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@ciric2940

3 жыл бұрын

Informative

@stephensmith1012

3 жыл бұрын

We are all just star dust anyway.

@sayyamzahid7312

3 жыл бұрын

I live in Karachi Pakistan and I follow your channel

@sayyamzahid7312

3 жыл бұрын

@@ciric2940 .

@sayyamzahid7312

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephensmith1012 I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment

“If we are alone in the universe, what a terrible waste of space.” Carl Sagan

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed this universe would crumble to nothing if nothing can survive in it

@llQuietyoull

3 жыл бұрын

Who tf would want to visit this dump of a planet with such terrible people on it

@anthonyhall7019

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhhh but we are absolutely not alone, watch the news and see! The pentagon is about to release a report in the next month admitting that UFO'S are real!

@n_word_gaming

3 жыл бұрын

@@llQuietyoull wow ur such edge lord 👿👿👿😢😢😢

@adyr3mi784

3 жыл бұрын

@@llQuietyoull true

No one leaves a legacy; just a footprint that gets washed away.

@badactor3440

3 жыл бұрын

Ever hear of the Akashic Record? Every action on a planets surface is recorded and transported by light which then travels out into the universe, which may be infinite. Therefore, every single action that has ever occurred under the sun, is carried by light out into infinity for eternity. Nothing is "washed away".

@edgregory1

3 жыл бұрын

@@badactor3440 It's true that information is not lost in black holes either as Leonard Suskind successfully argued to Stephen Hawking, but without a conscious being to behold it may as well not exist.

@JEMA333

3 жыл бұрын

shut up

@DABLACKESTJEW

3 жыл бұрын

That’s kind of a depressing way to put it. Yet not inaccurate

@SuckaFREE2.0

3 жыл бұрын

Yes everything fades away the world is made to recycle itself

For anyone who wants to learn more about the great filter hypothesis I would highly suggest watching isaac Arthur's series on it where he goes into great detail about each of the most common filters.

@elvinv1110

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot.

@whocares2214

2 жыл бұрын

Love Isaac

@fermentedfruit

2 жыл бұрын

going to check it out

@donbusch1613

2 жыл бұрын

@@elvinv1110 I

The fact that some stars run out of hydrogen before the planet has simple life in it shows that chances of complex life surviving is extreme, but not impossible.

@the8419

3 жыл бұрын

SOME not most.. and It’s not such an extreme chance, considering the billions of systems out there.

@bazpearce9993

3 жыл бұрын

Only a few % are of that type.

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

@@the8419 life out there is still stirring, even our solar system took generations of stars to form other materials and condensed energy to become mass.

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

@@bazpearce9993 nowadays most stars are smaller and last longer but in ancient times they were massive and the universe did not have any material other than hydrogen, then fusion happened and helium, then run out of hydrogen then kaboom, energy gets compressed and materials get created.

@TheHighJester9991

3 жыл бұрын

@@thefirstsin this is actually wrong most heavy elements are created by the collision of neutron stars or what are called type 2 supernovas which is when a neutron star steals material from another star until it explodes.

Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” - Arthur C Clarke

@christopherr3676

3 жыл бұрын

Such a simple yet correct statement

@kostaskyriakos7837

3 жыл бұрын

By accepting that we are not alone in the universe you also accept that not only harmless civilisations exist

@mementomori5374

3 ай бұрын

But why terrifying? I think its EXCITING

@michaelmartin8337

3 ай бұрын

@@mementomori5374 Dark Forest Theory

@mementomori5374

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelmartin8337 pussy theory

The two biggest impediments to us finding intelligent life are distance and time. It's entirely possible that a similarly advanced species to ours existed very close to us (say within 100 light-years) but we just missed them by a million years or so. It's possible one exists right this instant on the other side of the Milky Way and their "presence" won't be detectable to us for several thousand years, in which case one of us may no longer exist. If we have any hope of detecting another advanced species they either need to be very close to us, exist at the same time as us, or are already visiting us. We would need to develop a transportation method that far exceeds the speed of light if we wanted to find anything that doesn't fit the criteria above. Basically, it's very likely that other intelligent life is or was out there, but extremely unlikely we will ever actually find it, much less communicate with it.

Here's what I think. The reason we can't find life is because they are actively trying to avoid us. I see it like how we avoid some isolated tribes, because we visited them at some point in time and almost killed them by mistake. I believe aliens came to Earth thousands of years ago and encountered ancient humans. This explains why some ancient cultures talk about beings descending form the sky. That's how I understand it at least. The reason why the E.T.s(Extraterrestrials) aren't here now is because they realized that just being around us puts our existence in danger. Maybe their biology was so different that we couldn't physically interact with each other. Maybe they had technology so advance that it affected our environment in a negative manner. They could've decided at one point in the past to leave Earth alone until it's species reach a certain level of development. Kind of like how the U.N. created a law that prevents anyone from visiting the isolated tribes around Earth, because we could carry lethal diseases that could kill them. Who knows? Maybe there was an Interplanetary or Interstellar council that created a law that prevents anyone from being within 500 light years of Earth, because their presence alone puts Earth in danger. Now what could be so dangerous that they have to be that far away? Maybe they've learnt how to use the power of Super/Hyper novae for their casual use or can even generate that power on their own and have to keep a safe distance. For those who don't know a Super/Hyper Nova can wreck an entire Star System and could potentially sterilize it. We kinda do the same with deforestation. Some workers are told to avoid a specific area to prevent unintentionally killing any life there. But hey I could be wrong, so take this with a grain of salt.

As Neil DeGrasse Tyson points out, if a civilization is so advanced that they can travel the universe, why would they want to hang with us? We’d be beyond prehistoric to them. Worthy of study, perhaps, but best left alone to let nature take its course.

@youreright

3 жыл бұрын

Not so. Once we entered the nuclear threshold, we were watched. They are just discrete for several reasons. The Intervention is already here. Read all 4 books by Marshall Vian Summers at alliesofhumanity.com and you will get a clearer picture and be shocked. Stay Safe, sister.

The greatest filter may very well be simply finding a suitable planet for life to start (rare earth theory). We are essentially a double -planet around an extremely stable non-paired yellow dwarf in a Goldilocks zone shielded by outer gas giants and situated on the galactic rim. That's just for a start, and that narrows down other potential candidates quite seriously.

@turtle2720

3 жыл бұрын

And the Sun is more calm than other G type stars observed. Another rare thing.

@santyclause8034

3 жыл бұрын

We aint on the galactic Rim. The Orion arm goes all the way into center, we are somewhere like 20k L.Y. from Sag. A* at galactic central point along the Orion Arm. The Milky Way is like 200k L.Y. across from end to end, and we (solar system) are above the ecliptic plane of the galactic disc ..so maybe The Milky Way isn't even our original home galaxy anyway. Maybe we come from somewhere else just like the Methuselah star. Wouldn't be the first time The Milky Way captured a dwarf galaxy. And Sol might not be our original star, but I don't have any evidence to argue that. Just saying.

@SuckaFREE2.0

3 жыл бұрын

Yaaaar....you lost me at stable non- paired yellow dwarf

@ravenlord4

3 жыл бұрын

@@SuckaFREE2.0 most stars are unstable (viarable and/or flare stars), and binary or triplets, and red dwarves. A stable, solo, yellow dwarf like our own is a rare thing indeed, on top of everything else.

@thomaseberhart7304

3 жыл бұрын

It is probably not as stable as we believe it to be. It will blow us into oblivion just now....it has done it before ...And we are not a space going species either, from muscle atrophy (heart muscle too) and bone density, radiation and sheer distance, we are too fragile and too stupid to make it.

In my humble opinion, to say that life is exceedingly rare in the universe is a huge understatement.

I think the universe is "silent" because extra terrestrial life just avoids us knowing how shitty human beings can be

@murfur6969

3 жыл бұрын

Its because its too big. Don't be so negative humans can be really good people too

@_spooT

3 жыл бұрын

@@murfur6969 Yes, we can, but at the moment mostly are shit, especially governments all over the world. Hell, we can't even unite under one banner as one force, as humanity. Even until now corruption still plagues everything, not to mention a certain country causing chaos globally and lives in the world thru lies and deceit, using money to silence people as it continues to do inhumane acts, even towards its own people. Who knows, maybe in another 500 years we'll be able to unite. Besides, not seeing aliens might be a bad thing. You seen Halo? Chief, or John 117 was lying down in the fields under the night sky with his childhood friend one night. They talked about what if there was other life out there aside from humans, and John even wished he could see other "species" one day. Well...we all know how that went down...

@paris5831

3 жыл бұрын

@@murfur6969 no

@sahilpooja

3 жыл бұрын

@@_spooT even aliens world would be same

@_spooT

3 жыл бұрын

@@sahilpooja i mean...you're not entirely wrong

If life has happened here, it is out there. I’d wager there’s no less than 20 other advanced civilizations in our galaxy alone.

@PureBloodedwolf

Жыл бұрын

My point exactly

@fushhiii

Жыл бұрын

It can be animal civilization it doesn't actually matter the civilization should be some intelligent species or some species who are in their stone age, it can be like majority of solar system that sustain life actually has other kind of animals who aren't intelligent enough like us

Life certainly exists in the universe, but time and the immense vastness of space limit our understanding of it.

One of the great filters are other civilizations, I didn’t hear that in the video. A perfect example is like a fighting game. Before the game starts both opponents are set at a specific distance away from each other so that no character has the advantage at that time. They literally have to maneuver around or like Mortal Kombat, walk forward towards their opponent or back up etc. this distance is represented by the vast distances in space.

I find it very interesting but if FTL IS impossible then the great filter could be distance itself. Draw a circle 100 light year around our globe which is very optimistic, but this distance is so ridiculous short compared with the 46 million of light year so distance might be the most simple answer. But who knows

@117Industries

3 жыл бұрын

Spirit is the GF brother. Peace x

@manefin

3 жыл бұрын

Many seem to focus on FTL not being possible and that being our demise. But time is relative and as such we could still in theory travel huge distances by being example deep frozen for centuries or millenia. Such technology could be made, as oppose to traveling at light speed. More worrying than FTL, or that we seem to be alone. Is one that the video itself alluded to in a way. Nuclear destruction is one, but in a same way becoming dysfunctional and low intelligence species is at least as dangerous phenomenom. In other words, regressing as a species. It might be that we are now at height of our species capabilities. And in future we will never come up with anything new remarkable scientific inventions. Rather at best coming up with upgrades or variations of the already known and invented. And that is not good enough. If so, we will forever be trapped in this rock until we are wiped out by something catastrophic.

If we want to be space race, we have to accept that we can’t do it in our current form. Maybe one day we evolve and perfect singularity. What is important is our knowledge will be passed on regardless of what kind of vessel we will be using

@Timmet1903

3 жыл бұрын

All our fundings go to war

@alexxx4434

3 жыл бұрын

We can, there's plenty of financial resources generated by humanity to fund this endeavour.

@elvinv1110

3 жыл бұрын

TBH, Nations need to unit in order to make a good progress. Setting aside their difference about countries, pride, culture and race. Only then we might able to achieve something useful.

We have been looking in earnest for 50 years. I'm not saying the great filter theory is or can't be correct. It very well may be. Yet let's think about the size of just our galaxy. It is huge and that is a mild way of putting it. It is also possible that we have not figured out the best way of extremely long communication. We are just past figuring out how to control fire use the wheel hell not long ago we were just wandering around hoping to find food before starvation set in. So we need to show some patients. Just keep looking, watching, listening, and most important learning. The more we learn the more questions we can ask, and we realize how wrong we can be. If we had things figured out there would be Martians headed toward us to enslave us. Venus would be a tropical paradise, if we walked far enough we would fall off, and the Earth would be the center of everything. So we get it wrong a lot. We must just keep learning.

@totalb0yc0ttofallofthepiss9

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. We don't even know what to look for. The vast distances to the nearest stars are in the order of hundreds of light years and to the 'habitable' planets, the distance is thousands of light years. It's like dipping a spoon in the ocean and then looking at the water in it and saying there's no fish in the ocean. There are plenty of fish in the ocean. Hell, there are dolphins as well as sharks. There are giant squids and whales too. We are just looking at the spoonful of water.

@jssomewhere6740

3 жыл бұрын

@@totalb0yc0ttofallofthepiss9 exactly, also there may be planets that we already know, and they are close, yet life has not had time to start. A thought I had not long ago ( this is just my little brain trying to chug up the steep hill ) Anyway, we know a little about M dwarf stars. 1) they are the most numerous 2) they do have planets. And those planets rarely are Jupiter's size 3) they will burn for hundreds of billions to trillions of years 4) they flare a lot and that is not good for life So with just those thoughts in mind it may be that this universe is not old enough yet for those worlds to have life. 13.8 billion years seems like a long time to us but we only live 80 or so years. To something that will last trillions of years 11.8 billion is just past the labor pains. Maybe those M dwarf stars have not calmed down enough. Our star and those like it flare and spit a lot when they are young then they calm. Some say we missed the most productive time in the universe for life to form. I disagree I think we may be way to early. If life is going to be abundant it must form on M dwarf stars, as well as sun like stars. I had another person talk about how flares boil away the water. Yet without planets like Jupiter the chance for comets to resupply water is very good. And that will take many of the life ending impactors out of the system. I'm sorry for this being so long but I can't think of how to shorten it. I hope my thoughts make sense. Bottom line there may be life all over the place. The question is will we be around to see it? By then we can maybe even help them get over the hardest speed bumps.

Isn't it crazy to know that we will all die one day, meaning that we will forever be gone. That's scary

@youreright

3 жыл бұрын

Die? I have often pondered over that too. But then what were WE before we were born? Ever thought of that? What if we don't die but go back to the same unconscious ('resting') state before we were born? Or what if we are really 'sleeping' now and when we 'die', we actually awake? Like our avatars are living in an illusion (albeit, realistic one) now and then we come out of this 'game' and get back to a higher Reality? After all, when we are sleeping and dreaming, often times everything looks so real that we don't doubt it until we awake from our sleep and realize, we were dreaming earlier. And what happens to our Soul/Spirit when we die? If our Soul/Spirit cannot die then essentially, we live on (although our physical body decomposes), don't we? Fascinating question this...

@alexxx4434

3 жыл бұрын

The same thing before you were born - you did not exist in that period either.

@yizzogaming8864

3 жыл бұрын

I've thought about that quite often and wonder if everything was destroyed on our planet by some means, and there was another intelligence that came to our planet just as we are searching on mars, would we be remembered or just dissappear and be as if we never existed.? I wish we didn't have to die and I could see what things look like 1,000, 10,000, a million years from now, I wish we all could! If the day comes and it is made possible, that we have to evacuate our home would truly be insane to witness and be a part of. So many questions about what happens when we die and what ifs, I just hope that us as a species lives on even after the destruction of our planet, which will come...one way or another.

@danielluytens9994

3 жыл бұрын

John 5:28 Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice 29 and come out, those who did good things to a resurrection of life, and those who practiced vile things to a resurrection of judgment

The biggest challenges are technology and mainly cosmic distances. Also we looking for other civilisations in space, but in time as well. The Universe is almost 14 billion years old, there might have been countless intelligent civilisation in existence already, but most of them would probably never learn about each other due to the vastness of space, unless some kind of FTL travel has been created, which would increase the chances

Fantastic video!! Thanks Kosmo.

It might be a very unique trait of our species to try to shout out it's existence to the universe. The majority of species might prefer silence and hiding.

@youreright

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. In our naivety, Humans want to broadcast its existence to the entire galaxy. But other higher / advanced beings prefer to be discrete and stealthy because there are advantages to that. I found out the reasons for their silence after reading Marshall Vian Summers' book at alliesofhumanity.com. Really eye-opening and shocking. Stay Safe, my friend!

We have no way to cover the distances in the universe. Unlike early explorers, our boats will not be crossing oceans. Space based telescopes will be our eyes until technology allows us to cover distance quickly. A chance visit from a neighbor seems unlikely given the hostile environment space is. Radiation, zero gravity, and time needed to get anywhere are going to keep us in our own backyard .

@alanheadrick7997

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. However it seems every 50,000 years a star will pass close to our solar system. Its possible at this point it would be much easier to make the jump to another system. Or someone tries to visit us.

@nimbette2

2 жыл бұрын

There are theories that say we could be all in a space zoo.. being kept away from other civilizations in a snow globe type bubble until we mature enough. We are being tested and observed. That would be interesting, but knows

Great video guys! Well done!

Very cool vid awesome as always

To me, one of the more likely explanations is that all advanced civilizations eventually discover the great filter hypothesis, get into a rush to get past the great filter and give enormous resources to questionable saviors who then abuse their power, establish total corporate rule and then play a dangerous divide and conquer game to keep everyone else in their place and this game eventually and inevitably goes wrong. It just never occurred to any advanced civilization that the answer is a communal effort to put not the rich, but a representative sample of the population into space.

Thank you for the video. I find it hard to see our species lasting, as we are usually ruled by amoral psychopaths.

@alexdetrojan4534

3 жыл бұрын

So true sadly.

@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962

3 жыл бұрын

In the USA, we are ruled by the likes of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, Ilhan Omar, AOC, Chuck Shumer, Gavin Newsom, Stacy Abrahms, Eliz Warren, Lori Lightfoot ............How is it possible to see anything but a positive outcome for our country and our species?

Maybe an intelligent alien species has already sent a signal from a far away galaxy but the Earth hasn't received the signal yet because of the vast distance the signal has to travel.

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

No, the life on other planets are still stirring and natural selection is still talking place and if there are advance enough it wouldn't even arrive at our era

@llQuietyoull

3 жыл бұрын

@@thefirstsin u disagreed... JUST to disagree....@creamone has a point...u just wanted to disagree 🙄

@llQuietyoull

3 жыл бұрын

@@thefirstsin and u know this how? Are u omnipotent?

@youreright

3 жыл бұрын

Intelligent alien species don't want to broadcast their communications for several reasons. Find out at alliesofhumanity.com. Read all 4 books by Marshall Vian Summers and you will be enlightened. Stay Safe, my friend.

These videos have impressive graphics, great information, and a great commentator. Continue doing these videos

This is just what I need at 2 AM 😌

Speaking of filters if you don't filter your water you become the filter

@xjunkxyrdxdog89

3 жыл бұрын

Why would you write that, knowing full well that it can't be unread.

@gumballbreath3705

3 жыл бұрын

@@xjunkxyrdxdog89 I've been drinking filtered water for most of my life at least buy a sawyer mini for $25 you can suck water out of a river

@sinsaminc5388

3 жыл бұрын

Ngigcwele Nja Yami.... 🤙🤙

We will never pass the filter until we unite as humanity instead of being divided by race, nationality, religion, etc.

@paris5831

3 жыл бұрын

That will literally never happen

@charlottesmith9202

3 жыл бұрын

@@paris5831 I agree

now this is a good video. nice one mate

Dude im high as hell and this video had my mind doing backflips 😂😂

Love this channel

Best channel on KZread by far!

@christopherr3676

3 жыл бұрын

Try John Michael godier as well . Great channel which covers same content

@Johncena-od8gu

3 жыл бұрын

Ever watched melodysheep?

Our feeble bodies aren’t able to travel beyond the means necessary to accomplish interstellar travel, based on our current technology and understanding of physics. Perhaps other races within the universe have that problem as well. Or maybe, we’re just not that interesting to them 🤣

Good view on the topic.

Wonderfully done, and no UFO's, refreshing!!!!

Such an opening statement should be followed by King Crimson's "Epitaph."

Life beyond was a great video part one and two. I love how you got to use some of there background images and video for this video of yours. Life beyond is amazing.

top notch video!

Silence is not a problem noise is though

I wish there wasn't the constant threat of astroid impacts which causes planet wide extinctions... Along with many other things that could cause wide spread cataclysms to biological life on planets... It definitely impacts the amount of life forms that evolve to advanced points...

Amazing sir great work

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed👍

“Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.” ― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's

That was lovely.

That Isaac Asimov! The End of Eternity!

Always so cool

Another fine thought provoking episode. Keep up the great work. Maybe one day mankind will find the answer.

Amazing

We have only been to space, not outer space.

very interesting theory. I do think we will meet self destruction before space colonization is a viable option; no one can even leave a comment without insulting someone who has a different opinion lol.

@takeapictureitlllastlonger5768

3 жыл бұрын

Differing opinions are great but wrong opinions are idiotic and annoying.

Silent because the biochemistry shows it is ridiculously hard to get life started. Calling the odds astronomically long is WAY WAY WAAAAAY underplaying it.

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed it takes billions of years for microscopic creatures to work together and before that the host star might run out of hydrogen already.

@baahcusegamer4530

3 жыл бұрын

@@thefirstsin it is far worse than that. We can’t even get conceive of a mechanism to get single-celled life started in the timeframe of the universe‘s projected lifespan.

@zerodadutch6285

3 жыл бұрын

People also forget that space is VAST... like ridiculously wide gaps between even stars.. not to mention between galaxies.

@super-paw

3 жыл бұрын

Anything can happen with infinite time including an exact copy of you elsewhere in the universe

@anthonyhall7019

3 жыл бұрын

Aliens are real! The pentagon is going to release a report within the next month admitting that UFO'S are and they are definitely not human!

so very true , we may be going through one att the moment while we make the next generation more and more softer

@SaudiSportsScene

3 жыл бұрын

Tell you what it's a shame the next generations aren't going to be hard asf like you you absolute unit.

Excellent video thank you Kosmo, I personally think it would arrogant and naive to think we are the only ones in this Universe, and if our Universe has been around for approximately 13.5 billion to 14 billion years and considering the amount of habital exoplanets we have found, the chances are life is abundant throughout our cosmos.

thank - you .

i honestly dont want to die yet before i experience talking with someone from other planets, galaxy, stars, or whatever outside the earth. i want to experience it. even if we are alone. when we eventually be able to make colony on other planets. i want talk to them and hear their story of each of their planets.... ahh what a dream. i hope when i die, god answers all of our curiosity.

Let’s go!! GET IT DONE!!

There is still a possibility that there is intelligent life somewhere in the universe that was born and evolved a million years ago before us. That would mean that their civilization and technology is way more advanced than ours and that is why we haven't found them yet

I suspect life in the universe is fairly common, however intelligent technological life is very rare. It took over 4 billion years to produce it here.... and most of the universe is way to far away for us to ever detect that life, much less interact with it

The Reavers. It's all the Reavers.

I think there is more than one filter, because in the past there have been big extinctions like great oxigen extinction or asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs. Soo as an life form we may overcome some filters but i think there is more.

i see those melodysheep clips

I'm not a scientist, physicist, or mathematician, but I've been in love with science and the universe for as long as I can remember, and I have an interesting thought. What if time and space are the "Great Filter", for example, when our telescopes look at deep space and galaxy clusters, we see it as they were billions of years ago But what if a point in space and time is relative to another point. Let's say for example I'm in a galaxy 5 billion light years away from the Milky Way, by the time it takes you to get to me I could be long gone, maybe that's why we have little to no evidence of other intelligent life in space because the time and distance in between is too great for us to catch up with each other. If time is relative at every point, even traveling at 99.9% of the speed of light, it will take 13.8 billion "light years" (time and distance) to reach across the observable universe in any direction (for the record), Assuming that time is relative every where.

If the noise was allowed it would be the most loud annoyance ever

I thought that the biological evolution of life by two cells combining to give a nucleus within a cell was the Great Filter? (the odds of this are "astronomical", pardon the pun) Great video, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻

@thefirstsin

3 жыл бұрын

Haha good one dude first time I heard the great filter hadn't thought of that at all.

@xjunkxyrdxdog89

3 жыл бұрын

There are likely are series of great filters.

@stevefox8605

3 жыл бұрын

@@xjunkxyrdxdog89 absolutely, this was the only one I'd heard of - the article I linked to explains this (as you've said, one of many) Thanks for your comment 👍🏻

@xjunkxyrdxdog89

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevefox8605 "article I linked" I think youtube has removed one of your comments. There's no links in any of your visible comments.

@stevefox8605

3 жыл бұрын

@@xjunkxyrdxdog89 bigthink.com/matt-davis/is-the-universe-a-graveyard-the-great-filter-theory-explains-why-we-havent-found-alien-life

The US Navy, with their recent UAP video releases, sure seems to think their are aliens out there.

Just be a cameraman, they can survive anything!

Thanks for mentioning the A word, it's THE great filter!

I dont really care for us to make it. I just want to see my mom again. Bless her soul. I wouldnt pass through the great filter if it meant I had to abandon my even greater God.

@alexxx4434

3 жыл бұрын

Let's just hope that the people responsible of pushing or not pushing the "red button" is not like you.

@JafoTHEgreat

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexxx4434 nice. Kthxbai.

Silence is golden

"Hey, I'm here." - Alien

@Be.authentic_

3 жыл бұрын

I believe you

I really believe there is something going on that A- we weren’t meant to know and B- we will never be able to comprehend what it means . Life that is . The fact that we are floating around an infinite universe ( even the fact I’m saying that ) and have thrived is really amazing. With distances we can’t even comprehend one has to ask were we meant to leave our observable bubble ? So many of us ( humans ) walk around thinking nothing about space . Not understanding it not wanting to , I have to ask .... is ignorance really bliss? .. I picture people seeing space as a trivial part of life . An object that is there , that they see and that’s it . No desire to understand what it is or why it’s there . It is just there . I couldn’t imagine it . It’s so Unfathomable , so unfathomable that we want to know everything about it ( some of us ) we understand how delicate our existence is when we think about it . Just 1 thing off and we wouldn’t be here

Kosmo : Hello everyone! How do you feel about all this? Answer : It really touch!!!

Time is a dimension. You can either describe it as the past leading into the present leading into the future or something that all the time makes the universe less perfect. I prefer the second option. The universe is filled with an innumerable amount of outcomes but the amount of space doesn’t make things certain, only less perfect.

20 people need to be filtered by the great filter for disliking this amazing video!

@flaviusnita6008

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe in other languages yes is no and no is yes. BTW I'm Romanian. When I have a trip not far as Buglaria, they shake head vertically for no and horizontally for yes. Many times I asked for a pack of cigarettes, I see the head shake and turn around to leave.

If a certain multiverse theory is true, then the concept of quantum immortality applies to the human race as well as each individual member. Thus if we die out in one universe there is a split and we continue in another. So this would explain why we have made it through all the things that could have wiped us out (and why the Earth developed like it did in the first place) If this is so, it is likely that we are alone in the universe since the probability of out existence at all, never mind survival, seems to be vanishingly low. Any other species will have developed in other possible universes. So in another universe, life developed on Mars and not Earth, in another on Venus, and so on. In another, the asteroid hit the Moon, the dinosaurs survived and intelligent life never diveloped. But in most universes, the chance of more than one intelligence arising anywhere near each other or at all will be near-zero. Remember, we got through the Cold War without destroying ourselves in a nuclear conflict which was very unlikely. Maybe we did push the nuclear button in another universe but there was a split and Petrov in this universe refused to agree to sending off nukes but in another universe he agreed and humanity was destroyed. Well, it is something to hope for

Since it took the second, maybe third generation of star creation for the necessary heavy elements of the periodic table like Iron to be created for life to begin as we understand it means Earth, born from our third generation Star we call the Sun could be simply first, or one of the first Planets out of the gate to even have a chance for intelligent life to form. We could simply be in the first inning for possible life in the Universe. Wither we succeed or fail others will follow.

@Spothface

3 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Teufel My post makes no sense you write. Seems to me much in the world around as makes no sense to you my Dear. What a awful reality you must endure. Living a life of stupidity and ignorance.

@RC-nv6rc

3 жыл бұрын

Stars similar to the sun are very common so.......

@Spothface

3 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Teufel Thank you for your opinion. My logic is not flawed. Why the hate speech in your post to me? When one conducts yourself like a educated foul mouth punk like you are doing no one will want to talk with you. I know I dont. Take your hate down the road skippy.

Mt Rushmore will still have portraits in 15K years, easy.

We should consider the possibility that intelligence can manifest in physical form in ways other than the organic ones we're familiar with, since we dont know nearly enough about consciousness and how it interacts with matter yet

The actual current size of the whole universe is calculated as equal to the size of the obervable universe to an atom being the current observable universe and exponentially expanding as you read this...

would there be an advanced civilasaition when there is no extinction of the dinosaurs? they ruled before us, that can also be on other planets

Can't really tell if it's quiet if the government doesn't tell you what it sees or hears eh? 🙄😂

We don't even know what to look for. The vast distances to the nearest stars are in the order of hundreds of light years and to the 'habitable' planets, the distance is thousands of light years. It's like dipping a spoon in the ocean and then looking at the water in it and saying there's no fish in the ocean. There are plenty of fish in the ocean. Hell, there are dolphins as well as sharks. There are giant squids and whales too. We are just looking at the spoonful of water.

The great filter for all alien life forms is Chuck Norris.

Id say our filter came during the height of the last ice age when scientists theorize that the human population dropped to as low as 70 breeding pairs of humans.

Wherever you go? There you are ;)

We're not alone.

We are significantly important in the universe like the micro organisms that live on our skin... When ever there is drama with the bacteria, we just scratch...

Which movie or show are those alien anime from ? Looked awesome

But we have heard something from them. I’m talking about the UFO sightings. Sounds like we may be hearing a bit more about that soon. I believe contact would be extremely disturbing to many humans and to our culture in general and it is mainly for that reason that contact has been scrupulously avoided. I don’t understand why this hypothesis has not been more prominent on the world stage. To me it’s obvious that it would be disturbing in the extreme to many people.

I think the Great Filter is most likely in our past.

Because sound can’t travel through the vacuum of space.

Vahung louvoet Galaxy is where you find the never ending stinky smell

Maybe we aren't as "Advanced" as thought? " TK"

In Space no one can hear you REEEEEEEEEE!

There are great filters in each EPOCH. You can argue it's just as difficult for a single cell to evolve into an elephant as it is for humanity to colonize alpha centauri. We're already way past the great filter in my opinion, which is the emergence of life itself. The great filter is also metaphorical of our own mortality. As we each will perish, and death is inescapable. Unless that code is cracked in our lifetime (which it might via genetic engineering, nano technology, AI, and mind uploading);)

Looking at our history it is looking like we had a large impact about 13,000 years ago and it reset our civilization. So maybe random comets and asteroids keep civilizations in a constant sate of resets. Maybe getting moved off planet is the key to work around this.

We're all running on Zeus's Raspberry Pi.