Hi all, thought this would be of interest – a teaser for an upcoming documentary on the question "are we alone?", In the Great Silence. Head of the Disclosure Foundation Christopher Mellon is in it, former NASA physicist and ufologist Kevin Knuth and Avi Loeb, who for those unaware is now chairing the White House's UAP Science Advisory Council...

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Movies, media, and all sorts of things plainly say aliens are from other planets. It's been widely spread that it is plausible. But, what if they are from other dimensions or us from the future. I recently came across some videos about this possibility. And the claims from those videos seem reasonable because we haven't found anything about them in space which leads to the Fermi paradox. If it's true that they are from higher dimensions or the future, then the likelihood of encountering them...

Scientist's Fermi Paradox UFO breakdown hints at why Earth might have been Alienated

Avi Loeb on Aliens: “Where is everybody? They are here. We just have not realized it.” 👽🛸 The Harvard astrophysicist told Jesse Weber that Fermi’s paradox has a simple answer. Earth has had only about a century of modern science since quantum mechanics. Most stars are billions of years older than the Sun and had far more time to develop technologies we cannot yet recognize. “We are really ignorant about most of the constituents in the universe, including technologies well beyond what we hav...

The Fermi Paradox Makes a Fundamental Mistake The Fermi Paradox begins with a reasonable observation. The universe contains hundreds of billions of galaxies. Each galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars. Most stars have planets. The universe is 13.8 billion years old. By any reasonable probability, intelligent life should have emerged many times with some civilizations potentially billions of years ahead of us. So where is everyone? This question has mesmerized scientists and philosophe...

Prof. Brian Cox: "Carl Sagan said all civilisations destroy themselves at the stage we are at" He warns that civilizations like ours may never reach the stars because we destroy ourselves first. When you industrialize as a civilization you hit problems which are probably common to all civilizations. We're approaching that filter and it could be we don't pass through it. This is one of the leading explanations for the Fermi Paradox: the eerie silence of the universe despite its vastness. Advan...