Researchers Use New Strategies in the Search for Life on Other Planets!

Our Earth is known to be a haven of flourishing life. In view of its equally numerous and diverse creatures, a burning question arises: Is the Earth really the only celestial body in the universe that is home to such life? Experts have been dealing with this topic for countless decades. In the past, they have used a wide variety of strategies and methods to get to the bottom of this galactic mystery. Just how researchers will search for extraterrestrial life forms in the future, and what we’ve already learned about this topic, you’ll learn in today's video.

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[wouter.d.h.]

The question isn't if there are aliens but where and how far are they located

[BeKa-xfws]

Nothing is better than our home planet earth

[fsalehi]

I say let`s go and mess up other planets like Earth, why not?

[Abyssdiver]

We don't even know all that is on the bottom of our ocean

[raphaelandrews]

Life forms develop and evolve to deal with local and environmental condition and as there are similar conditions they will produce similar looking life forms. The two arms/ two legs design works in a large number of animals.

[prasannagosavi]

We need to be careful in finding extra teristiral intelligence. But it'll be a mistake if we think extra teristirals won't find us if we do not look out for them. There might be "good" extra teristirals in "bad" extra teristirals

[BartdeGraaff]

Proxima b might have an intelligent civilization

[saniajoshi]

Simple way to find life on other star or galaxy, is, where surface temperature ranges from 5 to 50deg C.

[NoSenatorson]

Respectfully, Stephen Hawking was wrong. It isn’t the aliens we need to be worried about.

[towerakabars.]

11 dislikes, 11 aliens 👽telling us this is inaccurate lol.😆✌🏼🙋🏻

[sydneyhunter]

We must stay hidden we don't know what other life would do to us if we found it

[csekharlakkaraju]

We don't know how the ET aliens look like & how they behave? But if they're really intelligent and useful to our mankind in sharing our technology, it's well and good. Let's hope the best.

[durley]

We know they can atleast play guitar for sure. But we just dont know anything else.

[kirkwatson-ye]

My only observation is this. Many times a scientist has examined a meteor fragment and concluded that there were signs of microbial life indicating life on earth could have been deposited by material from other worlds yet no meteors that were found on the moon or Mars showed any sign whatsoever of any life.

[jamesmcguire]

the waterbear is probably the most likely canidate in the search although at present stages of development of life formation are limited being that amino compounds and carbon compounds seem to be the indicators that prove living organisms exist what other methids do qe use?

[ketfoen]

It will be a pity if we are invaded by ET before I got to buy a RTX 3090 at msrp, Stephen Hawking was right.

[jeffreyrobinson]

When seti was created we were told we were just five to ten years from finding life in the universe

[aussierobertson]

The probability of other intelligence in the universe is certain.

[victortancheongwee]

we on earth also cannot live together in harmony, u expect ET to live in harmony???

[IoanesRakhmat]

The more advanced a civilization is, the more ethically those intelligent life forms of the civilization live their lives, according to, e.g., Carl Sagan. Is it true in regard to Homo sapiens? Hopefully, it is.