Are We Being Watched By Alien 'Lurkers' in Our Solar System?

Are we being watched by Alien "Lurkers" in our solar system?

Are we alone in this universe? This existential question might have come up in probably everyone's mind. Taking in mind the vastness of our universe and the large amount of star systems present in it, we might not be alone! And if that’s the case, what if an alien civilization, that is millions of years ahead of us in technological advancement, has already found us? What if these aliens are lurking in our solar system? What if we are being imaged and watched by them constantly? Is it possible that there are alien lurkers in our solar system? In this video we will talk about whether any alien civilization can possibly watch us or not! Are we being observed?
In 1950 a scientist named Enrico Fermi asked a question, “Where is everybody?” The question went on to become one of the most famous paradoxes in History, also known as the Fermi Paradox.

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Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:47 The Fermi Paradox
04:55 What if they are lurking?
05:20 Hubble space telescope
06:02 What if they are lurking?
07:50 At what place we should look for?

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[InsaneCuriosity]

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[Wowmusicable]

Life on other planets doesn’t mean it’s intelligent life. It could be primitive animals and therefore we don’t know about them.

[lehampton]

No, a probe in our solar system from an advanced civilization could cloak itself to our technology and take videos and pictures with higher resolutions than we can imagine. They could transmit these images across the galaxy to the advanced civilization and we would never know. Our advancements in technology over the last 80 years is amazing. Imagine what a civilization 100K to 1 million years ahead of us could achieve.
They could have been watching us since the pyramids were built and we would never know.

[thomascorbett]

Something other than photons will be used for imagining .

[Earthmoonstars-elrd]

It's not billions of stars or trillions, it's way more than that in the Universe. It's too many stars out there for our silly heads to comprehend.

[baffledanderanged]

Rockwell was right, "Somebody's Watching Me"! 😁🤣

[davidking]

Think of the ocean. It’s different than land. Yet there’s life. So with space. It’s very tuff to survive. However. There is energy in space. And where there’s energy. There tends to be life. Eventually. I’d say. It’s plausible that a life form has figured out how to thrive in a vacuum. Like that movie life..

[zaguar]

"Well, Sparks, if it is just us, seems like an awful waste of space."
Ted Arroway (Contact)

[mm-dwrr]

I wouldn't be surprised if we're being "watched" - tick, tick, tick! ⏰

[rubycelica]

could you please tune the background music a bit down in your next videos? thank you very much:)

[mizocosmic]

I had a dream about aliens visiting me! It was so strange yet real!

[GeckosAZ]

Aliens would not need there own cameras, all they have to do is intercept signals from our own satellites for all the information about us they would ever want.

[erikstoner]

Well... there "is" one. The "Black Knight". Conspiracy or not, it is still an interesting piece. I don't know a lot about it but Google it yourself, there is an entire wiki dedicated to it.

[floydkarns]

They actually have been here long before we were able to walk on sand so we just need to stop the war on earth other than one day every one will see .

[therealCamoron]

They don't need cloaking technology. Sending incredibly small probes would be far easier to do than large probes, and have the added side effect (or benefit, if that's your goal) of being incredibly difficult to detect.

[alangarland]

Isaac Asimov did a good sci-fi story about this. (rendezvous with Rama). A probe arrived near Earth and in the end it just moved on to probe more stuff, despite several attempts (by us), to either capture or destroy it.

[Stronz_music]

We have to learn to think very very different .
If something/one being able to go here or send something here
then we have to understand that it is only possible with technology
we doesnt have and / or might never get due to our very primitive
technology compared to theirs .
Studying us here on earth wouldnt be done by such primitive
and slow technology as optical technology neither would they
use primitive radio waves to communicate / send data ect .
Those systems is simply way too slow and by being able to come
here in the first place require very different technology that we
simply are too primitive to understand likevise their communications .
it could very well be just in front of us right now but we are simply
unable to see or measure because of our primitive technology .
We can barely reach space with more than some probes here in
our solar system and those takes years to arrive to destinations .
We might not be able to see the forest because of all the trees in front of us .
But if they will, they can make us see them ..

If they will but im shure whoever is out there, earth is not a place
they want to visit as a ' visible ' guest and say hello to us .
Look how hostile humans they are ..
Wars and devastation all over this planet .
If you vas a visitor from another world, would you go here and say hello ?
Or would you simply just observe us silent and hidden and when we
one day be able to go too far out in space simply just send us a bomb there
reset the whole civilization back to the stone age .
After all I do not think they want us to be out there beside with them .
We are way too hostile and our hostile primitive behaviour is very clear
to them by our extremely war based technology and the fact that humans
cant even live in peace within their own species as well .

Our own behaviour is also our own destruction if we doesnt change our course .
Sorry for typos it is late and im on coffe .

[dragonslayerwill_travel]

We've already known for some time now that aliens are here observing us! 👽

[richardmercer]

"Billions and billions of stars" have "trillions and trillions" of planets?! That would mean that stars on the average would have roughly a housand planets each. I didn't see any point in continuing to listen after that....

[majinvegeta]

Maybe that's why people see them all the time. They are places transmitters all around earth and recorders and drones and they tap into that info. Or they live under the oceans and none of the distance matters