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Who says they use radio?We should have heard their radio transmissions by now.
That's what I think.There is no intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The chances that some other planet would have all the required conditions for life are so remote as to be non-existent.
What about a laser beam transmission?Radio signals dissipate at immense distances
We should have heard their radio transmissions by now.
Due to the thousands of years to reach us.....it is unlikely they could get hereThat's what I think.There is no intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The chances that some other planet would have all the required conditions for life are so remote as to be non-existent.
Because if the chance of sentient life was even 1 chance in 1 trillion, there would still be numerous advanced civilizations in the universe, and if there were, they would have explored Earth by now.
We should have heard their radio transmissions by now.
With the massive expanse of the cosmos and the billions (trillions?) of galaxies, the law of averages would eventually catch up.There is no intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The chances that some other planet would have all the required conditions for life are so remote as to be non-existent.
So I'm arrogant just to ask the question?We should have heard their radio transmissions by now.
Oh the arrogance to think that a billion planets out there is anything but a drop in the ocean compared to the infinite expanse of space.
Oh the arrogance to think that our tiny eye-blink of time here on the Earth to detect them is anything compared to the roughly 14 billion year age of the universe.
Oh the arrogance to think that those out there who we might be interested in capable of true hyper-luminal space travel would even bother with crude radio waves.
How would they know where to point it?What about a laser beam transmission?Radio signals dissipate at immense distances
Not that I believe in aliens, but if they existed, why would they use radio for interstellar communication? Why would we? Messages would take hundreds and even thousands of years.We should have heard their radio transmissions by now.
Subspace communication (also called subspace radio or the hyperchannel) was the primary form of communication used throughout the Federation. By transmission through subspace rather than normal space, subspace communication permitted the sending of data and messages across interstellar distances faster than the speed of light
not without WARP Speed!!!Due to the thousands of years to reach us.....it is unlikely they could get hereThat's what I think.There is no intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. The chances that some other planet would have all the required conditions for life are so remote as to be non-existent.
Because if the chance of sentient life was even 1 chance in 1 trillion, there would still be numerous advanced civilizations in the universe, and if there were, they would have explored Earth by now.
We should have heard their radio transmissions by now.