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1 day ago · The modified Drake Equation suggests that advanced civilizations are extremely rare, with the chance of planets having the right conditions being between 0.0034% and 0.17%. This means there could ...
1 day ago · The host star, called Gliese 12, is a cool red dwarf located almost 40 light-years away in the constellation Pisces. The star is only about 27% of the Sun’s size, with about 60% of the Sun’s surface temperature. The newly discovered world, named Gliese 12 b, orbits every 12.8 days and is Earth’s size or slightly smaller — comparable to ...
1 day ago · Now that we’ve found a bunch of planets in the habitable zones around their stars, as well as new classes of exoplanets that could harbor life, it seems as if a discovery of aliens on another planet should be right around the corner. The Fermi Paradox was an early attempt to answer this question. Here’s a quick video to explain that.
20 hours ago · The government is officially gearing up for the discovery of aliens, a move described as ‘long overdue’ by the UK’s leading UFO expert. ... that offers evidence of past or present alien life ...
5 days ago · There are three ways to look for evidence of alien technological civilizations. One is to look out for deliberate attempts by them to communicate their existence, for example, through radio...
5 days ago · Science. Space. Technology. How studying climate patterns in distant worlds can help in the search for 'alien life' Detecting gases like oxygen and methane can offer clues on whether an exoplanet is habitable. The landmark discovery of Trappist-1 set off a wave of excitement across the space community.
3 days ago · There are two parts of the Fermi paradox that rely on empirical evidence—that there are many potentially habitable planets, and that humans see no evidence of life. The first point, that many suitable planets exist, was an assumption in Fermi's time but is now supported by the discovery that exoplanets are common.
