A dog! They are looking at the stars in the sky. As we see. May or may not be breathing. Creating or not creating. But one question is right between them. Just like us. Are we alone in the universe? When the Armstrongs returned from the moon, they were quarantined for several days. Why? Because if a virus or any other germs came through them from the moon, i.e. very close to our satellite, scientists thought about the possibility of life in this satellite, isn't it strange? Let's go to the universe in search of life. Earth is the only source of life? This question is very old. There are ten thousand times more stars in our Milky Way alone than there are sand dunes on this planet. To be more precise, this number is ten to the power twenty-two to ten to the power twenty-four or more. If five percent of its stars are like our sun, then the number stands at five hundred billion billion stars. Very good talk. If we assume that even one out of every five Sun-like stars has water and life-creating chemicals. Then the number is one hundred billion billion planets. great
Do one thing. Let's cut ninety-nine percent from this one hundred billion billion. Assume that only one percent has a chance of survival. So how much did it cost? One hundred and one million planets. So where are they all? Nobel Prize-winning Italian, American scientist, M. Rico Fermio asked one day, that there are so many Earth-like planets that have the possibility of life. Where are they? If we are less intelligent than them, why are there no civilizations on so many planets? Our advanced intelligence accomplishes that. So why are they not communicating? The answer is hidden somewhere in the universe and time which is still unknown. SCTL has been trying for years to get a signal from the universe. Research has been going on for decades but the received signal is zero. Let's talk about this. In search of life, we must first look at the basics. Whatever we see with our eyes is extremely complex. How is it possible to think that the question does not come because you are used to seeing it? Chemistry is necessary for the creation of life.
We are a vast storehouse of chemical reactions. Now, what is required for this reaction? First of all, energy is needed. Such as light, heat, etc. Just the right amount. This is why Venus or Jupiter do not have life because they are either too close or too far away from the Sun. Next, different chemical elements are needed. All planets have chemical elements. But the need is the material that creates the existence of animals. such as oxygen or carbon. And the need for the most useful liquid, why water? Because the atoms in the vapor-liquid cannot bond. Again on hard ice, they can not move. For this reason, even if ice exists on many planets, life does not exist. So evolution can definitely be needed. Looking at Earth we see that the first cells were probably born in hot volcanic water. In the language of biology, it was once impossible. What we teach can be prepared from basic and simple elements. It is not possible to throw away the alien theory made of a completely unnatural material. Because science still does not know much. Now let's look at the universe. Planets that are members of Earth are called exoplanets. So far scientists have found 3800 exoplanets. Kepler Six to F is one and a half times bigger than our Earth. Located twelve hundred light years away. There is a strong possibility of the existence of water on this seven billion-year-old planet. Trappist One D is forty-one light years away. Tea Garden B is twelve light years away. K to Eighteen B is located one hundred and eleven light years away. Each of these has the potential to contain water. Evidence of atmospheric water vapor has even been confirmed in K28B. We have only scratched the surface of the wonders of the universe.
Well, do you know Drake's equation? No no. There is nothing to fear. You will understand. Those who have watched the Cosmos TV series know that Call, Second, and his friend and fellow researcher at Cornell University explained this equation very simply. If you don't see it, you can see it. Abbreviated here N is the number of communication-capable civilizations in the universe. r is the birth rate of stars. SP is the number of stars around which the planet is orbiting. NE Average number of potentially habitable planets present in stars orbiting planets. FN is the number of all planets where life is likely. FI is the total number of planets that have developed life. A number of planets with civilizations possessing technology capable of transmitting radio waves into space are suitable for FC detection. A time when intelligent beings are broadcasting their existence to the universe to communicate. This formula has been debated for many years. Drake also gave the approximate value of this equation. Then came the solution of equation ten. That is, only in our galaxy at least ten communication capable, civilization is possible. Later NASA found the value of this equation to be two decimal three one. NASA thinks they are on the verge of a discovery. Who knows what that is? Brake's formula is a simple and easy representation so that it is possible to easily calculate the number of advanced civilizations by setting the values of the variables. But so far it has not been possible for us to calculate that number. Because we don't know a standard. It is not possible to say that we will know in the near future. But the hope is that if one value is known, the way to extract other values will be revealed. If the calculation of the hope of the Drake equation is true. And intelligent civilizations in the Milky Way galaxy can master wireless technology.
Then at least wireless communication with them is possible. If these civilizations were randomly distributed throughout the galaxy with a diameter of one hundred thousand light years, the distance to the nearest civilization would be about two hundred light years. That means that even at the speed of light it would take two centuries for a message to return from there. Radio Web is currently the only means of communication with the universe. Someday, a better medium will be discovered. Maybe then it will be possible to communicate or maybe not. In science, the possibility always leads to better thinking. But what is it really? If we find alien life they are less intelligent than us then maybe there is nothing to worry about. But if the intellect is advanced. But then there is a problem. Can the possibility be completely ruled out in our case for a race of people better than those who lost Neandertal? We are too busy. Actually, we are alone to see it. Time will tell whether it is good or bad. Maybe that's where science begins. Or who knows? Maybe end there.
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