Scientists are of the opinion that - There is alien life
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Scientists specializing in space studies have been saying for over 20 years that, although there is no conclusive evidence, it is likely that there are extraterrestrial civilizations.
Al Hibbs, a scientist withdrew from NASA's Reaction Propulsion Laboratory (NASA), says he is willing to bet on a large sum of dollars that from that moment until the moment of his death 'we will have evidence of intelligent life '.
Carl Sagan, an astronomer at the University of Cornell, New York, told the annual meeting of the Scientific Investigation Committee of Unusual Phenomenon (an organization dedicated to the suppression of supernatural powers, whose moderator was Hibbs) that 'in a universe of the 100,000 million galaxies, each of which consists of several hundred million stars, the idea that our Sun is the only star with an inhabited planet is ridiculous. '' How can we believe we are the only kind of life in the Universe? 'he asked rhetorically.
The plenipotentiaries have agreed that there has been no definitive confirmation of the existence of OZNs, but most have said they believe in the existence of intelligent life beyond the Earth.
Frank Drake, Dean of Natural Sciences of the University of California, Santa Cruz, estimates that 'the likelihood of having intelligent life elsewhere in the universe is a hundred percent if we rely on the fact that the Chemical Evolution that has produced life on Earth, there is the rest of the Cosmos, and there are indications of the possible existence of planets circling around at least a dozen stars close to our Sun. '
He pointed out that 'aliens may already be among us, but that Earth was a zoo and preferred not to reveal its presence.'
Drake is the chair of the Extraterrestrial Intelligence Research Institute, a NASA funded organization, to seek the capture of radial signals of alien civilizations.
Robert Rood, an astronomer at the University of Virginia, although said that there are no intelligent civilizations in our Galaxy, because for him, the existence of the Earth's Moon that generated the ocean tides and at the same time contributed to the evolution of the first systems of life, appears only here on Earth, he said: 'There may be intelligent life in other systems, and their representatives have decided not to explore the Earth. It requires a degree of conceit on our part to believe that we are the only civilization among all those stars. '
The Committee has asked NASA $ 65 million to fund a new systematic research of radial signals that could come from alien civilizations.
Al Hibbs, a scientist withdrew from NASA's Reaction Propulsion Laboratory (NASA), says he is willing to bet on a large sum of dollars that from that moment until the moment of his death 'we will have evidence of intelligent life '.
Carl Sagan, an astronomer at the University of Cornell, New York, told the annual meeting of the Scientific Investigation Committee of Unusual Phenomenon (an organization dedicated to the suppression of supernatural powers, whose moderator was Hibbs) that 'in a universe of the 100,000 million galaxies, each of which consists of several hundred million stars, the idea that our Sun is the only star with an inhabited planet is ridiculous. '' How can we believe we are the only kind of life in the Universe? 'he asked rhetorically.
The plenipotentiaries have agreed that there has been no definitive confirmation of the existence of OZNs, but most have said they believe in the existence of intelligent life beyond the Earth.
Frank Drake, Dean of Natural Sciences of the University of California, Santa Cruz, estimates that 'the likelihood of having intelligent life elsewhere in the universe is a hundred percent if we rely on the fact that the Chemical Evolution that has produced life on Earth, there is the rest of the Cosmos, and there are indications of the possible existence of planets circling around at least a dozen stars close to our Sun. '
He pointed out that 'aliens may already be among us, but that Earth was a zoo and preferred not to reveal its presence.'
Drake is the chair of the Extraterrestrial Intelligence Research Institute, a NASA funded organization, to seek the capture of radial signals of alien civilizations.
Robert Rood, an astronomer at the University of Virginia, although said that there are no intelligent civilizations in our Galaxy, because for him, the existence of the Earth's Moon that generated the ocean tides and at the same time contributed to the evolution of the first systems of life, appears only here on Earth, he said: 'There may be intelligent life in other systems, and their representatives have decided not to explore the Earth. It requires a degree of conceit on our part to believe that we are the only civilization among all those stars. '
The Committee has asked NASA $ 65 million to fund a new systematic research of radial signals that could come from alien civilizations.
