Researchers Claim Alien Messages Could Be Hidden in the Stars!

Mankind has been waiting for a sign of life from space for countless generations. In the course of some unmanned space projects the responsible organizations have not missed the opportunity to immortalize certain messages on the spacecrafts in order to deliver a proof of our existence to extraterrestrial observers. As is known, the Pioneer plaques, the Voyager Golden Records and also the so-called Arecibo message have been submitted for cosmic reaction. If one follows the remarks of the researcher Terry Rudolph, then the messages which prove the existence of the aliens are hidden directly under our noses - and in fact in the stars! We will now share with you this controversial theory, and how the rest of the expert world is searching for extraterrestrial life!

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[KingKing-ywxe]

I love to see the story of Dr. Wudi. He observed timelapse of all Universes. He holds a very different view. He has an unusual Theory of Everything. He is a scientist, biotechnologist and physician. He has been observing in silence since 2017. If you make a video about him, I think it would be a truly fascinating story.

[robertpotochney]

Exactly, We are more like babies learning to crawl when it comes to the universe and technology and life. We don't know crap. It always gets to me when ppl pretend like we Kno everything and are so close minded to write everything off as not possible or not real when we really have no idea what's possible and what's out there. We will be slowly learning always, and hopefully we're able to get a lot further before a major cataclysm takes us out.

[Eyes-of-Horus]

Alien messages are most likely in a communications system that we don't have. Radio waves are too slow for any viable communication in the universe at this time. There needs to be another way to communicate over the trillions of miles of space much, much more quickly. Even if a viable message is received by radio (or even laser) from another civilization it will most likely be long gone. So what good would it be to respond.

[bruceljmartin]

Intelligent life is observing Earth as it was billions of years ago. Just as we are observing the universe as it was billions of years ago.

[stevethompson]

I saw a show that described the difficulty of two people, not knowing the other was there, attempt to communicate with each other across a valley. It tried to simulate an attempt to communicate with ET’s. Timing, method of communication and conditions were all factored in. The results, forget about it. You’ll never know the other person was there.

[idaerasmus]

I think the distances are so fast that our 73 years on earth is too short...

[NoMercyFederation]

I wonder if somewhere in the universe two separate planets of intelligent life ever discovered each other like we are trying to do. and if so i wonder what took place.

[starenharkon]

3:34 quantum entaglement...how thas it work ? (in Nutshell version pls).Where is the link line between the to particles ?

[SENTHILKUMAR-rfty]

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[anilkumarpadwal]

What happened we have radio waves just 100 years that very small distance for milky wave or our galaxy now if any alien civilization is just few thousand light years it take time to receive and send signal other activities not possible considering such large distance s

[marirod]

I believe there is intelligent life beyond our solar system and far more advanced than we are. They’re probably watching us and just leaving us be… it’s like driving a country road and passing by an interesting house, with odd people that live in it…we can “peek” inside out of curiosity but not just enter it.

[MartyTeslaModelY]

Do you think we can make it sub space transmitter? If so that’s how we can communicate

[mrbigglesworthify]

i don't understand humanities intelligence at times here we are trying to contact any interstellar civilization that's willing to respond back but cant figure out on how to stop warring with neighboring countries....

[NoMercyFederation]

so basically the internet but throughout all of the universe. interestingly possible.

[sethkaicer]

Simply space instructed Blitzen to walk with a pimp limp around vixen.

[italo]

One thing is sure. There's not plenty of life out in the stars and galaxies but its abundant.. in our solar system its the sun the closest star it has life in abundance in one planet and we dont know there are moons in saturn or jupiter with life.. so in the neighboring stars might be just the same and so on.. the problem is we cant communicate to each other.. but others have to be more advanced than us and they wont hurt us if theyre more advanced.. mankind one day will discover new technologies to conect to other worlds just like we conect to internet.. i just hope our generation can reach that..

[isoladellerosetv]

I think we are alone... if the universe is so old and if there are so infinite worlds why no one ever came to us officially?

[jasonrussell]

To me it would seem that they would communicate with themselves that way. If they had military based here. But not if they were trying to contact us. They would know that we're not as advanced so I think they would try something else if at all

[slambamthankugirlpoogieboo]

In order to let other beings outside of our own solar system know that we are here, instead of relying on satellite receivers to pick up radio waves from afar we should build a very large scale set of mirror reflectors that beams bright flashes off the sun for years. And if there's another life form out there that's been looking up towards the skies at night they would all of a sudden see flashes that they've never seen before and just maybe out of all those hundreds of exoplanets a couple might take notice and try to do something about what it is they're witnessing for the first time.

[seanm.]

Sounds like subspace communication from star trek