Despite what UFO enthusiasts might claim, virtually every scientist agrees that humanity is yet to receive a message let alone a visitor from beyond our planet.
But in the vast scale of the universe – containing an estimated 2 trillion galaxies – scientists say there is a ‘100 per cent chance’ that there is life somewhere apart from Earth.
This raises a intriguing question: If alien life truly is common in the Universe, why haven’t we heard from them?
From the ‘Dark Forest Hypothesis’ to the inevitability of nuclear war, the answer to this question may offer a chilling glimpse into the future of our own civilisation.
Professor Frederick Walter, a galactic astronomer from Stony Brook University says: ‘Life is a biochemical process, it’s going to happen, but as you go further down the chain things become more uncertain.’
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