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The Universe We Live In

  • The Universe is seemingly infinite, both in terms of space and time. 
  • Some estimates put the size of the Universe as 92 billion light-years in diameter. 
  • The age of the Universe is calculated at 13.8 billion years.
  • It has millions of galaxies and planets, thousands of them are confirmed and observed by us.

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Hard To Find Aliens

Various global agencies have been working to find intelligent life outside our solar system using telescopes, radio signals and other means, but the aliens are still eluding us for thousands of years.

The missing aliens have dampened the enthusiasm but the search continues.

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The Fermi Paradox: The Four Arguments

The main hypothesis of the Fermi Paradox, debated by many Scientists, states that we are the only advanced civilization in our galaxy, because if aliens exist, they would have found our planet by now.

The four arguments against this hypothesis of us being alone in the unive...

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The New Star Ships For Space Exploration

Newer, bigger and better space telescopes are being launched by NASA and the European Space Agency to better understand the astro-biological life in the universe, and even our own galaxy.

The odds of advanced or intelligent life in the Milky Way is calculated by the Drake Equation,

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New Ways To Explore The Universe

Early studies focused on water to determine if the planet can sustain life. Now they have finally realized that water is just one small indication of life, and exoplanets can have plenty of other forms of life, without H2O.

Similarly the definition of alien life can be an extraterrestrial b...

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The Fermi Paradox

The Fermi Paradox

The Fermi Paradox states that given the technological advancement and imperialistic desires of human beings who live in a fairly young planetary system, aliens from other highly advanced star systems should have visited earth already and even conquered the Milky Way galaxy if they desired.

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