RIP Arecibo 😭

Also, at the time of this video, it was thought that 50 percent of stars could support planets. The Keppler telescope has lead to major new discoveries, they have already found 4000 earth-like planets within the habitable zones of their stars in our galaxy. And the majority of stars are now thought to have planets.

@bruceh92

2 жыл бұрын

People need to know this video is ancient.

John Hurts voice is so distinctive miss you John R I P

"We may be one of many..." "Or, we may be alone..." "Either way, the answer is really significant." Well, yes... the answer would be really significant. BUT... it will only ever be possible to prove that we are NOT alone. Proving that we ARE alone... could only be accomplished by observing the universe IN ITS ENTIRETY, in great detail... and that is something we will never be able to do. There are places in the universe, so distant, that we will never be able to see them... let alone interact with in any way. So... "positive proof", the discovery of some other civilization... is the only definitive "answer" we can realistically hope for.

There are probably lots of planets within our own galaxy that harbor life and intelligent life at that. Just the amount of stars that have planets around them is mind boggaling. On the other hand, with the universe being as huge as it is, even if their is only life on one planet in a galaxy, there would still be billions of planets with life on them in the universe. I think it would be harder to believe that their isn't life out there, than that there is.

Everyone looks so young! I really hope for a detection one day. For humankind but I particularly hope so for the SETI researchers who have made a life of the dream.

The thought of being alone in this huge universe is pretty scary

@n1k32h

4 жыл бұрын

Darmin Axel Trust me on this one, we are not alone.

@guesswhat7770

4 жыл бұрын

And the Oscar goes to

In my opinion, another reason I think we have not had the contact with other interstellar life like we think we should, is because I believe there are far more unintelligent life on many planets than intelligent life. If they are not already here, I just believe they are too far away to think of Earth as a "destination" for them. Maybe earth isn't even on their radar yet. If we have made it to other planets, then the Intelligent life elsewhere has also.

@Grimnir_x

Жыл бұрын

Intelligent life doesn't necessarily mean a space fairing species. It could be intelligent life that has just entered the stone age. Maybe humanity just had a head start compared to most other intelligent life.

The fact that life exists on this planet, proves that life could exist on another planet....it's really that simple.

@shinigamiphantom1391

3 жыл бұрын

Or not. What's the point for God to create life elsewhere?

@wisemonkey9858

3 жыл бұрын

& then to bring the statistics in...

@mabuzlouisofficial

3 жыл бұрын

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@mabuzlouisofficial

3 жыл бұрын

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@NicTheGreek1979

3 жыл бұрын

@Arjun Sen he's correct though.

John hurt narrated this, great voice, sadly missed

MostEcellent video TY

The universe could very well be full of life. However, we've barely scratched the surface of what the universe or even our own galaxy has to offer. Would be a shame to lose hope now.

@kenantahir

3 жыл бұрын

life is a byproduct of the universe...considering how abundant carbon is and carbon can form more bonds with every atom than all the atoms combined... life in fact is inevitable. you need to see the countless stars across the cosmos to believe we are it would be very ignorant, in fact the best candidate for life is saturnian moon Enceladus which has organic compounds in its salt ocean erupting via gysers under the ocean, its possible the moons primordial heat ejected thru the ocean is providing a constant source for nourishment. our best hope to look for signs of life in our solar system rests on this moon including europa the jovian moon! we are wasting time on mars, water and organ compounds is our best support for finding life that exists out there on thosw moon

One day man will discover something he wishes he hadn’t

@thegoodguy44

3 жыл бұрын

Already happened. The Trump family.

@mrfugazi6713

3 жыл бұрын

@@Quaid44 turn it on it’s side and it looks like a soldier of some sort apart from that I haven’t got a fucking clue as to what the fuck your about. Oh well you do get them sometimes, people that speak in riddles sorry but I don’t have any time for weirdos.

There is another good one here Searching for Intelligent Life Forms In The Universe

I think it would be so cool to send a probe to Europa and have it drill thru the ice then send a robotic underwater probe with cameras to look at what is in this alien ocean. It would be wild if something came up and grabbed the camera.

@rakeshtikait3830

5 жыл бұрын

Farley Boy I am imagining that right now...!

@charlesmcwilliam5785

5 жыл бұрын

That would make a ok sci fi movie...

@moofymoo

4 жыл бұрын

@@charlesmcwilliam5785 there is one already - Europa Report (2013)

"If we want to think about 'intelligent' life, we need to look past our Solar System..."- Bruce Jakosky, University of Colorado. Couldn't have put it better myself, sir.

Excellent -- great stuff! :-)

Amazing video

The Psalmist declared, “If I go up to the heavens, you are there” we are not alone

RIP stephen

The way I see it, either we are insignificant in the universe or we are among the pinnacles of the universe - either possibility is terrifying... but I hope it is the first.

@fjames208

4 жыл бұрын

We don't know

The fact that we are blasting radio signals into space and have been for nearly 100 years is very concerning. If there is some highly advanced and interstellar civilization out there (or an AI that destroyed its creator species) that views other intelligent life forms as a threat, we could be in serious trouble.

@arthur1658

3 жыл бұрын

We would if they can travel very quickly through space. If they can't we won't get to meet them for hundreds or even thousands of years. Humans will be extinct by then

i dont get why they assume that all life uses oxygen, water, carbon ect... other planets could support life that is composed of different elements under extreme hot or cold conditions, pressure, gravity, atmosphere, radiation ect. if we havent discovered any other alien life yet, then we cant assume that it is like earth life

@arnold596

9 жыл бұрын

Good point sir

@everardol5912

9 жыл бұрын

true

@makethisworldabetterplacew2275

8 жыл бұрын

exactly

@nicosmind3

7 жыл бұрын

jerimias weed I think its more a case of two things. Go with what you know, and search for chemicals/elements which break down and react easily with others. Ie methane occurs naturally but exposed to sunlight breaks down. And oxygen loves to combine with anything. Find those in sufficiently large quantities and you possibly have a good marker for bacteria at least. But they do hypothesis about silicon life, life on Saturns moon Titan etc. They look for extreme life and hypothesis about others to push those boundries. but we struggle even to understand the abiogenesis of life on this planet

@jerimiasweed7006

7 жыл бұрын

Thats a good point as well

Did you know when you look up in the sky and see a planet, by the time you see it, its not even there. Its just your neighbor in your yard with a flashlight teaching your son about the universe.

Someone suggested hiding under your bed and staying still and quiet if aliens arrive...we would be viewed as we view an ant colony!

This documentary was made 21 years ago and we aren't an inch closer to finding extraterrestrial life.

@nightruler666

3 жыл бұрын

Due to politics

We are not alone..

What you want to hear at SETI: Greetings. This is the Interstellar Empire. Broadcast from the Farflungian Galactic Quadrant. What you actually hear at SETI: Hi, Pioneer 10 here!...

@ Ed Martell , nice catch man.

All I need to hear is the late, great John Hurt’s voice and I am there. Thanks for posting this 😻🌛 not hating on SETI but following them all these years, they will have ZERO to do with its namesake’s discovery. For real as the kids say.

Something interesting about these documentaries is being able to date it by the amount of grey hair and wrinkles of the recurring scientists.

@Mrbfgray

5 жыл бұрын

I always try to bracket the time frame based on computer monitors and such.

@runechuckie

5 жыл бұрын

Or when they say something like when we do this or that and we already have at this point in current time. What makes me laugh is when you hear the predicted date of the James Webb telescope (it was2018 until 2018) in this video it was 2014-2015...here we are in 2018 and it just got pushed back to 2021 😂😂

@bobinthewest8559

3 жыл бұрын

What I find amusing, is how we set our expectations of alien civilizations according to our own technological advancement. We have listened for radio signals for decades because, surely that's what a technological species would be sending. Then, when we figured out how to send information by laser... "surely THAT'S what the aliens would use." I imagine some aliens on a distant world, with their own version of SETI: "Jim... we've been receiving radio signals from that star system for about a hundred years... and last week, we started receiving laser." "That's cute Bob... just keep looking for signs of intelligence."

if man finds a radio signal that civilization is already gone

Um...yeah I'll still go to work the next day! Unless the aliens plan on paying my bills. I don't think I'll just give up on everything because they exist.

@fjames208

4 жыл бұрын

Corona virus pandemia what

@bobinthewest8559

3 жыл бұрын

That always struck me as a very silly question. Even if their existence is undeniable... we probably couldn't meet them for at least another thousand years. "They exist... STOP EVERYTHING!!!" "Okay... now what?"

The Space Capsule radio program began transmitting contemporary improvised music in 1976.

@fjames208

4 жыл бұрын

1976, like yesterday

Once we create warp engines, the Vulcans will stop by and say “Hello.”

@laurieoliphant8213

4 жыл бұрын

Naw we be illogical. And say see you later much my later.lol

Great lullaby

@9:17 it's like waiting for a reply from your crush.

Nice

Amazing narration by John Hurt....!! Xxx

what a pleasure. john hurts voice

Absolutely huge difference between simple life and complex life, simply huge.

We're not alone, I don't care what they say. Billions stars contain millions of planets with life. We need to get a new updated version of this video, because we need to expand this SETI research.

We are very rare organisms, not only that, but, we are very fragile. Given the vast distances we are searching, it would very fortunate to happen across an alien society capable of advanced communication.

Can you imagine what will happen when they show up. 🤔

Where did they get these mission years from?

RIP Arecibo Observatory

Cool !!!

Without doing a google search, it sounds like the John Hurt is the narrator.

We are not alone. There is a minimum of one other advanced life species sonewhere, in a distant galaxy most likely. If warp drives are impossible we will never contact eachother, nor meet. But thinking we are alone is silly. After the first violent hot 800 million years of earth, life sprung up in an incredibly short time and has survived all 5+ mass extinctions. Judging by how fast life evolved into existence, i would say it must be fommon in the universe. Id bet my life that there are million

@garycross6879

5 жыл бұрын

Why do so many people want to rule out our own galaxy? The Milky Way is 150 light years diameter and with the recent discoveries of planets being so common - we most likely have 10-20 advanced civs right here as neighbors.

Why does the "Show More" button on KZread no longer work? Why does KZread leave this button on the page is it doesn't work? Does Google still employ programmers? Why can we not email Google or KZread?

yo tengo que visitar ese telescopio aqui, y aprovechar.

From 28.00 I can clearly see a phallus drawn in the Mars soil.

I've been obsessed with researching the unexplained. I just started this channel to reach out and share footage I have of UFOs/Paranormal. I'm tired of feeling alone and would love to chat with people who are interested in the unknown

@TheGhost-gx5vd

2 жыл бұрын

Third Eye looks like you have found me I'm here

@daveythesearcher

2 жыл бұрын

A bit late but hey

Apparently we have radio telescopes powerful enough to detect a cellphone on Jupiter, but we can't find a missing plane.

@balzonurchin

9 жыл бұрын

There's no competing cellphones on Jupiter. On Earth, there are billions of more dominant radio sources.

@redbutterfly88

6 жыл бұрын

corrected by: Itoon

@davenee8799

5 жыл бұрын

Red Butterfly.....wow! you turn up all over the 'Tube'. same avatar, but with all those different names! and always in the negative...why would that be I wonder.....?

@davenee8799

5 жыл бұрын

wow! you turn up all over the 'Tube'. same avatar, but with all those different names! and always in the negative...why would that be I wonder.....?

@Mrbfgray

5 жыл бұрын

Radio signals don't penetrate the ocean. There are probably a million valuable ship wrecks we haven't located either.

I can't hear this narrator's voice with out hearing him playing Olivander in the Harry Potter movies. Particularly the line "...when it's brother, gave you that scar..."

You know we won't follow the Prime Directive like we do in Star Trek either. We'll mess with less advanced beings just like they say the Anunnaki did with us. Face it, it's human nature to screw things up.

Can you make a video on sprites? And weather.. thanks hope you see this

Oh yes, the meteorite from Mars, just when NASA was trying to get funding for their proposed Mars missions.

@kellywilson-lawson1857

9 жыл бұрын

shut up

Maybe the earth like planet has already been destroyed or not formed yet? Or we don't have the technology to reach that far.

Hey wait a minute ... That thing was blown up by Bond in golden eye how's it still working?

@kaykeoliveira2466

3 жыл бұрын

this comment didn't age well

@Angela-po7cr

3 жыл бұрын

represent.us/action/the-solution-4/ here how we can fix this passing our own law CORRUPTION KILLING US AND WILL GET WORSE

@raynobles3736

3 жыл бұрын

Omg i forgot about that movie thanks for the laugh

Search? They have found it - we are not alone. ...next video!

We'll find an earth like planet one day and go there. Then when we get there it will be covered with dinosaurs that will eat us if we land there.

There's life out in the universe 4sure!!

1:14 that terrible title card animation on a video made in the 16:9 era gives me life like holy shit its so bad its amazing

Ooops....That dish in Puerto Rico wouldnt be able to pick up a radio signal from Puerto Rico now.

Maybe aliens technology is much more advanced and unique on which humans technology can't detected, thanks alot for the video.

43:00 Now, I'm not saying that it's Humans...

well spoken jovan mitric

@lesgarrett861

4 жыл бұрын

Shut up fag

25:10 NASA missions in 2003 & 2005 will bring samples from Mars, it's 2020 now, NASA has sent a new Robot called Perseverance and will land in February 2021 and it will only collect and drop the samples, will have to wait for technology to evolve so that samples could be brought back, this is an update thanks for reading.

I'll vote for the green new weener. If I was an alien intelligent life form, I would avoid a planet filled with 50% of dimwits.

@killroywashere1254

3 жыл бұрын

HA-HA-HA

@mrfugazi6713

3 жыл бұрын

Haha 😂 what’s so funny about it is, it’s true .

For life to exist on other planets, does not require a radio transmitter. Even intelligent life might not be transmitting, but I think detecting such a signal is a long shot, as it would take a lot of power transmit a strong enough signal for interstellar purposes.

if all yall could tune your radios to an interdimensional signal you might find something 5th element of nature

I realized it's a rough estimate but I hear the Milkyway has 100B and then 400B stars in this vid, others suggest a trillion.

@Mrbfgray

3 жыл бұрын

@TP So you have the formula for how many stars are added or subtracted per decade?

Now the question is not " Are we alone?". Now is " Where & who are they ?".

46:51 why that man is talking with no sense. Obviously if they would come here they would have to be more advanced

@alankuntz6494

3 жыл бұрын

Technologically more advanced.They could possibly be numb as rocks emotionally and willing to eat you like you would eat a cheese burger.

if we have radio telescope strong enough to detect a cell phone on Jupiter why doesn’t my cell phone work when im in my house?

Billions and trillions of galaxies, stars and planets,,, what is amazing and insane is there are people that question if life exists anywhere else.

@colinobrien3806

Жыл бұрын

you were right canada shot one down

Can’t go from Baja California to Sn.Francisco without having a crash and they are going to explore space. 🙀

No alien life except on this planet Earth

@science212

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Read the book Rare Earth. Life is an unique process by natural selection.

That will take the problem of hunger on Earth

They go twice a year, to listen? Hope the guys up in the mother ship have a lot of patience .

@memphismarco5147

2 жыл бұрын

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@matthiasnickolas6954

2 жыл бұрын

@Memphis Marco Yea, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)

Aliens have a close eye on Uranus.

I still think that even if life can exist in hospitable environments (hospitable at least to our standards) this does not at all mean it will be highly evolved, intelligent life. The sophisticated forms of life require complex interactions between chemical reagents which, in turn, requires complex molecules which, in turn, requires relatively mild conditions. How much evolved is life just near the volcanic vents? If you are lucky you will find algae there... Wow! And besides the mild conditions, intelligent life needs circumstances to become such. We evolved to intelligence because we had the ability to interact with the environment in a very complex way - our predecessors had hands and fingers with which they could manipulate the objects around them. And this boosts the development of intelligence. OK, I agree that this is not enough to go intelligent but it is a must. Dolphins can hardly develop intelligence because they can not go into a complex interaction with the world around them.

the mistake that everyone else is making to think that we need oxygen to survive just like earths condition , its so simple way to think of the universe , there much different air or conditions that different beings can live and look different and never die or never eat to survive, no pain and no sickness , no worries , no emotions

@piusdanial8722

10 жыл бұрын

you have the point

@piusdanial8722

10 жыл бұрын

the fact is that as we know so called angles lived for ever and they dont never die , so its not oxygen , its something different , bc in oxygen that its our mean for living on earth , it does deteriorates everything , things will born and die , so it should be something else up there that this angles live for ever , just speaking basic language , i like the idea of so called books for dummies , every one could understand including myself .

@zeichnete

10 жыл бұрын

Earth is not a "good mini-example" of the elemental consistency, makeup, or distribution in the Universe. The Universe is overwhelmingly made up of Hydrogen and Helium (setting aside Dark Matter and Energy) with very small (comparatively) amounts of Oxygen and other heavier elements. All of the Earth's oxygen is the result of countless generations of cellular respiration. Also, you guys (specifically you Pius Danial) need to read some damned books that aren't religious in nature before you go about making silly suppositions.

@piusdanial8722

10 жыл бұрын

Andrew Ober oh come on now andrew , just bc what scientist discovered on earth it dont mean we yet discover the whole universe scientist only can explain what they see or they can touch

@jmitterii2

9 жыл бұрын

Some research on different replacements for DNA such as using Arsenic instead of phosphorus. And it has worked. Right now, to be conservative, we don't know how different chemical life could exist other than what we can observe here. But should life come about my many other chemical arrangements life has got to be teaming in the universe or just in our galaxy alone.

New can come?

They probably say, "Stop bothering us."

WELCOME TO 2021, THERE HERE ALREADY.

Kind of, not true that anyone beyond our farthest radio transmission bubble would have no idea that we're here. We have been emitting several biosignatures for much longer than technosignatures (eg. the ratio of oxygen in the atmosphere suggests photosynthetic processes and the methane, a dead-set giveaway) Microorganisms, even longer - all visible from many more light years away, using appropriate techniques.

"Are we alone?" Dumbest question I've ever heard.

@ShawnBeatz

9 жыл бұрын

Why do u think its the Dumbest Question..? The world is the total confusion.....i Think the dumpest question is that we arrived by chance....

@nightlightabcd

9 жыл бұрын

Shawn Davis- First off, we did not arrive but evolved on earth in compliance to the elements and environmental conditions of earth. So, explain your comment.

@VK-mx1ti

9 жыл бұрын

A theory is that the meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs had some sort of bacteria on it perhaps what made us. Just saying, just a theory so we may have come from somewhere else.

"Hear-yay, so you say"

The results where actually positive for life

An intelligent life form trying to communicate! if they've any sense at all they'll stay silent.

@victoriay5678

4 жыл бұрын

😂

Theoretically we should be able to see an alien civilization through advanced telescope technology...hear their conversations!

The number of unique circumstances that allow life to possible on Earth, many of which we still do not understand fully make finding life other than that on Earth similar odds hitting every lottery on Earth at the same time. It is the study of the question at what point does a long shot become an impossibility. So one must then ponder ... If you spent your entire life seeking a thing … but never find it … has your life been wasted ??

Let's say life is so rare that the closest planet with intelligent life is in another galaxy. For all practical purposes, it's so far away, it might as well not exist at all. Our signals have only reached 60 light years distance. That's nothing in galactic scales.👽

@fvckinfool101

6 жыл бұрын

Alex Castro I’m with you on that. Either intelligent life doesn’t exist beyond us, or it isn’t much more advanced and incapable of traversing the distances. Same boat as us. If there were an advanced alien out there, I think we’d still be pretty hard to find, even traveling vast distances in short time, jumping from star to star, galaxy to galaxy, there’s billions of each

@danielcrooks2408

5 жыл бұрын

Hit the nail on the head there!!! Even if they are out there unless they have developed a different way to instantly travel like warp or interdimensional what's the point? Lightspeed simply is NOT fast enough!!! Alot of people don't really grasp the magnitude of space, one light year is the distance light travels in one calendar year in a vacuum travelling at the speed of light. Why would they leave their planet? by the time they got here their own civilization could have fallen and risen many many times over. If we are lucky or unlucky enough to contact alien life in my brief existence on this planet I will be totally amazed!!!!

@franciscosantoyo9835

4 жыл бұрын

I've had a similar thought for a few years as well. The lowest odds of an intelligent civilization emerging in any galaxy during it's entire lifetime is only 1. The proof? We exist. But if the chances are slim and indeed there's only one chance for intelligent to arise at any given galaxy, the odds of both finding each other and communicate between themselves are practically non-existent.

If you ask me, we have been engineered. We live in a petri dish so to speak, with our makers watching from the safety of their observing UFO's/drone ships.

@punannyluvr

4 жыл бұрын

Damn skippy. We are on planet of the whitebape neanderthals.

alone the statistical possibilities for life elsewhere are overwhelming, however i would seriously doubt that an alien technology so advanced as to overcome the vastness of the universe would resort to something as slow and antiquated as radio for communicating. i wouldn't want to speculate as to what form of sub-space communication it might be, but remains open to speculation that it most likely would not be compatible with what SETI is using

@HolzMichel

10 жыл бұрын

Carmine carbone it may not be possible for us to travel thru a wormhole yet but who's to say that another intelligence has mastered it? i would welcome nothing more than the opportunity to hitch a ride with a couple of aliens and take a trip across the galaxy... what a trip it would be

Correction for this episode, if every planet in the Milky Way galaxy alone represented a grain of salt we would fill Lake Michigan and it’s a deep fucking lake.

Skip right to the end of the video hit reply and you will have NO ADDS or just install add block with add block plus to remove from all videos

i wonder if some of the first humans sat on the beach wondering if there were any more humans like them on this planet ?there must be aliens out there wondering were we are :).

@raynobles3736

3 жыл бұрын

I know this comment is 6 years old but i just found this video. You got a good point ya got me thinking on it 💯 🤔