Scientists are getting uncomfortable with this theory: Dark forest

Join us as we dive into the controversial theory that has scientists feeling uneasy: the Dark Forest theory. Is the universe truly a dangerous place? Watch to find out more about this intriguing concept.

In a universe teeming with mysteries, "Bright Side Series" embarks on a cosmic journey to unravel one of the most unsettling theories that has both scientists and space enthusiasts on edge. 🌌👽 In our latest episode, "Scientists are getting uncomfortable with this theory: Dark Forest," we delve into the enigmatic realms of extraterrestrial life, ancient aliens, and the perplexing Fermi paradox. 🛸💫 Featuring insights from renowned physicists Michio Kaku and Brian Cox, alongside the cutting-edge observations from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), this video is a must-watch for anyone fascinated by the possibility of alien civilizations and the implications of artificial general intelligence (AGI) in our quest to understand the cosmos. 🌠🔭 Join us as we explore the latest space news, science news, and the intriguing concept of aliens AI, guided by the expertise of Neil deGrasse Tyson. Whether you're a fan of SpaceX, Elon Musk's visionary projects, or simply captivated by the mysteries of the universe, this space documentary promises to enlighten and entertain. 🚀🌍 Don't miss out on this journey through the dark forest theory, where the search for extraterrestrial life takes us beyond the stars. Subscribe to "Bright Side Series" for more episodes that shine a light on the bright side of space exploration and the endless possibilities that await. 🌟✨

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[idealchanful]

Living in fear and paranoya is ok... But I use to live far away in wild woods, dark forest. I feel safer there than in a random city. Monsters seem to exist only in humanity

[FarmHandz-cxrn]

They probably see what we do to ourselves and want absolutely no contact with us.

[ast-og-losta]

Man, they were here back in the 70's. I saw them at a Yoko Ono concert. They gave me the stink eye and left.

[FreakyLynx]

The Drake Equation is an optimistic guess, the Fermi Paradox isn’t a paradox because we have nothing to base it on other than guessing.

We haven’t even mapped our whole planet an we think we searched for signals enough to make any conclusions?

We aren’t even a spacefaring civilization so we have no idea what’s involved other than in fiction.

[FinGeeknow]

The main issue I have with the Drake equation and Fermi Paradox is the distances involved, not too mention we haven't been listening or watching for other civilizations all that long in a cosmic timeframe. It is more highly likely that the signals (including light) hasn't either reached us yet or has passed by long ago. Also likely is the fact that if a civilization is sending signals, we either cannot interpret them and/or we don't even know what we should be looking for.

[meh]

7:50 for reference most of that range is useless since only minor galaxies exist beyond the 100k LY diameter of the milky way and Earth is often described as being in the Central-South region of the galaxy from our Core ward perspective.

[DaddyODadio]

What if the wow signal was a cosmic 'shush' and we actually doubled our efforts to tell everyone where we are.

[KarloBrna]

Scientists are assuming that other live forms perceive photons in the same way as our human bodies do and this is the greatest mistake and a reason why we cannot find any evidence of their movement. What gravitational waves? Ripples? You're speaking in human physics. They probably perceive the universe through different laws and atoms and photons probably mean something different to them. Dark matter is the answer.

[joshuawest]

Isn't that just as well as the Fermi Paradox? I mean if two guys invented the same thing that it would be named after both of them.

[Vibhusaini]

Stop using background music that so annoying

[smigitsmigit]

One issue with this, is we only assume life can be seen in our way of life, the term life finds a way comes to mind. Just because life like we have cant survive somewhere doesnt mean other ways of life cant exist.

[Abioticwinter]

This is old. There are endless sci-fi stories on this. Then robots/ai taking over.

[lancelowery]

We are alone. Life is probably everywhere just not intelligent. We ourselves are very lucky to exist at all. One meteor strike or slightly different oxygen levels or no moon and earth is probably void of life.

[JoelRaymond-lwfk]

How could we possibly know how big space is? And if it gets bigger then it would have to have somewhere to go, so it would already be bigger than what it is... Infinity has and always will be never ending

[a.e.rivera-weaver]

Uhm, question here, at 36:50 you say, "at unimaginable speed" do you mean faster than the speed of light? According to physics, there is no more imaginable speed than that. Am I mistaken?

[Gamesackfan-bneg]

He sounds like the G1 gransformers narator. So awesome.

[baronvg]

Oh man, the AI voice is butchering some common words 😂

[bradpitts]

If we could get a James Webb Telescope out as far or farther than Voyager 1 or 2 we could see further out start sending some to deep space

[joonsiu_]

Halfway thru the clip and there is ZERO mention of the Dark Forrest theory.

[alice_agogo]

Vid too long to watch. But re: thumbnail, is Sandra going to save us?