SpaceX aims to land humans on Mars, but perhaps the company and its founder, Elon Musk, haven't
considered the possibility of other living species existing on Mars, or its nearby planets.
Even if scientists and astronauts can safely land on Mars or Moon, no one knows if Aliens
may one day come from any of the planets, and wage war on people living on the Moon
or Mars, leading to a conflict between Aliens in space and humans on Earth.
A scenario similar to what occurred in the movie Prometheus 2 or Beyond Skyline.
In today's video, we'll talk about the strange things Elon Musk disclosed regarding space
aliens.
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We don’t know if what is presented in extraterrestrial movies is true to life.
But, given Elon Musk's intentions to control Mars, we should think again.
Humans have never stayed on Mars for more than three months, but if we start living
on Mars, there may actually be other living beings living in space known as aliens, that
may be predominant on Mercury, venus, Jupita or any other space planets.
But, the underlying question that has been eating at our thoughts for a long time is;
whether or not aliens exist in space.
Now, let's get this straight:
Despite extensive space exploration, scientists have yet to discover any evidence of life
outside our planet.
We humans are preoccupied with the concept that we are not alone, and there are other
intelligent life forms out there in the universe, which can interact with us.
Or possibly eliminate us.
But, if there is life out there, why have we not heard from them?
Let us hear firsthand how an astronomer suspected the existence of extraterrestrial beings.
An astronomer named Frank Drake, produced a computation in 1961 that projected the existence
of millions of civilizations out there among the stars.
He constructed an equation known as Drake's Equation, which can be used to infer assumptions,
but it just served to fire our interest.
Are we merely a speck in the rest of the universe, or a cosmic zoo?
Drake pointed a radio telescope at two nearby stars and waited for the hotline to ring.
Instead of intelligent messages, he received static and interference from a classified
military experiment.
Nonetheless, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, or SETI, was established.
Then, on August 15, 1977, another SETI program detected a short radio signal from the constellation
Sagittarius.
The astronomer analyzing the data at the 'Big Ear' telescope that day, Jerry Ehman, was
so enthusiastic that he jotted "Wow!" in the margin of the print-out.
So far, the 'Wow!'
signal has been our most promising indicator of alien contact.
However, waiting for ET to call home, is like standing by a payphone and waiting for the
phone to ring, as was common in the early days of communications.
Perhaps we should make the first move.
Drake tried another tactic, by sending a radio message to a globular star cluster.
Known as the Arecibo message, it demonstrated to possible aliens our DNA structure, solar
system, and some of the biochemicals of terrestrial life.
Drake described how his team conducted the experiment, saying, "We also attempted sending
aliens a greeting onboard space probes Pioneer 10 and 11, which featured photographs of humanity
and directions to our planet."
Then, in 1977, we sent a more ambitious message to the Voyager probes, complete with music
and graphics.
We also brought a mixtape of some of our favorite songs by Bach, Beethoven, Louis Armstrong,
and Chuck Berry to impress any friendly lifeforms — or at least those with ears.
If it doesn't persuade them to contact us, perhaps this image of people eating, licking,
and drinking will.
Unfortunately, at the end of all the practice, no aliens showed up” he said..
Aliens may have learned a lot about us by now, including what we need to survive and
how to contact us.
And you might be asking if broadcasting our whereabouts all across the cosmos is really
a good idea when we don't know who's listening.
SETI researcher Dan Werthimer, described it as "shouting in a wilderness before you know
if there are tigers, lions, and bears," Worse, these aliens may be armed with planet-destroying
interplanetary rockets, nobody could perfectly tell about that.
Leaving aside the topic of whether or not humans should attempt to contact aliens, are
we even doing it correctly?
These extraterrestrial species may be millions of years old, so our radio transmissions may
appear as ancient to them as the first iPhone, a train powered by coal, or even the first
rocket launched into space.
However, every now and then, we hear reports of space aliens’ sightings in various parts
of the earth.
The majority of the time, these sightings are false alarms.
Others are still a mystery.
We have only scraped the surface of the cosmos, which is endless.
As a result, the likelihood of discovering alien life is very high.
A NASA scientist has attempted to answer the question of whether aliens exist or not.
"This is a tremendously intriguing subject — one that scientists have been trying to
understand and investigate for a really long time," says Dr. Lindsay Hays, an astrobiology
specialist.
"Yet, they have not discovered life on any other planet."
She also stated that; NASA is still looking for indications of life beyond Earth.
And, in fact, the United States space agency has dispatched five rovers and four landers
to Mars.
Moreover, their orbiters, which are mounted with extremely high-resolution cameras, continue
to scan the Martian surface.
Despite this, only a small portion of Mars has been explored.
The more they investigate, the more they learn about the many habitats in which life may
survive.
If the perseverance rover on Mars eventually finds any life forms walking or flying on
Mars, Nasa will definitely notify us here on Earth.
Many people have proven that life exists outside of Earth, and it's just a matter of time until
NASA discovers it.
Jeff Bezos, the founder of Blue Origin, has a perspective that contradicts Drake's results.
During 'Our Future in Space' event at the Washington Cathedral, presented by the Paul
and Nancy Ignatius Program, Jeff Bezos stated that he envisions humanity living in spaceships
outside of Earth, while Earth would become our mother home.
"How can there not be aliens?
There are so many stars in this galaxy alone, and so many galaxies, that the odds that we
are the only intelligent life in the universe seem small to me" said the world's second
richest man.
When he spoke about the possibility of these beings visiting Earth, his blunt answer was
"I highly doubt it."
Jeff added that the aliens are most likely incredibly evolved and have no desire to leave
their solar system.
“I think we would know if they had”, he said.
So, what about Elon Musk, the number one billionaire on earth, what has he thought of about space
aliens?
Lets find out;
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk recently presented new information of Starship Mk, the company's
massive reusable launch system, in front of a jubilant gathering of SpaceX employees,
guests, and members of the media in Boca Chica, Texas.
However, the topic shifted to alien life.
During Musk's interaction with the media, an unknown media personnel abruptly questioned
Musk whether it is true that space aliens exist.
Elon Musk responded to the question directly, saying, "There is still no sign of aliens
in space"
"As far as we know, we're the only consciousness, or the only life that's out there, there might
be other life, but we've seen no signs of it" Musk said
Given SpaceX's clear aspirations to bring humans to the surface of Mars, it's no wonder
that Musk is contemplating the possibility of intelligent alien life.
"People frequently ask me, 'What do you know about aliens? and I'm like, 'Man, I tell you,
pretty sure I'd know if there were aliens.
I've not seen any sign of aliens " Musk responded to the journalist.
Certainly, for now, there may be no paradox or evidence of living creatures in space,
since scientists have not revealed such information from the beginning of the period of space
research.
As a result, it is possible that there are no illusions and we are truly alone in the
universe.
Or if there may exist space aliens, could it be that they are ghosting us for now?
Perhaps aliens have a policy of avoiding interfering with less developed creatures.
Similar to the "prime directive" from Star Trek.
Musk is neither an astrobiologist, nor does he do research in a discipline related to
the quest for alien life.
So, I'm not convinced that Elon Musk is the only person who knows anything about aliens.
Nonetheless, he is a strong player in the spaceflight industry, and, for those who are
curious, he has found no proof of alien life.
Have you ever considered the possibility that aliens exist in space, as shown in movies?
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