Imagine you're a scientist and you get a message. And it's someone screaming in anger in a language you don't understand and what sounds like a vacuum in the background
The solution is simple. Scream in random directions from multiple sources...now, if we could stop having wars for the sake of politicians and rich people, warmongers and so on, and spread in to space...
The part that upsets me most about the search for extra-terrestrial life is that... well... what do we do with the discovery of life in the stars? Other than confirm that the universe is, even slightly, hospitable, that is. At an absolute minimum, it'd take about 20 years just for two-way communication to occur, and that amount of time will only go up. We will never be able to truly learn about each other, befriend each other, compare our experiences and existences against each other. I would say that proving we aren't alone in the universe will only exasperate the feeling of cosmic loneliness, because there's life *RIGHT THERE* and we will never be able to shake hands. Life in the universe isn't so much terrifying as it is depressing and nihilistic. The search should continue without a doubt, but only to answer our own questions.
The theory i find most plausible is that we are the first intelligent life form. The universe is "only" 14 billion years old, and seeing that life on earth took more than 4 billion years to evolve, it seems likely that life is young and we are the ancient civilisation.
@@athalarahmanjauhari4135 it will not most likely imo if they had capabilities like us they will try to communicate with us first, the desperation of being alone in this universe is way to big to overcome.
this gives me nexpo/barely sociable and kurzgesagt/vsauce vibes. there is a spooky/mysterious undertone while talking about known and theoretical science + an existential panic attack about the universe
I love the epmty sounding heart beat from the signal at the end. It sounds so empty yet full of discovery at the same time, but it also gives you the fear of that it just stops or that it changes both would be terrifing
I'm a believer in the Wow! signal. That was some sort of alien communication that passed by Earth, and we just didn't have the means to properly examine it in time.
Possibility: It was actually an alien signal but it came from (let's say) a million light years away. This means it was emitted by them a million years ago. This poses a problem, the civilisation might have wiped itself off within those million years. We may never know.
Nah, there’s millions of things it could be before it’s an alien signal trying to call us and ask what little Johnny’s up to. Just use logic here, that’s silly and wishful thinking.
@@elijahhang9986Let’s use logic. We are blasting signals out all of the time, often directed at star clusters or places we think could potentially be habitable, knowing we have no chance of getting a response in our lifetime. Aliens have probably been distantly looking at earth and doing the same for billions of years and we just haven’t been around to listen for most of it. Logically, if that signal cannot be explained by anything natural, the idea of aliens doing the same thing we’re doing right now is the most plausible answer. It’s really not all that conspiratorial. It’s logically impossible for intelligent life to have never existed relatively nearby, and they’re probably just as curious as us
Nah. We are currently at around Type 0.75. As soon as fusion is mastered. We could technically already count as a type 1. Since we can use pretty much all the available energy in our planet in one way or another. If we build a Dyson swarm we could almost count as a Type 2 civilization. Since The grand mayority of a Solar system’s energy comes from its host star.
I can imagine an advanced civilization living in a world so futuristic and peaceful they wouldn't even have a word for "violence" or "evil" given the tremendous evolution philosophically and in general knowledge they experienced. A species so advanced they have been searching for billion of years in their space-time zone another form of life to happily share with their not so neighbuors a world without war, a world without hate. A world in total peace. And i can picture us attacking that world, because they would never expect it.
There's no way aliens could hear our transmission unless they have a receptor for radio signals and it's highly improbable their technology evolved the same way as ours
I agree, we think that if we use language, mathematics, radio signals etc then other being would use it too. But there are beings out there evolved beyond our comprehension, that see our ways of comunication useless and primitive
Electromagnet radiation isn't something we created though. We just found ways to measure and create things to make it useful to us. I'd bet if they were so incredibly advanced, knowing how to detect wavelengths that produce sounds and light would be no problem. If they are so far past having any use or knowledge of radiation I don't think we could ever comprehend that they exist. That would be absolutely wild.
@@doomer2539 I don't believe in things like ghosts but wouldn't it be crazy if they were actually some other being from another dimension trying to form into something we can comprehend in attempts to communicate. I think I might be going crazy and need to lie down haha.
@@MrPhooey442 i like your imagination, it's an interesting idea. Unfortunately for now we can only assume what they are but i believe that we will never find the real answer in our life times
The most terrifying conclusion that could come from the great silence. Maybe we are the first intelligent life... Maybe we are the last intelligent life.
@@user-gh5jc9tx5r “What came into the signals? “Uhg, It’s just the stupid humans again, sending message after message about their existence and shit, this is the 10000000000th time this millennium” “Oh fuck, just delete it then”
Honestly, I think it all really comes down to how unimaginably big the universe is. We can't go anywhere, we cant look at anything closer so obviously we won't find much if its not insanely obvious.
I don’t just watch these videos because I enjoy them, I watch and wait thinking that maybe one day I won’t just hear the same silence. That someone has found something out there, something new a new hope. But yet again I know deep down that with every video about space , the same answer is always nothing.
Who knows how long it might take, perhaps a great discovery is just on the horizon. The nature of this type of research is its sheer unpredictability. Maybe your great great grandkids won’t even be alive for the first contact of aliens or maybe they will. You really just don’t know
Yeah, we seem to all be in the same boat my dude. But if our technology keeps improving at the rate its going, we may be at least able to see the start of it. Or just be able to colonize the solar system at the very least.
You maybe lucky enough for us to go backwards and go back to the moon in 2021. Deep space.... NASA has the impulse engine so it's not far off but I'm gonna guess the ones that go on this impulse driven craft won't be coming back.
There is also the terrifying thought of the dark forest theory. The universe is a dark forest, if it is a dark forest then earth is the only one foolish enough to announce it's presence. For everyone else knows to stay silent.
The Fermi Paradox is absolutely terrifying. To think that we are somehow the only species to live in the galaxy and being entirely alone is just..absolutely horrifying. There is something about it that is just so unnerving. But it is so likely at the same time.
We aren't, I can guarantee you that. That kid in Las Vegas that supposedly saw 8-10 foot tall beings outside his home is possible. In 2011 around December 20th, I too had an experience while outside at 4:00AM and a orange glow on the horizon could be seen, I questioned this aloud and said "There's no way that could be Mars." 30 seconds later, a flash of blue-white light caught my peripheral vision and that object on the horizon was gone. I suddenly had this saucer shaped craft moving perfectly as if on some guided laser beam, slighting zig zagging up over the trees about 200 yards away, as big as a 2 story house 2500 Sq/ft. There was a beige color underneath it that was very bright and zero sound. I remember feeling calm, but it was a calmness I've never felt before, it felt forced. I suspect there was some frequency emanating from the craft that is calming to us and reduces anxiety. It didn't reduce the shock and awe though. I could see a silhouette of someone inside and they look extremely tall from 200 yards away, which meant it was easily 9+ feet tall . We looked at each other for what seemed like 4 minutes, I was naïve enough to make gestures to see if I could get a response from inside, I even mentioned that not all people here are bad, even though we have a lot of crime, there are still good people here and also wished them a good life as well. It didn't shoot off into the abyss, just slowly moved backwards over the trees. I ran up the hill to see if I could find it but that was it. Mind you, I'm not near any government testing of anything and this was a country area but still lots of residents, but nobody ever reported anything. The strangest part that I cannot get over is I had the recurring thought that I had met whoever that was before, somewhere before. I still think about it every day at some point, its always in the back of my mind. That wasn't the only encounter I've had though. For some reason, 2012 was a busy year for UFO sightings and another experience happened around May or June of 2012 where what looked like a meteor coming into the atmosphere, with a white-blue fire around it started slowing down as it got closer to the ground, maybe 3,000 feet away, then leveled off perfectly and I mean as precise as any maneuver I have ever seen, when in a perfect horizontal line for another 4 seconds and shot off like a bullet. The other was some beige/orange almost orb or mass of light, silently flew over my house maybe 1,000 feet off the ground possibly 700 feet. It seemed really close. Haven't had anything happen since then though.
@@popdoom4979 I think they run our government or we have some deal with them technology in exchange for something, maybe gold. There's just no way to know, but everything has been really quiet since 2012, at least for me.
5:25 "...can expect a reply as early as 2044..." Can you imagine if we do get one, though? Music is likely a universal language -- can you imagine the beauty of a reply from our cosmic neighbors, singing back to us across an incomprehensibly large distance? The thought makes me cry. Its such a beautiful idea, and I am filled with so much hope that one day we will get that message. That sign -- a song of life; of love, from beings we may never be able to see or physically meet. We may never truly understand one another, but perhaps the messages and meanings of our exchanges will be one in the same. "You're there. You exist. We're here together. You're not alone -- we're not alone. We love you, we love you, we love you." I get so emotional over things like this. I'm filled with so much hope and love for those that we haven't even spoken to.
"I can imagine an advanced alien species living in a world so futuristic and peaceful they wouldn't even have a word for "violence" or "evil" given the tremendous evolution philosophically and in general knowledge they experienced. A species so advanced they have been searching for billion of years in their space-time zone another form of life to happily share with their not so neighbuors a world without war, a world without hate. A world in total peace. And i can picture us attacking that world, because they would never expect it. "
Music is far from universal, and digests into painful collections of irregular sounds even just on this planet, with enough time and distance. It’s fundamentally an artificial means of achieving language. Mathematics, too, is contemporary. Imagine trying to explain quadratic equations to a society that comprehends math as the way blocks fit together, as medieval old world scholars did. We only cracked the base system and the fact that there was also an alphabet in the Incan knots this decade, and we had the advantage of knowing ahead of time that some of those were tax documents and others were letters.
I am pretty late to this video, and others as I had recently discovered this channel. Just watched two other documentaries and this one. To sum up my feelings, this channel, is absolute golden. 💯 I have never been this interested in documentaries before. Please never change Lemmino. Never quit doing this please.
Hearing about that probe idea definitely scares me, I feel like the reason why they don’t fill the Galaxy is because the other aliens know it’s a bad idea, in Star Control 2 for example you encounter infinitely spreading probes like you described and it’s a great explanation of why you don’t want probes that can spread by themselves.
Thank you Lemmino for another gem. This is my favorite video of yours that I've seen so far. I knew about the "Wow" signal, but some of the other stuff, like the Oumuamua, was really fascinating.
My favourite explination to the fermi paradox is the reef analogy (thats not it's official name I just call it that). If you were to go scuba diving in a coral reef, you would expect to be surrounded by fish, but there are some patches in reefs where if you were to jump in, you would see none. The only reason that would happen is due to the area being too dangerous for creatures to live there. Now of course it could be that maybe the water is too salty for the fish to survive, or maybe there is a strong current that would throw them into deeper waters. However, the much more scary alternative is that an apex predator lives in that area, and the reason there are no fish is because they have learnt to stay out of sight, lest they be destroyed. Because you are new to the environment, there is no way for you to know what the fish know, and your only hope is that apex predator doesn't enjoy the taste of human meat. What if the reason we cannot detect any life is because we are the inexperienced newcomers in a reef full of unseen fish. What if there is someone or something out there that enjoys gobbling up little up-and-coming civilisations foolish enough to alert them to it's presence. What if, as we gleefully poke and prod at each of the millions of crevices among the coral, the thousands of fish hidden just out of view silently scream at us to shut up before a shark out there somewhere in the briny deep picks up our scent.
Sounds like spc fanfic to be fair. That's assuming anything would care about us, not to mention the current multitude of technical impossibilities. The scale of distance in space is much beyond anything we can represent ourselves. Travel time can be counted in centuries at minimum for short trips to more than our direct neighbours. If something really had the leisure to move so fast as to be able to travel this in a short time, not only would we still likely not see it happen, but they wouldn't stop for something so inane.
@@fairsaa7975 Who said it was absurd? We have negative proof about the existence of another developed civilization, it would be presumptuous to consider it a possibility over it not being the case.
@@TheOrian34 But that again presumes that we'd have the knowledge to detect them. It might just be beyond us. Also, inference is a wonderful thing. You don't need to say "It's absurd" to clearly mean it, when you list various notions that would make it impossible, kinda stating that it's impossible.
@@fairsaa7975 Inference is whatever you make it, so I'm not going to let you put words in my mouth. And I feel like there's a misconception with new physics and technology. It's not because we are lacking knowledge, that gaining that knowledge will change the world around us. When we figured out how to go into space, it did not suddenly break a fundamental force. Our understanding changes, not the world. So these negative proofs of another existence, won't disappear, they might be understood differently yes, but that doesn't make it more likely.
Yeah for reals! He summed up like 4-5 Kurzgesagt videos in this one also with his own insight and great visuals. Fantastic editor, puts Discovery and NG to shame. He seems to have replaced SpaceRip as they don't seem to upload anymore.
i love this video so much! i love the subject of space, it's exploration and everything connected to it, as well as how it explains so many concepts in a very understandable way. The sound of LGM-1 in the beginning and end of the video always give me chills!
"Space is unimaginably vast and we have barely begun to scratch the surface. There are so many untapped avenues for detecting signs of life that if we just turn that telescope a bit to the left made it a bit larger and listened to a slightly different range of frequencies perhaps the universe wouldn't be so silent". This is so much true and well said because there might be an alien life just sitting in our backyard and we wouldn't have any idea about it.
@@kimberlyking9523 Or maybe on purpose. Animals in large wildlife preserves don't know they're fenced in. Even if they ran up against it, they wouldn't know what it was.
@Maximus Shinejil I was complimenting you. Some people like reply to deep comments with even cringier ones and pray for likes. You are that person. Nothing wrong with it.
kind of incorrect though, considering homo sapiens sapiens' 200 000 year long history contains plenty examples of human societies who place immense importance on living in relative harmony with the rest of nature (just look at how many indigenous peoples are to this day extremely prominent within environmentalist activism). meanwhile, industrial capitalism, with its motto of eternal growth regardless of sustainability, has existed for what, 300 years? 0.15% of our species existence? imo it's clearly not a question of biological capacity for intelligence as much as it is boring old politics
The most sound, sobering and upsetting answer to the Fermi Paradox is that, yes, civilizations are common enough. But they're all entombed on their home worlds, just as we will be. There is no such thing as intergalactic travel or communication, and that's why there's no evidence of it. Everyone kills themselves or is killed by cosmic disaster (like an asteroid impact) well before they can ever do the kind of science & engineering necessary for intergalactic communications or travel.
Bro we sent aliens an old ass record and they gonna be like “damn this is fire we should check this place out” but when they get here it’s all gonna be shitty
Damn, I feel bad for the Aliens. Having to listen to rap or Lizzo or other shitty modern music would drive the alien to take his ray gun and ray himself.
When I saw the 4.7 Million subscribers number I thought I was in for another one of those big sell out channels, you know, the kind that constantly tells you to buy this or subscribe to that, but this channel is literally the best mystery/history channel I have ever watched a video from. 4.7M in this case is a number well deserved. Also i love the music in these :D
"The Dark Forest" solution to the Fermi paradox terrifies me most. It basically says that the universe is quiet because if you make noise, predators find and 'eat' you. We may have doomed ourselves decades ago, and the predators are already on their way.
to be fair, if they were intelligent enough that they know how to even travel distances as far as THAT, they might know to not just approach an unknown planet in an unknown area... It's like robbing a house but you're not sure how prepared the people are for you, doesn't sound very smart. UNLESS they study us...? lmaoo
@@Dandom15 have you heard of universal paper clips? Its a end of the universe scenario where an AI attempts to create as many paper clips as possible, this goes from enslaving species to help act as a work force to aborsbing mineral and gas planets to use for energy and metal to make more paper clips. The AI only stops once it runs out of detectable materials to use for paper clips or runs out of energy. But because the AI wants to live forever it attempts to advance its technology so it can collect more energy and resources, until adventurely the tier 3 "species" which rule galaxy's is an AI which creates paper clips.
Lemme fix that Born too late to have annual raids from Vikings Born too early to get attacked by Chaos Astartes Born just in perfect time to experience AIDS
I had an alarm as a teenager and one of the alarm settings was literally called "womb sounds" and it basically sounded exactly the same as the pulsar sound in the video, sort of a vague underwater ambiance with a rhythmic heartbeat. Maybe that's why it's so soothing
Let this channel be a START, not a Replacement. As I'm sure it was always meant to be. Let it be a start and inspire you to inform yourself, cause now you now: History can be CRAZY and/or FUN.
Something that is often forgotten: We see things as they were a long time ago. The closest galaxy is 25,000 light years away from us. That means we are seeing that galaxy as it was 25,000 years ago. Let's say a civilization became a Type III 10,000 years ago. We'll finally be able to detect that 15,000 years from now. It's scary to think that there COULD be entire galactic civilizations out there right now, but we're seeing so far into the past that we may never know...
@@keilahs It is as far as technology is concerned. Look at ours. We’ve been able to reliably detect radio signals from distant galaxies for what, 50 years? Plus, I said the CLOSEST galaxy. The farthest galaxy is 13.4 BILLION light years away. Doesn’t sound very likely that we’d see anything anytime soon.
@@heelercs Oh no no. Our closest galactic neighbor is Andromeda, and it’s 2.5 MILLION light years away. If we ever detect signatures out there, it’s likely we will be seeing life from hundreds of millions of years ago. We could coexist with life out there right now, but the sheer distances basically ensure we will never know.
There is definitely life out there but intelligent life on the other hand is probably super rare. Even multicellular life if they are even made up of cells.
Elon musk believes that the chance of our reality being real is only one in billions, which gives you the third option. That option is that we are not really here because this is not really real.
@@a.h6587 With our current knowledge, yes you can say that its too much complicated to have all this just a simulation, but since we CAN simulate a miniuniverse it is supposed our universe's creators are much more advanced. In theory ofc xd
if we and all universe were made by someone in other dimension (what @Dusty Boot is calling reality I suppose) or this is all just a computer simulation then we're not in reality. If this is true the complexity means all this was created by someone who's either much more inteligente than we are or his reality posesses the means/tecnology to control our whole universe. That also doesn't mean we're alone. The creator could have created more life or other things that we probably haven't imagined yet. The real question is: If everything has one creator, where did the 1st thing that ever existed come from? @@a.h6587
Its a clever way to point out that "intelligence" is not actually advantageous. Its only existed on earth for ~100,000 years and could be set back enormously or even end before the century is over due to climate change or nuclear war
i always felt it was quiet bittersweet that we send out laughter and phrases and “i love yous” into a vast empty space with the hope that we aren’t alone.
Yeah, is as even tho we have ourselves, humans, we still feel so alone in space, and feel the need to prove we aren’t. So we go around screaming into the void, expecting someone to answer back.
@@omao4938 It's an odd feeling. There's nothing wrong with what we have. It's not like we are alone, like you said we have ourselves. But at the same time there's a sense of loneliness. Really odd
damn, the way you phrased that makes it sound like the start of a depressing movie, which would end in the planet wearing clown makeup roaming around killing a bunch of other planets, calling itself the JOKEARTH
Let this channel be a START, not a Replacement. As I'm sure it was always meant to be. Let it be a start and inspire you to inform yourself, cause now you now: History can be CRAZY and/or FUN.
Spend a little time watching satellite and rover pictures of Mars analyzed by youtubers Mars Anomalies, Jean Ward, ArtAlienTV, Time Archaeologist. NASA isn't telling us something....
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Imagine getting a transmission from space only to decode it as the universal S.
Just lemmino
Epic
What if one day, some extraterrestial being/organisation just sends a “lol” at Earth out of randomly nowhere.
@@lzongx6484 we respond with pog
Epic
“ok 1v1 cod mw2 nuketown intervention only, first to 10 wins”
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Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying
-Arthur C. Clarke
That's a great quote
Adrian M amazing quote...maybe the best I’ve ever heard
X-Com Enemy Unknown
There's no possible way we are.
@xStefann nn Elaborate, I'm very interested in your reasoning.
Earth : "Hello? Is anyone out there?"
Aliens : "Ayo turn off ur damn mic, u annoying af"
Imagine you're a scientist and you get a message. And it's someone screaming in anger in a language you don't understand and what sounds like a vacuum in the background
we're in a game then
@@ZebraOutpost That's terrifying holy shit.
@@ZebraOutpost 💀
"aight who tf let you on aux?"
Imagine the day we receive a transmission. And that transmission says: don’t be so loud. They’re looking for you.
or
"they might find you"
its kinda the plot of the book three body problem by Liu Cixin
"Briefly screaming in random directions" is my new favourite way of explaining how we're looking for aliens
Someone Or other I read this as he was saying this and my mind momentarily froze.
@Grassbread forever alone distant to die by our own doings ig
ok and
What if the aliens are just 1 inch tall? Could we detect them in our orbit?
The solution is simple. Scream in random directions from multiple sources...now, if we could stop having wars for the sake of politicians and rich people, warmongers and so on, and spread in to space...
“wat is dis”
- aliens, 2044
or who dat?
@@gsjdndnndns1818 new phone, who dis?
@@jjmeehan "new planet, who dis?"
@@jjmeehan new phowone, uwu, who dis? OwOther souwce of huwuman life? be a weal shame if I wewe to wuin it...
Lmao
The part that upsets me most about the search for extra-terrestrial life is that... well... what do we do with the discovery of life in the stars? Other than confirm that the universe is, even slightly, hospitable, that is. At an absolute minimum, it'd take about 20 years just for two-way communication to occur, and that amount of time will only go up. We will never be able to truly learn about each other, befriend each other, compare our experiences and existences against each other. I would say that proving we aren't alone in the universe will only exasperate the feeling of cosmic loneliness, because there's life *RIGHT THERE* and we will never be able to shake hands. Life in the universe isn't so much terrifying as it is depressing and nihilistic. The search should continue without a doubt, but only to answer our own questions.
This comment send chills down my spine
Indeed, the time scale is really upsetting me up too
The real sad thing is that we as a species probably will but you'll probably be dead
20 years for unfounded knowledge is not long at all
Damn this actually made me cry a bit…
The theory i find most plausible is that we are the first intelligent life form. The universe is "only" 14 billion years old, and seeing that life on earth took more than 4 billion years to evolve, it seems likely that life is young and we are the ancient civilisation.
That would be pretty badass ngl.
I agree. There definitely is life out there but as far as intelligent life like on Earth? I wouldn't put money on it
Um.. universe isn't 14 billion years old, its earth. We don't know anything about the start of the universe, i guess
@@ceiwox bro... its a really quick google search man
@@ceiwox We know enough to assess its age and reconstruct what happened during some of the Big Bang.
humanity just has to accept that we've been left on read
@_____ but both not finding one or found it both are scary to know if they are more advanced and declared war we would be fucked up
@@athalarahmanjauhari4135 I just love that you just default to them being capable of such a thing. It's the chimpanzee in us I swear.
@@athalarahmanjauhari4135 it will not most likely imo if they had capabilities like us they will try to communicate with us first, the desperation of being alone in this universe is way to big to overcome.
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heavenhobi nah they be left on delivered
I’ve come to a conclusion that he’s just a sane version of Vsauce.
Check out the youtube channel SEA as well if you like space-essays like this!
@@xXRaocnumDudeXx thanks
@@xXRaocnumDudeXx I agree. Jim can't swim is also a great channel.
this gives me nexpo/barely sociable and kurzgesagt/vsauce vibes. there is a spooky/mysterious undertone while talking about known and theoretical science + an existential panic attack about the universe
Vsauce was sane before he went into the isolation chamber, we all know what happened to him after that.
It doesn't make sense to me that there is a universe this big if we are alone in it.
Ahhh but the universe is under no obligation to make sense.
That’s because the world is flat and we are actually on a disk copy of resident evil 4 on the ps2
Who said the universe had to make sense though? :"
Would it make more sense if there isn’t a universe?
@@user-qr5og3dj9ddamn it I wish I was born on the Gamecube version
I love the epmty sounding heart beat from the signal at the end.
It sounds so empty yet full of discovery at the same time, but it also gives you the fear of that it just stops or that it changes both would be terrifing
imagine during those three minutes some alien was off taking a piss and missed the signal
@John Doe image being named john
@John Doe u ruined it
@John Doe Dammit
you really think they wouldn't have an automated detection system or some shit like that? lmao
good idea, 2004 toyota corolla.
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I'm a believer in the Wow! signal. That was some sort of alien communication that passed by Earth, and we just didn't have the means to properly examine it in time.
Possibility: It was actually an alien signal but it came from (let's say) a million light years away. This means it was emitted by them a million years ago. This poses a problem, the civilisation might have wiped itself off within those million years. We may never know.
Sadly there's no evidence for that
Oh yeah, it says Fuck it in CZECH to English translation. Ha, ha,ha, I wonder if they know what they sent. LMAO
Nah, there’s millions of things it could be before it’s an alien signal trying to call us and ask what little Johnny’s up to. Just use logic here, that’s silly and wishful thinking.
@@elijahhang9986Let’s use logic. We are blasting signals out all of the time, often directed at star clusters or places we think could potentially be habitable, knowing we have no chance of getting a response in our lifetime. Aliens have probably been distantly looking at earth and doing the same for billions of years and we just haven’t been around to listen for most of it. Logically, if that signal cannot be explained by anything natural, the idea of aliens doing the same thing we’re doing right now is the most plausible answer. It’s really not all that conspiratorial. It’s logically impossible for intelligent life to have never existed relatively nearby, and they’re probably just as curious as us
Me first finding this channel with this video:
"how is lemmino pronounced?"
"Just lemmino!"
Ah
in another universe:
"The Great Noise"
they be annoyed bc of our noisy asses
I would like this comment but I didn't cause it had 69 likes
the great noise is called kessler syndrome
they just want us to shut the fuck up
Mafw random idiots destroy their planet to slide in my DMs.
LEMMiNO: there are no signs of a galactic empire.
Rebels: you're welcome.
Joshua Hertz you mean the Resistance?
The Looinrims Resistance is futile. Time to die.
XeonGame3k Assault vector: Alpha
There is and me and my master is coming
It's those damn Jedis again
When you realise humankind isn't even on the Kardashev Scale. . .it'll be a long time till we reach Type 1 civilisation.
Nah. We are currently at around Type 0.75. As soon as fusion is mastered. We could technically already count as a type 1. Since we can use pretty much all the available energy in our planet in one way or another.
If we build a Dyson swarm we could almost count as a Type 2 civilization. Since The grand mayority of a Solar system’s energy comes from its host star.
Kardashev scale is deeply flawed, as it only takes into account energy use
I can imagine an advanced civilization living in a world so futuristic and peaceful they wouldn't even have a word for "violence" or "evil" given the tremendous evolution philosophically and in general knowledge they experienced. A species so advanced they have been searching for billion of years in their space-time zone another form of life to happily share with their not so neighbuors a world without war, a world without hate. A world in total peace.
And i can picture us attacking that world, because they would never expect it.
@Fedreal_Bureau_Of_Investigaton a world without war is vulnerable
There's no way aliens could hear our transmission unless they have a receptor for radio signals and it's highly improbable their technology evolved the same way as ours
I agree, we think that if we use language, mathematics, radio signals etc then other being would use it too. But there are beings out there evolved beyond our comprehension, that see our ways of comunication useless and primitive
Electromagnet radiation isn't something we created though. We just found ways to measure and create things to make it useful to us. I'd bet if they were so incredibly advanced, knowing how to detect wavelengths that produce sounds and light would be no problem. If they are so far past having any use or knowledge of radiation I don't think we could ever comprehend that they exist. That would be absolutely wild.
@@MrPhooey442 they are capable of breaking physics. For sure they must communicate in a way beyond our comprehension
@@doomer2539 I don't believe in things like ghosts but wouldn't it be crazy if they were actually some other being from another dimension trying to form into something we can comprehend in attempts to communicate. I think I might be going crazy and need to lie down haha.
@@MrPhooey442 i like your imagination, it's an interesting idea. Unfortunately for now we can only assume what they are but i believe that we will never find the real answer in our life times
The most terrifying conclusion that could come from the great silence. Maybe we are the first intelligent life... Maybe we are the last intelligent life.
Or maybe we are the last intelligent life?
Or maybe they just left us on read ):
@@user-gh5jc9tx5r
“What came into the signals?
“Uhg, It’s just the stupid humans again, sending message after message about their existence and shit, this is the 10000000000th time this millennium”
“Oh fuck, just delete it then”
@@omao4938
Let’s just hope they don’t do anything about it in the near future...
DONT YOU WISH
Aliens don't talk to us because of the Emoji Movie.
Harvard: Nigga here's your scholarship
Don’t forget fortnite
Buzz Buzz and feminism
Nah, feminazis@@ahahm3
Speaking of the emoji movie, he mentioned how we might be one of the fortunate few to cross a barrier, but with the emoji movie I doubt it
Honestly, I think it all really comes down to how unimaginably big the universe is. We can't go anywhere, we cant look at anything closer so obviously we won't find much if its not insanely obvious.
I don’t just watch these videos because I enjoy them, I watch and wait thinking that maybe one day I won’t just hear the same silence. That someone has found something out there, something new a new hope. But yet again I know deep down that with every video about space , the same answer is always nothing.
The fact that I’m going to die before we get to truly explore deep space is honestly depressing
Who knows how long it might take, perhaps a great discovery is just on the horizon. The nature of this type of research is its sheer unpredictability. Maybe your great great grandkids won’t even be alive for the first contact of aliens or maybe they will. You really just don’t know
Yeah, we seem to all be in the same boat my dude. But if our technology keeps improving at the rate its going, we may be at least able to see the start of it. Or just be able to colonize the solar system at the very least.
if you're lucky maybe we'll find a way to communicate with the dead by then
Have a pack of Space Raiders
You maybe lucky enough for us to go backwards and go back to the moon in 2021.
Deep space.... NASA has the impulse engine so it's not far off but I'm gonna guess the ones that go on this impulse driven craft won't be coming back.
i just love that earth is basically reacting like people in horror-movies that yell "hello? is anybody there" in the dark
And then they go there to check out if anybody is actually there and get killed by the most gruesome creature ever seen in the most brutal way.
Vibe checked by the aliens
would be scarier if there was noone there
@@skotomogilnik6305 would be scarier if it was your future wife
@@Revlin_XD would be scarier if it's your mom
There is also the terrifying thought of the dark forest theory. The universe is a dark forest, if it is a dark forest then earth is the only one foolish enough to announce it's presence. For everyone else knows to stay silent.
Me: looks off video for 1 second
Lemmino: "And that is all the planets in the entire universe."
Leaked message from a distant civilazation :
"New sattelite, who dis?"
ayy lmao
LMAO
"Send feet pics pls"
lmao why it reminded me of SECRET NUMBER's "Who Dis?" (kpop group debut song)
Yea my alien radio pal just got a new satellite
6:33 "Artificially induced climate change could serve as the universal sign of unintelligent life."
Bro he just roasted humanity
I was searching for this exact comment
@@sleepyfella same
This should be on top
Destroyed the self esteem of the entire human race
Epic.
The Fermi Paradox is absolutely terrifying. To think that we are somehow the only species to live in the galaxy and being entirely alone is just..absolutely horrifying. There is something about it that is just so unnerving. But it is so likely at the same time.
We aren't, I can guarantee you that. That kid in Las Vegas that supposedly saw 8-10 foot tall beings outside his home is possible. In 2011 around December 20th, I too had an experience while outside at 4:00AM and a orange glow on the horizon could be seen, I questioned this aloud and said "There's no way that could be Mars." 30 seconds later, a flash of blue-white light caught my peripheral vision and that object on the horizon was gone. I suddenly had this saucer shaped craft moving perfectly as if on some guided laser beam, slighting zig zagging up over the trees about 200 yards away, as big as a 2 story house 2500 Sq/ft. There was a beige color underneath it that was very bright and zero sound. I remember feeling calm, but it was a calmness I've never felt before, it felt forced.
I suspect there was some frequency emanating from the craft that is calming to us and reduces anxiety. It didn't reduce the shock and awe though. I could see a silhouette of someone inside and they look extremely tall from 200 yards away, which meant it was easily 9+ feet tall . We looked at each other for what seemed like 4 minutes, I was naïve enough to make gestures to see if I could get a response from inside, I even mentioned that not all people here are bad, even though we have a lot of crime, there are still good people here and also wished them a good life as well. It didn't shoot off into the abyss, just slowly moved backwards over the trees. I ran up the hill to see if I could find it but that was it. Mind you, I'm not near any government testing of anything and this was a country area but still lots of residents, but nobody ever reported anything. The strangest part that I cannot get over is I had the recurring thought that I had met whoever that was before, somewhere before.
I still think about it every day at some point, its always in the back of my mind. That wasn't the only encounter I've had though. For some reason, 2012 was a busy year for UFO sightings and another experience happened around May or June of 2012 where what looked like a meteor coming into the atmosphere, with a white-blue fire around it started slowing down as it got closer to the ground, maybe 3,000 feet away, then leveled off perfectly and I mean as precise as any maneuver I have ever seen, when in a perfect horizontal line for another 4 seconds and shot off like a bullet. The other was some beige/orange almost orb or mass of light, silently flew over my house maybe 1,000 feet off the ground possibly 700 feet. It seemed really close. Haven't had anything happen since then though.
@@steveroman3729 Maybe the government of the aliens cut the funding of the space agency.
@@popdoom4979 I think they run our government or we have some deal with them technology in exchange for something, maybe gold. There's just no way to know, but everything has been really quiet since 2012, at least for me.
@@steveroman3729 lay off the benadryl please
@@steveroman3729stop using drugs my man, get help.
5:25 "...can expect a reply as early as 2044..."
Can you imagine if we do get one, though? Music is likely a universal language -- can you imagine the beauty of a reply from our cosmic neighbors, singing back to us across an incomprehensibly large distance? The thought makes me cry. Its such a beautiful idea, and I am filled with so much hope that one day we will get that message. That sign -- a song of life; of love, from beings we may never be able to see or physically meet.
We may never truly understand one another, but perhaps the messages and meanings of our exchanges will be one in the same.
"You're there. You exist. We're here together. You're not alone -- we're not alone. We love you, we love you, we love you."
I get so emotional over things like this. I'm filled with so much hope and love for those that we haven't even spoken to.
And most of us would be alive to hear it. That would really be something incomprehensible to imagine experiencing
or imagine they just send us their version of Rick roll
"I can imagine an advanced alien species living in a world so futuristic and peaceful they wouldn't even have a word for "violence" or "evil" given the tremendous evolution philosophically and in general knowledge they experienced. A species so advanced they have been searching for billion of years in their space-time zone another form of life to happily share with their not so neighbuors a world without war, a world without hate. A world in total peace.
And i can picture us attacking that world, because they would never expect it. "
@@Fedreal_Bureau_Of_Investigaton why tf do you gotta reply like that bruh
Music is far from universal, and digests into painful collections of irregular sounds even just on this planet, with enough time and distance. It’s fundamentally an artificial means of achieving language. Mathematics, too, is contemporary. Imagine trying to explain quadratic equations to a society that comprehends math as the way blocks fit together, as medieval old world scholars did. We only cracked the base system and the fact that there was also an alphabet in the Incan knots this decade, and we had the advantage of knowing ahead of time that some of those were tax documents and others were letters.
"If fish don't need air to breathe then they can survive in space right?" -Some dude at a Speedway gas station
Hugh G. Reckshawn HAHAHAHA
oh wait he’s right....
@@maddiem7934 they filter oxygen from the water. But that would be cool too
Thatsmahnut imagine deep space fish
The reason why alien won't communicate with us...
Or we just aren’t plugged into multiplayer.
Our Nintendo Switch Online subscription ran out.
You need to pay extra for online.
HolyEyeWasHere Bruh I hate that
No, we have to pay EA $99.99 to unlock extraterrestrial communication, and $9.99 per new planet per message
Alien1153 has joined the server*
I am pretty late to this video, and others as I had recently discovered this channel. Just watched two other documentaries and this one.
To sum up my feelings, this channel, is absolute golden. 💯 I have never been this interested in documentaries before.
Please never change Lemmino. Never quit doing this please.
Hearing about that probe idea definitely scares me, I feel like the reason why they don’t fill the Galaxy is because the other aliens know it’s a bad idea, in Star Control 2 for example you encounter infinitely spreading probes like you described and it’s a great explanation of why you don’t want probes that can spread by themselves.
Hopefully they do know it's a bad idea, or maybe not. Hey whats that in the sky..?
It can even destroy them. (Wars)
Look at the Combine from HL2
Earth: "Hello, is anyone out there?"
Alien: **Swipes left**
lm
LMAO
Savage 😂
😔
deep
came back after watching his 370 plane video. Sometimes one can wonder, we have radar build to find something beyond earth yet we can't find MH370
That was funny... but still, at least 200+ people died.
@@Edmonton-of2ec jeez dude
@@Edmonton-of2ec how was that funny
Same here. His videos are addicting
Bob V I made one comment... chill out
Thank you Lemmino for another gem. This is my favorite video of yours that I've seen so far. I knew about the "Wow" signal, but some of the other stuff, like the Oumuamua, was really fascinating.
that pulsating sound gives me the shivers
like I heard it in a long forgotton dream of mine before
If you detect an alien civilization
Just lemmino
(10K Thank you!!)
Confused FilAm comedy rule of 3
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• Yves being awkward • F U N N Y
Gave me an existential crisis, 11/10
I had an existential crisis when I loaded up the video with my sound muted.. I was very confused
@@The_25th_Dragon It happens to the best of us
@Proger13 10 yeah i just want my descendants to see the first glimpse of alien life
thats how you can measure this type of videos: if it ain't givin you an existential crisis, it ain't no good
shit i also had an existential crisis but it's too advanced for me to be able to explain… fuck this shit.
Watching the high-quality videos of Lemmino with a headphone and 1080p60 quality is just next level of satisfaction! Love this man and his videos!
My favourite explination to the fermi paradox is the reef analogy (thats not it's official name I just call it that).
If you were to go scuba diving in a coral reef, you would expect to be surrounded by fish, but there are some patches in reefs where if you were to jump in, you would see none. The only reason that would happen is due to the area being too dangerous for creatures to live there. Now of course it could be that maybe the water is too salty for the fish to survive, or maybe there is a strong current that would throw them into deeper waters. However, the much more scary alternative is that an apex predator lives in that area, and the reason there are no fish is because they have learnt to stay out of sight, lest they be destroyed. Because you are new to the environment, there is no way for you to know what the fish know, and your only hope is that apex predator doesn't enjoy the taste of human meat.
What if the reason we cannot detect any life is because we are the inexperienced newcomers in a reef full of unseen fish. What if there is someone or something out there that enjoys gobbling up little up-and-coming civilisations foolish enough to alert them to it's presence. What if, as we gleefully poke and prod at each of the millions of crevices among the coral, the thousands of fish hidden just out of view silently scream at us to shut up before a shark out there somewhere in the briny deep picks up our scent.
Sounds like spc fanfic to be fair. That's assuming anything would care about us, not to mention the current multitude of technical impossibilities.
The scale of distance in space is much beyond anything we can represent ourselves. Travel time can be counted in centuries at minimum for short trips to more than our direct neighbours.
If something really had the leisure to move so fast as to be able to travel this in a short time, not only would we still likely not see it happen, but they wouldn't stop for something so inane.
@@TheOrian34It feels presumptuous to assume you have enough knowledge about an unconfirmed civilisation to dismiss notions about it as absurd.
@@fairsaa7975 Who said it was absurd?
We have negative proof about the existence of another developed civilization, it would be presumptuous to consider it a possibility over it not being the case.
@@TheOrian34 But that again presumes that we'd have the knowledge to detect them. It might just be beyond us.
Also, inference is a wonderful thing. You don't need to say "It's absurd" to clearly mean it, when you list various notions that would make it impossible, kinda stating that it's impossible.
@@fairsaa7975 Inference is whatever you make it, so I'm not going to let you put words in my mouth.
And I feel like there's a misconception with new physics and technology. It's not because we are lacking knowledge, that gaining that knowledge will change the world around us.
When we figured out how to go into space, it did not suddenly break a fundamental force. Our understanding changes, not the world.
So these negative proofs of another existence, won't disappear, they might be understood differently yes, but that doesn't make it more likely.
there’s something calming about the sound a pulsar emits
Ah, I found it more horrifying than anything
i kinda like it but uts also weird idk
Can someone make a Pulsar ASMR?
sounds like a heart beating
I found it sound like there is a very vast, huge galactic empire, which is very distant and it has just sounded its alarm to attack us.
With Lemmino It's : Quality Over Quantity
no with lemino it's quality AND quantity
@@ryabyan quantity my ass
With me watching lemmino: UPLOAD MORE I WANT TO FUCK YOU'RE VOICE.
Prasad Kharat so?
Yeah for reals! He summed up like 4-5 Kurzgesagt videos in this one also with his own insight and great visuals. Fantastic editor, puts Discovery and NG to shame. He seems to have replaced SpaceRip as they don't seem to upload anymore.
i love this video so much! i love the subject of space, it's exploration and everything connected to it, as well as how it explains so many concepts in a very understandable way. The sound of LGM-1 in the beginning and end of the video always give me chills!
"Space is unimaginably vast and we have barely begun to scratch the surface. There are so many untapped avenues for detecting signs of life that if we just turn that telescope a bit to the left made it a bit larger and listened to a slightly different range of frequencies perhaps the universe wouldn't be so silent". This is so much true and well said because there might be an alien life just sitting in our backyard and we wouldn't have any idea about it.
*Carl Sagan* - "The universe is a pretty big place. If it's just us, seems like an awful waste of space."
Never heard that 1. Good point
COUPLET. take that English teacher, i remembered
Complete waste of an entire universe.
@@kimberlyking9523 Or maybe on purpose. Animals in large wildlife preserves don't know they're fenced in. Even if they ran up against it, they wouldn't know what it was.
Yes but the universe doesn't care if it's a waste of space or not
"In 1977 the "wow" signal was received, in 2012 we sent a response" It took us 35 years to reply!!
And we only are replying to ourselves.
We deadass left them on read
35 Years Later: "Sorry, phone upstairs charging and ringer was off.. Who dis?"
Well in interstellar radio communication, you're not expecting a reply any time soon, so it's ok.
The aliens would see opened, 35 years ago
This is was of the best RUclips videos I have ever watched
These videos are so GREAT! No other word can describe them ! Cheers mate !
We are like a sailors on a boat floating in an infinite ocean, throwing bottles into the water and hoping someone will find them and send one back.
Only difference, we don't have any sails. We merely drift
Waterworld. One of the greatest films ever made....
IM SENDIN OUT AN SOS
IM SENDIN OUT AN SOS
SENDIN OUT AN SOS
SENDING OUT AN SOS
@Maximus Shinejil look how deep my reply is. Yucky.
@Maximus Shinejil I was complimenting you. Some people like reply to deep comments with even cringier ones and pray for likes. You are that person. Nothing wrong with it.
"industrial climate change could be the universal sign of unintelligent life."
Fantastic subtle burn
I actually had to go back and listen to it again to make sure I heard it right.
He is not wrong though
We are the smartest species we know of, but ants are also the most intelligent species they know of, so we don't know anything g
that was smooth
kind of incorrect though, considering homo sapiens sapiens' 200 000 year long history contains plenty examples of human societies who place immense importance on living in relative harmony with the rest of nature (just look at how many indigenous peoples are to this day extremely prominent within environmentalist activism). meanwhile, industrial capitalism, with its motto of eternal growth regardless of sustainability, has existed for what, 300 years? 0.15% of our species existence? imo it's clearly not a question of biological capacity for intelligence as much as it is boring old politics
The most sound, sobering and upsetting answer to the Fermi Paradox is that, yes, civilizations are common enough.
But they're all entombed on their home worlds, just as we will be. There is no such thing as intergalactic travel or communication, and that's why there's no evidence of it. Everyone kills themselves or is killed by cosmic disaster (like an asteroid impact) well before they can ever do the kind of science & engineering necessary for intergalactic communications or travel.
"reality is often disappointing" - some guy
"Either we are alone, or we are not. Both possibilities are equally terrifying"
Bro we sent aliens an old ass record and they gonna be like “damn this is fire we should check this place out” but when they get here it’s all gonna be shitty
@Gus Rizzuto yes
earth will be covered in nuclear waste land lol if aliens found the voyager 1's golden record
Damn, I feel bad for the Aliens. Having to listen to rap or Lizzo or other shitty modern music would drive the alien to take his ray gun and ray himself.
@Gus Rizzuto Rick roll the aliens
@@hairlesscat6458 rap isn't shit that's just your opinion.
Humans: *Send out music and long paragraphs of a heart felt, inviting message to any civilizations out there*
Aliens Reply: “Ok”
Damn didn't know my crush was an alien.
or they just response with "sry, say that again"
"K"
@@HappyBeezerStudios SOrrY oNly 1 TimE
'Hmm'
these vids always so well edited and the narrating is amazing
When I saw the 4.7 Million subscribers number I thought I was in for another one of those big sell out channels,
you know, the kind that constantly tells you to buy this or subscribe to that, but this channel is literally the best mystery/history channel I have ever watched a video from. 4.7M in this case is a number well deserved.
Also i love the music in these :D
"and thus artificially induced climate change could serve as the universal sign of *unintelligent* life"
was that meant as a roast of humanity?
I caught that too
@@TheCatWrangler me too
Lmao yes
Climates change will take care of the roasting.
I LOL'd at that one
LEMMiNO is taking on the whole world yeahhhh
These videos are so damn good they should be on Netflix or someshit
PepsiMan I know you
Itamar?
Nope
I have honestly seen far worse documentaries on netflix as well.
Netflix isn't good enough for this guy's content
This was one of your best. Great work.
Absolutely enthralled with your content 👏
Not hearing distant aliens is like listening in your backyard in Cornstalk, Iowa, and then wondering why you can't hear lions roaring in Africa.
That is an oddly specific analogy
ROAR
@Herbert Munson That's another good metaphor for this needle in a haystack search. Alien certainly exists, but proving it might NEVER happen.
@Herbert Munson universe contains an unimaginable amount of planets and moons, and you think we're unique?
@Herbert Munson are you god? You're all knowing and know that there is no life on each and everyone of those at this exact moment?
"The Dark Forest" solution to the Fermi paradox terrifies me most.
It basically says that the universe is quiet because if you make noise, predators find and 'eat' you.
We may have doomed ourselves decades ago, and the predators are already on their way.
to be fair, if they were intelligent enough that they know how to even travel distances as far as THAT, they might know to not just approach an unknown planet in an unknown area... It's like robbing a house but you're not sure how prepared the people are for you, doesn't sound very smart. UNLESS they study us...? lmaoo
@@Dandom15 have you heard of universal paper clips?
Its a end of the universe scenario where an AI attempts to create as many paper clips as possible, this goes from enslaving species to help act as a work force to aborsbing mineral and gas planets to use for energy and metal to make more paper clips.
The AI only stops once it runs out of detectable materials to use for paper clips or runs out of energy. But because the AI wants to live forever it attempts to advance its technology so it can collect more energy and resources, until adventurely the tier 3 "species" which rule galaxy's is an AI which creates paper clips.
@@robbyhenton8038 whoah
I have nothing to say except holy shit that's terrifying.
@@robbyhenton8038 PLEASE NO
The Great Silence u mean this channel damn bro
This is, without a doubt my favorite piece of video content of all time.
“Artificial induced climate change could be the universal sign of UNINTELLIGENT life”
LMAO
Otoskire The great i was looking for this comment hahahaha
Wait a minute...
@@Glocktopus1 it is fascinating isnt it?
@@quax8923 no buts
YEETA BIX Yeah it really is! It’s like studying microorganisms!
LeMMiNO's greatest video thus far, can't stress how many times I've seen this, still remember the "top 10 facts" days
Ah yes
John Smart
The smartest of the Johns
Born too late to explore the world,
Born too early to explore the universe,
Born just in a perfect time to explore the internet
wow
Born just in time to explore dank memes
Lemme fix that
Born too late to have annual raids from Vikings
Born too early to get attacked by Chaos Astartes
Born just in perfect time to experience AIDS
And it's not really that good
don't forget about "build" the internet XD
I'm on the "Aliens exist but they're just super unadvanced" side
how about the "they exist all over the place but are very fucking far" side
Or they are smart enough to realize that they shouldn't interact with us if they don't want to lose brain cells...
@@sIacker Nah, they're probably in our solar system, like microbes and shit
@@edinimsir5668 Yeah, I mean if can see the shit we're posting on the internet then for sure they're getting the fuck outta here
Hopefully
I don't know what it is about that pulse in the beginning, but I think that could be a new white noise sleep sound. I find it so soothing.
I had an alarm as a teenager and one of the alarm settings was literally called "womb sounds" and it basically sounded exactly the same as the pulsar sound in the video, sort of a vague underwater ambiance with a rhythmic heartbeat. Maybe that's why it's so soothing
Let this channel be a START,
not a Replacement.
As I'm sure it was always meant to be.
Let it be a start and inspire you to inform yourself,
cause now you now: History can be CRAZY and/or FUN.
"And thus artificially induced climate change could serve as the universal sign of unintelligent life"
LEMMiNO just roasted all of humanity.
Kaminoans in Star Wars were pretty advanced.
Growen the Alolan Marowak stop
Okay I'm glad I'm not crazy. I could've sworn I heard that.
I scrolled down here specifically to find someone who also picked up on that haha
As climate change will also roast us all
Something that is often forgotten:
We see things as they were a long time ago. The closest galaxy is 25,000 light years away from us. That means we are seeing that galaxy as it was 25,000 years ago.
Let's say a civilization became a Type III 10,000 years ago. We'll finally be able to detect that 15,000 years from now.
It's scary to think that there COULD be entire galactic civilizations out there right now, but we're seeing so far into the past that we may never know...
They could already have fallen again, at the point of discovery...
@@keilahs It is as far as technology is concerned. Look at ours. We’ve been able to reliably detect radio signals from distant galaxies for what, 50 years? Plus, I said the CLOSEST galaxy. The farthest galaxy is 13.4 BILLION light years away. Doesn’t sound very likely that we’d see anything anytime soon.
@@heelercs
Oh no no. Our closest galactic neighbor is Andromeda, and it’s 2.5 MILLION light years away. If we ever detect signatures out there, it’s likely we will be seeing life from hundreds of millions of years ago. We could coexist with life out there right now, but the sheer distances basically ensure we will never know.
@@chosentonessournotes Andromeda is not the closest, Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy is. Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy is 25,000 light years away.
@@heelercs
That’s a dwarf galaxy but I get your point.
I hate a love/hate relationship with thinking about this kinda stuff bc its so interesting but also terrifying
Bro you are ballin OUT on this YT money, well deserved 🙏🏻
Seriously, I really hope we find something before I die.
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@@Bruh-qv2xm yea
@@Bruh-qv2xm what does that say
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@@Bruh-qv2xm oh
One of the most terrifying facts of all time is "Either we are alone in this universe, or we are not."
Bruh just say the quote. It’s Arthur Clarke
@@hipfire1920 I didn't know who originally said it. Hence the quotations.
I think we are living in a world current where extraterrestrial are there
There is definitely life out there but intelligent life on the other hand is probably super rare. Even multicellular life if they are even made up of cells.
@@Sub4CarClips nah intelligent or not intelligent life is still interesting tbh
i think videos like this are the coolest thing ever
Make more of these docs! this is amazong. Love the Roanoak video aswell!
‘Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying’ - Arthur C. Clarke
Elon musk believes that the chance of our reality being real is only one in billions, which gives you the third option. That option is that we are not really here because this is not really real.
@@vincentleeadams but if you cannot be really here,then you cannot really see,we are too much complicated to just be an ''illusion'',you know...
@@a.h6587 With our current knowledge, yes you can say that its too much complicated to have all this just a simulation, but since we CAN simulate a miniuniverse it is supposed our universe's creators are much more advanced. In theory ofc xd
if we and all universe were made by someone in other dimension (what @Dusty Boot is calling reality I suppose) or this is all just a computer simulation then we're not in reality. If this is true the complexity means all this was created by someone who's either much more inteligente than we are or his reality posesses the means/tecnology to control our whole universe. That also doesn't mean we're alone. The creator could have created more life or other things that we probably haven't imagined yet. The real question is: If everything has one creator, where did the 1st thing that ever existed come from? @@a.h6587
@@JoaoPereira-jo7jv exactly what I wanna know bro. They say the big bang started everything. But what was before that!!?
“Artificial climate change can be the universal sign for unintelligent life.” I love it
Its a clever way to point out that "intelligence" is not actually advantageous. Its only existed on earth for ~100,000 years and could be set back enormously or even end before the century is over due to climate change or nuclear war
You sound like a scholar
Had to rewind to hear that again lol
“An intelligent life” I thought he said
why do I get the feeling I've just been dunked on...?
hearing the lgm1 pulse at the end is so profound to me knowing the vast emptiness of space and yet its potential.
Stellar work as always
"HUMANITY GHOSTED BY NEARBY EXOPLANET" lmaooo
LMAO
Reason: They where so freaking loud that when they sent back one it didn't work because the other one was way to loud
*imagine*
Lemmino uploads and you drop everything to watch
it be like that tbh
Michael Ortega basically what I did rn
Michael Ortega I’m in the middle of a class rn lmao
Exactly!
So true
5:30 "or is it" on the newspaper. damn a clever vsause reference
Don't know about you, but that opening shot gave me unknown pleasures
Thats gay
I was literally bout to comment thst
@Ahmed Gann shhhhhhhhh
@@miles6289 don't know if you've heard ceremony, their third album would've been amazing
Galactic Build-Up
i always felt it was quiet bittersweet that we send out laughter and phrases and “i love yous” into a vast empty space with the hope that we aren’t alone.
Yeah, is as even tho we have ourselves, humans, we still feel so alone in space, and feel the need to prove we aren’t. So we go around screaming into the void, expecting someone to answer back.
@@omao4938 It's an odd feeling. There's nothing wrong with what we have. It's not like we are alone, like you said we have ourselves. But at the same time there's a sense of loneliness. Really odd
damn, the way you phrased that makes it sound like the start of a depressing movie, which would end in the planet wearing clown makeup roaming around killing a bunch of other planets, calling itself the JOKEARTH
~ patent pending
Let this channel be a START,
not a Replacement.
As I'm sure it was always meant to be.
Let it be a start and inspire you to inform yourself,
cause now you now: History can be CRAZY and/or FUN.
Your videos on space are fantastic. I highly suggest to apply the same format and style to a video on the ocean abyss.
Watching this whilst being high gave a real perspective of our existence in the universe.
*Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known*
_Carl Sagan_
Spend a little time watching satellite and rover pictures of Mars analyzed by youtubers Mars Anomalies, Jean Ward, ArtAlienTV, Time Archaeologist. NASA isn't telling us something....
Yeah. Right here on Earth.
That something, is God.
Unfortunately, Sagan died without to know it.
@@Saint_nobody I agree, but what god?
"No signs of a galactic empire" Bunch of star destroyers come out of hyperspace"Oh, there is a galactic empire
*imperial march plays*
You have the perfect voice to narrate this subject.
Thank you for the interesting video concepts.
The Great Silence = LEMMiNO's Upload Schedule
I don't always watch LEMMiNO's videos, but when I do, they're always good shit
But we know that its great
quality over quantity mate
quality takes time...
*QUALITY OVER QUANTITY*