it applied punctuation]

keep it up man these videos are insane, it sets me into thinking about stuff i would have thought was not important

@e.k. what no!?

Do you watch these while on ketamine?

I think the most probable one is that our sun has such a short life span compared to the others, intelligent life should work through visiting plannets from a priority list, i.e, best conditions, worst conditions... My other thought is just that maybe our galaxy isn't quite as advanced as other galaxies, but that's a stretch considering how huge space is... 😅

@Pay Star 🤣 Just hypothesizing, we have bigger issues on actual earth to worry about than alien invasions - Like climate change for example. So in tern, there is nothing to be glad about

@Mathew This gives me chills honestly! 😅🙏

They definitely know about us. Even we can see if a planet has conditions for life without visiting. Some most likely have already been here watching, ​even we try to stay out of natural habitats but we observe and give a helping hand when they need it without letting our presence be known.

Being an EXTREMELY SCI-FI Fan. I have always dreamed of witnessing our connections to other civilization out there. If we can't discover them, I hope they do discover us. It's something I would LOVE to witness in my living time.

I would love to experience a supernova in the sky. I feel it's more likely to happen in my lifetime.

@Jim C. Goodfellas no one is exactly sure, even scientists. We don't know if it's gonna be good or bad for us until it actually came. for us people who are hoping to witness those events, of course we hope it to be beneficial rather than chaos/destruction. It's just amazing to think of possibilities that it can bring us. There might be things that we can't do right now, that other civilization can help us, from technology, medical, interstellar travel, etc.. That's why some people, researchers, scientists etc are curious about that, thats why there are studies, observations, explorations and so many more just for a search of a piece of alien technology and life. To help and possibly save HUMANITY.

What does not get mentioned here is ASI (Artificial Super Intelligence). Could it be possible for an advanced civilisation to even reach broad space exploration without ASI, and if not, could it be ASI is already out there, the species who developed it not even in existence anymore, or certainly not in the state it was during its development? The dilemmas we are confronted with, to create 'safe' ASI, could have gone well for some, but possibly bad for other civilisations, and we could even live under the protection of such a benign godly entity, constantly at war with none benign ASI - a war of 'artificial' Gods, we are sheltered from, at least as long as the benign ASI succeeds. Would we be able to 'see' such a war at play? What would we have to look for to find out if we are protected, considering we'd be talking technology completely beyond anything we can fathom?

First question, are the waves that we would sense from an extraterrestrial species moving faster than expansion? Would they be able to outrun the signals?

What if highly developed aliens fly with balloons?

@Art Vein lol I was joking I love the culture and am praying for a great reopen! We need it love to China❤️

@HeadQuarters TV nomo

Those are Chinese aliens

It's hard to say. It's one of those questions that we won't know until we know. I like to think that the universe is teeming with life but extinction level events are so common that most don't make it to the level of interstellar travel though a few do. I believe that it's possible Earth was already visited long ago when humans were new to the game. There's so many cultures that depict beings and oddly designed pictures that could be spacecraft. They left but still observe. After the atom bomb detonations, the reporting of UFO's skyrocketed before eventually dying down. Perhaps that was our observers noticing and thinking "shit we better get a closer look and see if we need to stop them from destroying themselves". Now we are detecting very strange crafts that are capable of propulsion systems unlike anything we have and moving almost instantly. Long story short, I believe that gravity is the answer to interstellar space travel and some civilizations figured that out and whether physically they have a presence here or through drones, we are being observed. Right now we are too volatile of a species to make actual contact with but perhaps one day when we mature enough, these beings will come forward. I feel that if they didn't want us to detect their crafts then we wouldn't. So US Navy pilots detecting these UFO's might be our observers testing the waters so to speak and see how we'll react and respond. Us visiting Mars and doing some digging will likely find traces of life since Mars was once similar to earth and maybe that will open the door to whoever is watching us. Whoever it is, it's likely that they aren't aggressive or they'd have already wiped us out. It seems they are curious. Of course I could be completely wrong but it's very egocentric to assume we are the only intelligent life that exists.

I think if we get to Mars our species will attract enough attention from anything out there that may be watching us.

@Pay Star  well I didn't even really touch on us being attacked by another civilization so im not super worried. It's a possibility but not a high one. I rlly don't get the point of your reply other than to say "people suck".

I think it's time that holds us or any other life back. As two identical beings cannot exist in the same space time, it's not about how far others are but WHEN

I believe life is inevitable. Yet look how diverse life is here on our own planet- many forms of life will probably be unrecognizable to us AS life. Especially if it isn't carbon based. But I believe, if we can solve the distance problem, that there will be life similar enough to us that we can learn to communicate. This is because life that becomes the apex predator on a world, and that has the curiosity necessary to want to explore, will share enough traits that communication is possible. Of course, we have to hope that they turn their energies and curiosity towards exploration, and not conquest.

On the question of why we have not yet encountered or detected alien life, I think it's most likely down to a matter of time and distance. We have only been searching for "others" for a period of time which amounts to a cosmic eyeblink, and our range of detection of any fingerprints of life on other worlds is infinitesimal on a galactic scale. Our galaxy is simply too vast and our timeline has simply been too short.

I do find it a bit tough to believe that amidst the giant scale of this galaxy and beyond that we are alone. Somewhere out there im sure there is evolving microorganisms or even just plant life.

On the piece where he said “life on other planets would have to withstand huge amounts of gravity” considering that we have aquatic life half our size living under pressures that will crumple a submarine like a tin can, it’s easy to assume gravity wouldn’t effect life grown on these planets.

As for interstellar travel, who knows what advances in physics and cosmology may be made in the future? Some of those could enable travel over interstellar distances in very little or no time, *evading* the limit of the speed of light rather than trying to force objects to go beyond that speed. We just don't know what the future will bring.

Quantum teleportation technology. .only way to go. .you could be in the milky way one minute and in another galaxy the next minute. .that tech is probably a couple thousand years away but .. one day.

We would just need to get a large amount of metal that is able to be magnetically charged and spin it super fast to create an artificial magnetic field and we would be able to get the material from the asteroid belt but it would need to be contained so it can be put on a planet or in a space craft

My main issue with finding life is that we assume all things that exist must live under the same way in which we do and require the same things we do to live...and that just may not be the case ...we've adapted to our environment hence the reason we are able to survive in it...who's to say life forms haven't adapted to harsher environments and evolved the very same way to live in theirs

The reason we assume life will be like ours is because we are water based. Water is an excellent solvent and good base for our chemistry,, its possible for another type of life(supposedly) but we dont really have a concept of how that would work without liquid water.

@Pay Star paranoid much? Relax buddy ..it's not that deep I promise you

Exactly, just like it is impossible for humans to live under water other living creatures can, so who is to say other creatures cant live in negative 150 temperatures or 150 degree temperatures or lack of oxygen etc etc

If we're alone that would be pretty much boring and kinda lonely. I can't wait, it would make life a lot more interesting to know there's more than this, and people's perspective on what's important will shift entirely. Status, and even achievements, all that stuff can get boring too once you've seen it. Discovering alien species would change people's views big time.

@Pay Star we could easily assume that if there are interstellar beings watching us, or even from our own or neighboring galaxy. We would've already been destroyed, it wouldn't take much for them technology wise. So if they're hostile we would've noticed. I've heard countless of interesting hypothesis about why they could be interested in us. So I'm not counting that out yet. Or they might just see us as ants and got bored. 😂

One aspect is how we travel and view these other worlds as we bad they are out of flux/synk and it is our ceaseless observation outward to other plantets that holds us back as well as how we are doing so.

I think what's pretty scary is if we ever found other intelligent species that just couldn't escape their orbit and visited them, they would experiment on the ones visiting like our Earth would likely try to do to anything visiting us. Anyone volunteering for that? I guess we could always send an AI/robot if it ever came down to it. 😶

Of all the topics that were raised when discussing the cosmos, this has always been the most interesting for me, so I was happy to listen to all these hypotheses, theories and assumptions. Damn it, there are so many of them! Although some are easier to believe than others, I think that each of them may be true. Unfortunately, so far we have not been able to find out which of them will be correct. I think only time will give us an answer to this question, although it is not guaranteed. I would like to believe that there is someone else in the boundless cosmos and someday, advanced humanity will definitely establish contact with them...I am sure both civilizations would have discovered a lot of new things from this connection. 😏

Given the concept of time, and that we know, for sure, that the universe is actually barely out of it's diapers in a very real sense, by that I mean the age of stars has really only just begun, so it is quite possible that we are alone simply because we are the first, at least, the first in this part of space that we can observe, the first to reach out and ask the question. That to me is the most logical and probable conclusion, and regardless of what other intelligent life will be like, we have a huge advantage in being first. We will go out there, make discoveries, make mistakes, but we will adapt, change to master our new environments, the more time we have, the more secure our future will be.

This for some reason 0:47 really scares me... what if we are the only ones in the universe. when i look back when was skeptical about all this 10 years back, i became to think now that i really wish there is something out there because it really felt god damn sad to see our universe alone like that.

What if all these past mass extinction events were caused by interstellar beings? Maybe they've been trying to create a new species that's capable of interstellar travel.

Hmmm

Oh really

Speaking of the aliens being blind to our world, we are the same, we just look at earth-like planets for life when life could come from other conditions due to adaption/evolution.

My favourite channel *Riddle as astronomy is my favourite of all 👍👍..keep it up Mr Riddle 🤠

Im always waiting for this dark deep sound of riddle telling us about aliens

I found the "chains of suspicion" concept in the Three Body Problem and cosmic sociology rather profound. Humans can basically look someone in the eye and have a feeling on the person. We can usually resolve most problems before they get out of hand because communication is EASY..IF intelligence is out there the wise thing for anyone to do is to shut up and watch and listen. And 1000 years being a blip in cosmic terms ...

The saddest fact of all is with all these luxuries we share, this could be the generation that bring humanity to the next level of existance. all this knowledge and pain suffered by our ancestors only to be repeated because some of us only believe in the mainstream and those who see beyond are forced to see this restricted reality. I really hope this will be the genration where we could finally live in peace with the ultimate well being of everyone and the ecosystem in mind. lets not force ideologies on one another, lets build what we know and make this generation the best one yet.

I always wonder if the reason aliens have never showed up before is because they are not interested in a planet where they cannot breathe, like a fish out of water- humans cant breathe the air in space.

I try not to worry about the existence of extraterrestrial life. If it exists we don't have the technology to seek it out and if it's technologically advanced to seek us out well we are probably screwed if it makes itself known.

We haven't seen other life because we are looking for ourselves. We can't understand what we don't understand or recognize.

The universe is vast beyond our imagination. Everyday we find out we were wrong about something we thought we knew about the universe . With that in mind we know nothing . We haven’t even conquered this solar system yet. My point is why does everybody assume they will kill us off ? That’s only the aggressive, violent behavior of us humans , we don’t know what they will do to us. But it’s outlandish to automatically assume they will eradicate us .

Perhaps, our extraterrestrial counterparts know that the universe is such an inhospitable place that the comforts of home far exceed the curiosities and impulses to explore beyond their own atmosphere. A few alien races may venture forth into deep space, but the harsh reality is that many won't survive the journey due to their limited lifespans, illnesses, and accidents. And the vastness of space makes getting lost essentially the biggest hazard of all. Even if they do venture deep into the universe many may never return home again or communicate to it what they've found. Their only option may be to colonize the first planet they encounter that is favorable and call it home. Earth may have been such a world. And that would make us the offspring of ancient alien colonists.

They could theoretically be using quantum entanglement for communication and we would not be able to even intercept that with our knowledge or technology.

There's a difference, a HUGE difference between believing and knowing

I have always had such a negative/sad outlook on this. If we really are just space dust and alone, then none of this will ever matter, and life really has no meaning, it’s literally just words we say to make us think there is a meaning.

@the3goodlemons why would they need imaginary stories? They were serious, not playing pretend.

You need God and Jesus ..!.! Godspeed

Why does a lack of meaning outside of living make you negative? You get to make your own meaning and dont have to fit the mold of an outside force.

I still believe that if there's actually aliens out there, they might not need Earth-like worlds. Take all of these space based games, such as Stellaris, where you have aliens who are spacefairing, but live on a planet that is very inhospitable towards humans.

The saddest thing in my opinion is that they search for aliens that are "similar to us", who even said that aliens need same conditions to make a life similar to us? We dont know anything, but still searching for life forms similar to us,,,,

I miss these videos I love something that has to do with space and things we haven't seen before or know what's actually their and how it show up out of know where

I love your videos so much and learn a lot from them. Thk u Mr. Ridddle.

That's a good video, thank's for this, you explain and suggest a lot things in a very clever way 👏 From a a Frenchman passionate about this theme

They already know about us. They created us. They're just waiting for the right time to reveal themselves to us.

so basically God

8:30 So the aliens were sophisticated enough to have built a submarine and rocket engines, then travels to the edge of its own know universe and encounters a barrier of ice and goes "oh well, I guess that's all there is to it"...

Imagine the leaders of the world community trying to build a united front against aliens. They would still be arguing when the aliens arrive.

@Dingfelder Smurfalot Advanced Aliens wouldnt be so gullible like we are with our ‘Leaders’ Aliens are either not interested in our depressed state or using us as a comedy show. id laugh at our planet if i was watching it on tv.

They would sell each other out to the aliens in a heartbeat.

I DO FEEL THAT THERE WAS SOMETHING OR SOMEONE ELSE THAT HELPED IN OUR CREATION.

Personally I believe that complex life similar to ours would of reached a zenith of technology, then reduced it's usage and requirements. Actively choosing to live similar to our ancestors on Earth, due to the notion of ease & comfort being inherently detrimental to advancing the individual and as a species.

What if the universe is teeming with sentient civilizations who are at a similar technological advancement as that of humans? What if they are thinking the same like the narrator of this video? And what if most of those civilizations never reach higher up in Kardashev Scale that'd eventually make them capable of interstellar travel? The questions linger on...

This video assumes that an ocean-like species would utilize submarine propulsion to go aloft before shooting into space but, it is also possible they could simply use a hurricane.

lol .. that space-water octopus when seeing our planet, saying "wtf", made my day xD

What if in our scientists infinite intellect they've simply ignored centuries upon centuries of recorded evidence of not only visitation from extraterrestrials but the thought that they created us, then thought us civilization and built megalithic structures around the world? Had Enrique Firmi ever hear of any cultures creation story?

There has also been too many occasions where people back then simply saw certain things as aliens when they in fact were not.

Recorded in the old days doesn’t mean the same thing as today, my friend. Just because someone paints or writes something doesn’t mean it’s literally true.

Love this channel and always informative 🙏🙏🙏

I'm not sure what incentive a highly developed civilization would have for conquering us. If they've reached the type of advancement that allows them to travel across solar systems and galaxies, it is doubtful they would need our resources. I'm also not sure why they would want our land. Those are the two primary reasons why we as humans attempt to conquer each other.

Conquere? Has nothing to do with resources, you wipe something cause you can, or other reasons Your thinking seems to be too narrow here

So we can't find each other due to expectation of other worlds being just like ours?

First of all, if we find a way to travel faster than light speed, none of this would Even matter. Except for the fact that if even the tiniest rock in space made contact with anything traveling at light speed, the object would just be absolutely incinerated. So our best bet is to bend space and time travel through a portal.

The building blocks of Life, as we know it have to be pretty common throughout the Universe. There's probably simple organisms tucked away in our solar system. Intelligent/sentient life, I bet is far and few between. Given a long enough time line, there had to have been some in our galaxy. Considering what we've been able to scan in the Milky Way over the last century, I can only imagine they got the whole thing covered.

@Pay Star  Yet. Who knows how'd they would perceive our radio signals

Been thinking about these exact scenario for the longest about the Fermi paradox for ages!. This has is going down as one of my favorite YT of all time. Ridddle dominated all concept of the Fermi Paradox.

The solutions of the fermi paradox are various. And I don't think its the silliness of aliens. It might be more the big filter and mainly the huge distances

I love this hypothesis every one is looking for something different in a different way

One small step at a time. When we’re ready, we’ll take another small step until collectively, we will finally have taken enough small steps to an inevitable outcome, whatever that means..

What is the scariest discovery about space that has been made? Still waiting!

With probability alone, it's impossible that we're alone.

No. Just highly improbable

If we just think about how we treat other species on our planet because we think we are supperior, just imagine how they would treat us...☠️ Or hopefully, they are so much more advanced, that they developped compassion & empathy towards other living beings, contrary to us.

a conscious mind CAN be destructive and very different from any lifeform we know. without consciousness life adapts and develops anything needed for survival 1 example is cooperation like we see it with packs of wolves lions or insects like bees and ants but once it becomes conscious the rules change and survival is not the only priority anymore. maybe consciousness or at least parts of the consciousness is something like a flaw in the system and thats why its so rare but thats just 1 out of uncountable possibilites. that doesnt mean that destruction is a bad thing, its just a part of cycle for life

@Nufzyyy I am, so maybe it can be a leverage to save my family and I if we run into them😅

Hopefully they vegan

That was the best of these types of video's I've seen, I enjoyed it so much that I subscribed 👍

I think we're focusing too much on finding ET life in space and not focusing enough on different dimensions. Humans have a long documented history of interacting with beings encountered when under the influence of some drugs (sometimes multiple people can see the same entities when in altered states, which proves it's not always just hallucinations), but nobody talks about these creatures as being extraterrestrial lifeforms for some reason. Ancient art across multiple cultures shows humans interacting with strange beings, but we think our ancestors were just drawing fictional characters, when it's possible that they were dealing with entities coming through portals. We have a knack for expecting things to happen the way we imagine them happening, when most things in life actually don't. It cripples our ability to learn and understand.

Different dimensions...altered states of consciencious, poosibly awerness of inner portal of contact...I think I found a form of intelligence...don`t beam me up to soon

Here’s my own thoughts on this: The reason we haven’t been able to find life on another world is because we look into the past, and the further we look the further back into time we’re looking. Those planets that we’re seeing probably don’t exist as we’re seeing them. Think of it like latency in a video game, the universe is a laggy piece of shit with only the speed of light as it’s fastest speed. Other species would be having the same problem as us, if they exist concurrently with us. They would be unable to see or hear us for thousands if not millions of years. The same goes for us, especially if we’re one of the first to evolve which we may be.

I think there is a high probability that we are the only ones right now that has managed to reach this amount of evolution and technology. Or maybe, they also did but haven't managed to get here yet as well.

They could be be alien colonies going is circle around the black hole without actually being pulled into. But can’t escape the actual gravity around the black hole so there might actually be several planets trapped there.

We are not alone in the Universe. We ARE the Universe!

We are part of Earth. We require Earthly elements to survive, such as food, 'vegetables and fruit' for example. we need water so survive, and that is part of Earth.

No, oart of it

A thought about the radiation in Space, is it like any other radiation and like gravity, it has the abilities to penetrate and not reflect precaution, so its presents is always there in logic. A person might do better not try to get use to deflecting it, but try to tame the feeling of it passing through the person.

Life is out there. They put warning signs around our solar system telling others "Don't go there...they're crazy." And then they gather around the intergalactic water cooler and laugh at us. Like we did after an episode of Seinfeld.

"Especially that blue planet bro"

We might just be alone after all. We are an impossible planet.

It is the epitome of vanity to believe that we are alone in the universe, but also the pinnacle of ego to believe that whatever life exists, actually cares about humanity.

I wish you would include some text at the bottom of each clip to where you got the source of the video material! I'm sure if someone was making money from your hard work, you would like at least some recognition for it! Please include this in future videos!

Plot twist: We ourselves are aliens ....

Agreed, if these people only knew the truth...

@Luke there's a reason why evolution is still a theory, but gravity is a law. We didn't come from monkeys. Scientists have already proven this.

We are. The life on earth has originated from beyond the solar system. It was brought to earth by asteroids and comets.

Well yeah, to other galaxy’s we would be considered aliens…….

If we were aliens, the video title would be 'Is alienity just about to run into highly developed humans?'

I like the Ascension idea. But rather a digital world what if other beings in the Universe hide themselves by moving their entire solar systems into a pocket dimension outside out own or moved into a parallel dimension or even the space between dimensions.

got a new ways to imagine about aliens and our universe, thanks 🙂

I feel like we aren't ready for aliens. Feels like we're the problem on earth. If another civilization notices this?

Imagine if our universe is just a snow globe-like object in a shop, along with other snow globe-like universe arrange neatly on a shelf. A kid accidentally, broke one and spew its content on the floor and it's heading on ours.

What? Heading on ours? What the hell does that even mean lol,.

I am convinced that life does exist elsewhere in the universe, what level probably several. They are in all probability way too far away from us that it is unlikely we will ever come into contact.

We better hope we don’t run into interstellar traveling beings. They’ll wash us immediately.

They wont, the earth is a lab.

I wonder if they taste like chicken?

@Abhinav mk that would be pretty epic, im all for mutual destruction :)

I would say, high intelligence species would be dangerous yes but, they probably devolved in body mass since technology does probably the most for them, so humans could potentially have an advantage in body structure and strength 💪🏽

sure try to fist fight a beeing that has uploaded/connected their mind to an advanced machine :D, thats what we already trying with our little smartphones but imagine that just a few millions or billions years advanced

If a race has figured out how traverse the galaxy in all of it infinity I'm pretty sure they'll have figured out a way to compensate for strength. Seeing as they'll either be eternally living or literally traveling in instants so as to not be a corpse by the Time they arrive.

Any beings that could cross the expanse of space would be extremely advanced to us and would have the technology to stay hidden from us or walk among us.

I think we have to look at it like life on the ocean floor the volcanic vents some of them are just so far out there they will never mix with another volcanic vent when their vents burn up life in that area ends

If it's possible for us to conceive what silicon based life forms may be like based purely of chemical principles, it's highly likely that an intelligent silicon based species that's building telescopes etc would also have the chemistry theory worked out for carbon based life... Whether it would give them any hints as to what our goldilocks zone and techno signatures would be is a question for a smarter person, but they would at least be aware of the possibility of our existence.

another idea would be that we are simply the first ones, the ones we are looking for and that there are many to come.

well...if i look at human insanity today i'm not 100% convinced the development of a functioning brain is necessary for life to flurish.

U hav a point

Space is big. Mind bogglingly big. There is a chance life has found us, but more likely we all live in ignorance. My own thoughts on this are that we develop at different rates given our distance to the super black hole at the centre of our galaxy. As earth is fairly far out...there's a good chance we are developing faster...once we have the tech to explore further INTO our galaxy...we will be the aliens.

Space is infinite, you have Infinite to the infinite versions of infinite particles within infinite possibilities and dimensions.

I mean, we always imagine that creatures out in space needs the same conditions as humans to survive, but we always forget that evolution exists. Maybe there are creatures out in space that can withstand extreme Heat/Cold or maybe they dont even need to breathe at all? Like the posibilities are endless.

There's no sensible reason other beings need conditions like ours to live. I saw story about a cave that got covered over millions of years ago. If course I can't remember where it is. So a construction site found this cave. Cave was full of toxic gasses,very little oxygen. At least several different type of insects,a worm I think, adapted and have been living in those gases. There's no telling what other life forms may need or not need to live.