Bizarre ‘reason’ why alien UFOs aren’t visiting Earth revealed, claim scientists – some may find it offensi…
THE bizarre “reason” as to why alien UFOs aren’t visiting Earth has been revealed, according to scientists.
A new paper, titled “Galactic settlement of low-mass stars as a resolution to the Fermi paradox” and recently accepted by the Astrophysical Journal for publication, has given some insight into why extraterrestrials may not want to come to Earth.
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The authors of the paper, Jacob Haqq-Misra and Thomas J. Fauchez, suggest that the Fermi Paradox has something to do with the “reason.”
In layman’s terms, the Fermi Paradox puts forth that although statistically, life on other planets is probable if it existed, we should have made contact by now.
They address the paradox by saying that “not all types of stars are desirable to an expanding technological civilization” and “low-mass stars, particularly K-dwarf stars, are the best migration targets for long-lived civilizations,” Science Alert explains.
The new paper’s authors state: “An expanding civilization could rapidly spread through the galaxy, so the absence of extraterrestrial settlement in the Solar System implies that such expansionist civilizations do not exist.”
In more simple terms, it’s possible that our Solar System is undesirable to aliens because we don’t have a certain type of star.
That’s where the Drake Equation comes into play, as it considers how the speed at which stars form in the galaxy, the number of stars that host planets, and how many planets can maintain life.
The Drake Equation is the probabilistic estimate of the number of advanced civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy.
“An underlying assumption for many people who contemplate the Fermi Paradox is that stars are uniformly attractive to a spacefaring civilization, and the civilization would spread everywhere equally,” Science Alert explains.
“But is that true? The authors of this new paper don’t think so.”
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The paper’s authors suggest that “following the hypothesis of Hansen & Zuckerman (2021), an expanding civilization will preferentially settle on low-mass K- or M-dwarf systems, avoiding higher-mass stars, in order to maximize their longevity in the galaxy.”
They add: “However, this scenario, as well as full galaxy settlement, can be excluded based on our assumption that the Solar System has not been settled.”
“But the lack of extraterrestrial settlement of the solar system remains consistent with expansion that is limited to half the galaxy, M-dwarf stars, or K-dwarf stars.”
Meanwhile, shocking new footage has revealed a spike in UFO sightings reported by U.S. pilots this past summer.
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The unusual sightings, which occurred over the Pacific Ocean this summer, were caught on video and in air traffic recordings, according to the Daily Mail.
The footage, shared by the news outlet, was captured after dozens of pilots reported seeing UFOs.
A former F-18 pilot and seasoned captains recounted to the news outlet how they saw bright lights moving in circles for hours as they were flying to the US West Coast from Japan and Hawaii.
The FAA was notified of the sightings, which took place in August and September.
Some pilots even tried to record when they viewed around three to five bright lights flying around.
And DailyMail.com was told by some of the witnesses that employers of those who saw the UFOs had asked them not to share their stories.
The publication shared a video clip of a UFO that was spotted by six different airlines flying toward the US.
And a new study published in Space Policy posits that even well-meaning aliens could be dangerous to humans.
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