We won’t ever see alien life

[Quasar44]

Despite 100 billion stars in the Milky Way alone , we will never ever encounter any technological advanced civilizations

That simple !!!

Why ??

The massive scope of the universe and vast distances between stars makes it mathematically impossible. Then you need energy requirements that dwarf earths total output

Maybe the best we can do is nearby Star systems within 5-15 Light Years

We are stuck here

 

[Winco]

Despite 100 billion stars in the Milky Way alone , we will never ever encounter any technological advanced civilizations

That simple !!!

Why ??

The massive scope of the universe and vast distances between stars makes it mathematically impossible. Then you need energy requirements that dwarf earths total output

Maybe the best we can do is nearby Star systems within 5-15 Light Years

We are stuck here

I'm 100% on board with being stuck here on Earth.

 

[DGS49]

I can't furnish the details, but I watched a presentation a few years ago that explained all of the extremely unlikely things that had to have happened in order for life-supporting conditions to exist on Earth. For example, the existence and location of Jupiter protect Earth from major meteor collisions, the distance from the Sun has to be perfect, as does the rotational speed of the Earth, and on and on and on. If you charted the likelihood that those same factors would exist on another heavenly body, you quickly get to the point of statistical impossibility.

In short, there ain't no intelligent aliens in the universe, at least in a form that we would recognize them. The God thing seems to be the only explanation.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Despite 100 billion stars in the Milky Way alone , we will never ever encounter any technological advanced civilizations

That simple !!!

Why ??

The massive scope of the universe and vast distances between stars makes it mathematically impossible. Then you need energy requirements that dwarf earths total output

Maybe the best we can do is nearby Star systems within 5-15 Light Years

We are stuck here

Do not doubt, support pursuits beyond the hierarchy of our simple species on earth. G-d ordained, we just do not know it.

 

[skye]

And I was so much looking forward it! pity

We won’t ever see alien life​

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[LuckyDuck01!]

Despite 100 billion stars in the Milky Way alone , we will never ever encounter any technological advanced civilizations

That simple !!!

Why ??

The massive scope of the universe and vast distances between stars makes it mathematically impossible. Then you need energy requirements that dwarf earths total output

Maybe the best we can do is nearby Star systems within 5-15 Light Years

We are stuck here

At some point, this planet will no longer be able to harbor life, through our sun dying, or a massive asteroid hit, or we nuke ourselves out of existence, so it is important that we find habitable planets within 100 light years and send multi-generational ships off to them, or we're cooked.