somewhere in the universe, but now a new NASA theory is suggesting exactly the opposite. Instead, the theory posits that while alien life did exist before, massive cataclysmic events like climate change may have already driven alien life to extinction before it had a chance to encounter humanity.has been at the forefront of our exploration of the universe for the past several decades.
The belief is built on an old theory known as the Fermi Paradox. This paradox basically states that Telligentnt alien life should be abundant and detectable – something that scientists have agreed on for ages. Yet we’ve found no real evidence that alien life isn’t extinct, which may actually bring a solution for the Fermi Paradox.Because, with all the worlds and systems we’ve discovered, some kind of detectable alien life should be out there based on the Fermi Paradox.
But what exactly would wipe out millions of alien civilizations? Would could drive alien life throughout the universe to become extinct? Well, it could very well be an issue that we as humans are currently dealing with on a daily basis: the climate crisis. Climate change is a very real threat, according to scientists, and many are looking for ways to reverse climate change.
But, finding a solution is easier said than done, and because the evolution and growth of civilizations may have led to similar problems on those planets, it’s possible that climate change could have driven mass events that led to alien life becoming extinct throughout the universe. Of course, the theory is still waiting to be peer-reviewed, and it is, after all, just a theory. But it does make you wander.