A new paper claims that there could be fewer than one malicious extraterrestrial civilization in the Milky Way that has also mastered interstellar travel.
so, i think a lot of people wonder, what are the possibilities this could be extraterrestrial? well, we have to keep an open mind. some people say that the distance between stars is so great that they could not possibly be alien craft, but imagine that these devices could be from a civilization a thousand, a million years more advanced than us. then, of course, interstellar travel becomes a possibility. something that we cannot rule out. for so long, this has been regarded as, you know, science fiction. do you think this hearing and more transparency can change that? i hope so. there s something called the giggle factor. any time a pilot or a scientist talks about ufos, people start to giggle behind your back. but i think that now the tide has turned. we re taking this seriously now.
i get to work with gwynne, that is really cool. senior space operator, anna is gonna space herself later this year. her husband, and astronaut to, will follow her. well you when you beat your husband s base, how will that go? honestly, i think the job of the parent that remains on earth is actually the harder role. i am incredibly grateful for his support. crazy, i mean, you are both going to space. whoa we also think that s crazy. spacex is not testing this giant, a star ship, a spacecraft designed for interstellar travel. shannon is the engineer. i can t even get to work on this every day, this is so often. i cannot get it done fast enough. let s go to the moon! i want to go to the moon! jessica jensen is the most senior management expert at spacex. you want to make the ideas of colonies and space seem real,
“All sins have their origin in a sense of inferiority otherwise called ambition.” -Cesare Pavese
After another Universe-investigating week here at Starts With A Bang, I'm pleased to make two simple but very satisfying announcements: