Arvin Ash

Are we Alone in the Universe? Perhaps yes, and here's why. (2018x16)

Udgivelsesdato: Jul 27, 2018

New video with less provocative conclusion here: https://youtu.be/jH0_C1kUOEw . Are we alone in the universe? 5 Reasons we are (probably) completely alone in the universe. A government funded program called SETI, or the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence has been listening for intelligent life in the universe, with their radio telescopes, for past 50 years, but so far NOTHING has been found. Is it possible that the hundreds of scientists around the world that are looking for intelligent life are on a futile mission to nowhere –because there is actually NO OTHER intelligent species in the entire universe – The shocking answer could be – YES. I’ll explain why. There are more stars and planets in the universe than all the sands on all the beaches of the world. How is it possible that we could be the only intelligent life out there. I am talking about intelligent life, not just any kind of life. I think ordinary life is probably everywhere in the universe, and I predict there is life within our own solar system. See my other video on this subject. Intelligent life is a completely different animal, no pun intended, than simple forms of life like bacteria and viruses. There is a good chance that there is NO other intelligent life…and here are 5 reasons why: 5) Earth has a very large moon compared to its home planet. And this moon was formed due to a colossal impact with another planet early in earth’s history. This collision caused the earth to almost completely melt, which led to molten iron being pulled to the center of the earth. The reason this is important is because it is the flow of this iron that allows earth to have a relatively strong magnetic field. Without this field, life would not exist, because cosmic rays would have wiped out any early life. The moon also gives the earth orbital stability, and has absorbed potential meteor impacts that would have otherwise devastated earth. Such massive collisions are probably rare in the universe.