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Just when we thought that 2020 could not get any stranger, a former chief of Israeli spatial security stated that human beings were in contact with the aliens from one ? oe Catholic federation? . Haim Eshed, former head of the spatial direction of the Ministry of Defense of Israel, told an Israeli newspaper that extraterrestrials secretly work with our governments. "The unidentified flying objects have asked not to publish that I am here, the Humanity is not yet ready? , he said. Haim Eshed worked for the Israeli government from 1981 to 2010. Credit: Gettyeshed said there was also a "underground base in the depths of Mars" where there are astronauts and American aliens working together. "There is an agreement between the US government and the aliens. They signed a contract with us to do experiments here, ? said. ? oeWhen expected to now for the humanity to develop e to reach a stage in which we will understand, in general, that space and spaceships are ? The astrophysicist of the Anu Dr. Brad Tucker told Sunrise that exists the possibility that aliens exist is ? oeIn relatively high reality? . ? oe if we think of our galaxy, there are about 300 billion of stars and there could be billions of planets, so it is very likely that at least a kind of life exists somewhere in the universe.? However he said they were ? oeA difference? aliens were on earth and that they lived between us. ? oeThe land has been around four and a half billion years - and UMA beings Ni have been here only for a very short time, he explained him. ? oe more probability of having visited or watched the earth over time before or over time later. ? It is possible that they have looked at at least our planet, perhaps from afar, as we do with other planets, he said. Luis Cal?ada on Flickr under the Milky Way Galaxy. Bi answers: How many planets of the universe have an intelligent alien life? More important to find life on another planet would communicate with those forms of life. The aliens are committed to Pra Ctices as philosophy, religion, mathematics, medicine and war? The only way to find out really is to communicate with them. Until the sixties, however, no one had not even thought of how many intelligent civilizations could be outside. He took the innovative mind of Frank Drake, an astronomer and first pioneer in search of extraterrestrial life, to find a way to answer this question. His he has simple but complete equation, who developed in 1961 is called Drake equation in him honor of him. The drake equation is destined to help clarify the types of things we should know to understand how many intelligent civilizations like ours exist in our galaxy. The number of civilization is estimated Which we could detect or communicate in our galaxy based on seven parameters. Drake's equation looks like this: N=R*fpneflfifcL. It's a lot of symbols, but when it breaks it breaks Already in individual components, it is clearer and more understandable: r*: how fast stars form in our galaxy.fp: the percentage of stars that have planets.ne: the number of planets around each star that has planets.fl: the percentage of planets that develop Life.Fi: The percentage of planets with life that develop intelligent life.FC: The percentage of intelligent species that continue to create technology that could be detected by an outside civilization like ours. An example of this is radio-signals.l: the average number of years advanced civilizations release detectable signals. When you multiply the first three numbers (r * fpne) together, you get the rate at which planetylithics are formed in our galaxy. The next three components (FLFIFC) tell us how likely it is that an advanced civilization such as humans would evolve on an Earth-like planet.RAPHAEL Perrino on Flickr Dr. Frank Drake speaking at a gala celebration, honoring the life and work of Dr. Jill Tartermultiply such values over the period of time that Advanced civilizations communicate and voila: you have calculated the total number of civilizations around us today. Unfortunately, the exact values for each of these components, particularly the last four involving intelligent life and civilizations, are not known. We can only perform logical budlettimates. We give all the plans of surveying the planet as the Kepler Space Telescope gave us a better understanding of the number of planets in our galaxy, we know very little about the origins of life and the evolution of intelligent life, since we have a single example. And this plague of not knowing is a big problem when it comes to using the drake equation. This is because you put different values in the equation can lead to dramatically different results. If we consider the "optimistic" values, where it is quite common for life to arise, and in some ways similar to those used by Drake and his associates at the conference where the equation was first described, we would expect an enormous number of civilizations in our galaxy. The other hand, if the universe makes it difficult for intelligent life Emerge, as advocates of the "rare earth hypothesis" suggest, we could be alone in the universe: business insider / Andy Kierszt the total number of civilizations we calculate rely very heavily on our assumptions. Our optimistic estimates suggest a fairly crowded galaxy, with about 140,000 species like us living in the Milky Way. It transforms the inputs down a couple of orders of magnitude, as we do in our pessimistic assumptions, and life is so rare that only about 1% of galaxies like ours could also host a complex civilization. The star formation rate in our Galaxy, at about seven per year, has been As a result of a NASA and ESA study based on the data of the integral satellite of the European Space Agency. The other values are based on pessimistic or optimistic hypotheses on life in the universe. The Kepler mission and e Research on the planet has made it quite clear that the planets themselves are common in our galaxy. There are also 47 exoplanets that have been dubbed potentially habitable because of their resemblance to the Earth.Furthermore, scientists at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have just announced that Keples has found eight new planets that were similar in terms of Earth and orbiting in a region where temperatures planets will allow them to house liquid water ? a key ingredient for life on Earth and other planets as well. And Kepler only looks at a small part of our galaxy: Jon Lomberg's painting, Kepler mission diagram added by NASA. The biggest differences between being suns in our galaxy and a busy network of neighboring aliens come from the values we know less: the probability of evolving life on a planet, the probability of intelligent life, the probability of intelligent life Developing advanced technology, such as radio broadcasts and telescopes, which enable communication and the average lifespan of civil technology.Nasa / Ames / JPL-Calt Artist rendering Ecista of Kepler-10c, one of the "Super-Earth" planets discovered by Kepler Missionnailing Down, some of these values is a hot area of research. Another group of scientists recently announced that they have found a way to determine whether planets in other solar systems are rocky, like Earth, or gaseous, like Jupiter. "To find a truly earth-like world, we should focus on planets below 1.6 Times Earth's size, because those are the rocky worlds", said Courtney's dressing of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in a statement. The dressing is the main author of a paper detailing the results of his team which was accepted for publication in the astrophysical journal. When most of the specific values in the drake equation remain unknown to us, Frank Drake's aim in 1961 was to clarify what we should be looking for. As we continue to look deeper into the cosmos, and closer to our Sun's neighborhood, the Drake's elegant and simple summary of the factors that determine common life in the universe continues to be a useful guide in our search for another earth and another intelligent civilization. This post is part of an ongoing series that answers all your "Why" science related questions. Do you have your question? Email science@ with the subject line "Q & A"; Tweet your question to @bi_science; or post it on our Facebook.more page by Business Insider (CNN) Aliens certainly exist, Britain's first astronaut said ? and they may live among us, but they have gone unnoticed so far. Helen Sharman, who has The Soviet Mir Space Station in 1991, told the Observer's newspaper on Sunday that "there are aliens, there are no two ways about it". "There are so many billions of stars outside in the universe that there must be all sorts of different forms of life," she has continued. "It will be like you and me, composed of carbon carbon Nitrogen? Maybe not. " Then, in a tempting theory that you should probably be very suspicious of your colleagues, Sharman added: "It's possible they're here right now and we just can't see them. "Sharman was the first of the seven British to enter space. The chemist spent eight days as a researcher in the space mission when he was 27, making it one of the youngest people to enter orbit. NASA's rovers are overwhelming Mars for evidence of past or current life forms, but the infinite charm of humanity with extraterrestrial life has so far proved unsuccessful. Sharman is not the only person to speculate that we had brushes with aliens, though. A former Pentagon official who conducted a secret government program for the search for potential UFOs, revealed in 2017, told CNN at the time that he believes there is evidence of alien life reaching Earth. Elsewhere in his interview, Sharman said there is no "a greater beauty than looking at the Earth from above". I will never forget the first time I saw him," he added. Sharman also discussed his frustration with observers who define it from his sex. "People often describe me as the first British woman in space, but I was actually the first British person. He's saying we'd otherwise think he was a man," he said. "When Tim Peake went into space, some people simply forgot about me. A man who goes for the first time would be the norm, so I'm excited to have made that order angry. " CNN reached Sharman for a comment. comment.

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