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Scientists say there is a ' 100% chance' that there is life in the universe.
But on the other hand, scientists also face the absence of any evidence of life.
This raises 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 may offer a chilling glimpse into our own civilisation.
A biopsychologist at the University of Albany has argued that aliens might be scared of visiting humans.
The 'Great Filter' theory suggests that we might have already missed aliens.
It is the 'simplest answer' to the Fermi Paradox is simply that nobody else is out there.
The Drake Equation is a rough estimate of how many intelligent alien civilisations could exist in the Milky Way.
And, to make matters worse, even if there is intelligent life out there it doesn't necessarily mean that we could communicate with it. Professor Walter says: 'There are lots of species on Earth that can communicate, at least with each other, but they don't build radios. 'Dolphins might be more intelligent than we are but they live underwater, they don't have hands, they can't work with electricity; so you're not going to communicate with a creature that's on a water world.'.
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