7 April 2023

If we consider the Drake equation - planets able to sustaining a life, only in our Milky Way galaxy, could be counted even in millions, and perhaps in hundreds of millions. As the Kepler telescope data indicates, planets about mass of Earth and small super-earths are much more common than other planets, including hot jovians and hot neptunians. By now there aren't almost any information about small planet like sub-terrans, which are planets smaller then Earth and this kind of planets could be the most often planets in our galaxy. Almost each star with type close to Sun, including colder yellow and red dwarfs sustain one or more such a planets. According to this perhaps it's worthy to consider whether one of natural consequences of this fact that intelligent life is closer than anyone assumed till now, this mean, that this life is within 100 l.y. radius away for sure. There could be civilizations which doesn't create by now technology of interstellar drive or civilization like ours or even slightly less technologically advanced than ours. Advanced civilizations in our galaxy can be on a level thousands years ahead from earth civilization and have technology out of any understanding of nowadays intelligent life on Earth. Some civilizations could step to perfection of spaceship construction and gain metallurgy, navigation and propulsion methods based on gravity, magnetic field and robotics on the level to intergalactic travel. Else probably can travel between dimensions or parallel universes. This methods could require some teleportation technology and open multidimensional gate.

7 April 2023

Do extraterrestrial civilizations truly exist in our universe, and can we consider ours to be just one of many in our galaxy? If so, why do we still have no scientific data to cite if we want to prove the existence of intelligent life in the universe? This type of research, including the possibility of interplanetary communication between humans and other cultures and civilizations in the universe, is currently being explored by the SETI project, which is searching for extraterrestrial intelligence. However, to date, all the data we possess has been unable to confirm or deny the existence of intelligent life in the universe known to humans. Recent astronomical and astrometric data from space demonstrate several things: first, extrasolar planets are common in a spiral galaxy as common in the universe as our Milky Way; second, planetary conditions on the surfaces of extrasolar planets may be similar to those on Earth. Importantly, a second Earth has not yet been found. This indicates that either the nature of observations has led to the discovery of only certain planets known to us, or the circumstances of life on extraterrestrial planets are so diverse and widespread across the universe that it is difficult to say that the results obtained can be in any way conclusive for a true picture of the reality associated with this in the universe. Everything points to both possibilities being true. Civilizations capable of interstellar communication must meet at least one fundamental technological requirement: they must possess control over gravity and, possibly, inertia in their interstellar transport technology. This is arguably the most important requirement for this type of communication, without which interstellar flight, let alone further expeditions, would be ineffective. The knowledge they must possess involves an understanding of the principles and nature of the gravitational field, the properties of matter in a gravitational field, and phenomena related to the inertia of solid bodies and their physics. Average distances between stars in our galaxy range from a few to a dozen or so light-years. To effectively bridge this distance, technology is necessary that allows for multiple crossings of the limits described by general relativity. Although human technology currently does not provide any propulsion systems that would breach the current fundamental limits of interplanetary transport, with some still relatively ineffective exceptions, this type of technology does not rely on the known knowledge accumulated by humanity, and it will likely take at least several hundred years for humans to acquire this type of knowledge. This does not change the possibility that other civilizations are already at a level where such knowledge is not a problem and have already developed adequate technology. Similarly, the assumption remains unchanged and probably correct that there are more less advanced civilizations in the universe than those more advanced than Earth's (though this is indeed a difficult problem to characterize, and the realities of such a problem may depend on the sampling region). The fact that humans have long been interested in the unexplored and unexplained bodes well here. Thanks to this curiosity and inspiration from the unknown, we have arrived at what we have. However, to avoid wasting this type of work invested in understanding the truth, I believe it is now necessary to combine certain technological facts from the field of space exploration technology and draw the correct practical conclusions. Unfortunately, much indicates that civilizational problems and the problem of Earth's further development have escaped the world's control, and the direction of this development is becoming increasingly chaotic. The drawback is that knowledge should not become a set of views that prevents detachment from its canons, and the ability to think abstractly here, as never before, should be limited solely to mathematics and physics. Has the time come for the philosophy presented by our knowledge to be tested? Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to develop any properly functioning technology without scientific foundations and calculations. This foundation seems to underpin the current rhetoric and argumentation, which is commonly used in the current technological scheme based on materialistic and consumerist principles, without paying significant attention to the actual human capabilities that seem to be relegated to the background. However, scientific foundations are one thing, and the overall direction of development is another. This direction is determined by philosophy, certain principles, and humanistic considerations, not economic indicators and scientific drift. There is an equation, James Drake's, that attempts to determine, with a very rough approximation, the number of extraterrestrial civilizations in the universe. This number depends on many factors, including the number of planetary systems with favorable conditions for the existence of planets capable of harboring intelligent life, the length of time it takes for such life to arise in the history of the universe, the number of galaxies, and so on. The existence of technological civilizations in our galaxy seems obvious, but whether they are willing to engage in direct and overt contact with our civilization? If they are more advanced than ours, we must consider that they could pose a potential threat to us, especially if they are capable of arriving on our planet aboard vehicles or by other means, and if they possess technologies, weapons, and technological methods that are harmful to us. When they do not intend to reveal themselves and exchange technology with us, it may indicate that they have other, and possibly harmful, plans that they do not want to reveal, in which the position of humans is reduced to beings kept in the dark, who are exploited in various ways by these aliens with higher intelligence, capable of operating on a global scale, unaware of anything inhabitants who think they are rulers of their own planet, while in fact they are only pawns in the game of certain forces that may have been on Earth before, are now and will be in the future. From the beginning of history on Earth, ever since the emergence of multicellular beings in the primordial ocean, a living soup that later began to teem with fish, amphibians, reptiles, and finally mammals, all of this was accompanied by a certain intelligence imbued into matter. Someone imbued elementary particles with physical constants. Someone caused transformations to enter a flourishing phase, preceded by another phase. A cause-and-effect thread begins somewhere, but it may well have no beginning, which is just as likely as it did. Experience, however, begins in observation, and although we see processes and effects, we do not see the causes and nature of what we observe. The deeper we immerse ourselves in knowledge, the further this terminator shifts, but it never advances beyond a new horizon of knowledge.

7 April 2023

The diversity of other civilizations in the universe would likely be astonishing, if only humans had the technology to investigate. What humans have at their disposal is confined to the immediate vicinity of Earth. All humans have died on this planet; to date, no one has been buried on any other planet than Earth, and no one living on Earth was born under a sun other than Earth's. It is unknown whether infiltrating civilizations from nearby and distant universes have integrated with the human race by now. If they looked the same or were strikingly similar to humans, no one would be able to distinguish them from the natives. By now, their DNA could have been incorporated into society. There are known references to blue children, etc. The UFO phenomenon and the propulsion used in their engines have intrigued many curious people, researchers, and scientists from the beginning. However, they have been unable to copy their propulsion or any of their technology. Apparently. Another hypothesis is that over the years, during which contact with phenomena related to UFOs, their propulsion systems, crew members, and everything they brought to Earth aboard these vehicles, the technology was partially assimilated by the military and its subordinate institutions. These spacecraft crashed due to navigational and piloting errors by aliens were not isolated incidents; we are dealing here with something that individual governments, along with their early airborne detection services, have made commonplace, and such cases are still being reported today. Technology from deep space is no longer as incomprehensible as it was at the beginning of UFO sightings. However, it so happens that these vehicles possess precisely this technology, which is missing on Earth, and its owners, traversing the vast expanses of the universe in these machines, will not be eager to reveal the secrets of their long-developed transportation technologies. Some ardent conspiracy theorists even claim the opposite, that they have already shared their knowledge with the military and governments of the world's more technologically advanced countries. What was the bargaining chip, what they demanded in return, what they received, and whether this came at the expense of the international community in some way, we don't know. Perhaps the problem is that someone is limiting technological progress and the technology available on Earth to a minimum, having previously conspired with these aliens, in exchange for receiving technology that is intended solely for their benefit and no one else. The aliens are committed to disinformation and protecting the patent rights to this technology in a manner known only to them?so says the agreement, drawn up in secret and before the eyes of the world. These are only assumptions, but no one can deny or confirm that this is not the case. Our reality may be dominated by spies from other galaxies, doing some harmful work here regarding humankind. In such a case, we have little say; the fact that we cannot leave our own planet only contributes to making us even more susceptible to the machinations of these mysterious beings. In the past, there have been cases of observations of such bizarre events that any science fiction seems real in comparison. The eerie nature of some events is chilling. No one can explain them, and to this day, the people who participated in them live with trauma and terrifying dreams every day and night. In almost every person's life, something almost always happens that cannot be explained through rational analysis, something that changes the rhythm of life and directs it down one path or another. What we receive from life in the form of technology may be the result of forces that do not wish to be revealed on a global scale; an invisible enemy, or at least a masked one, is more difficult to identify and determine the measures taken against it. Someone knows this well and camouflages their presence, adapting their actions to the current global situation. Someone skillfully steers history, progress, and the capabilities of each of us, both globally and individually. Someone sold the key to controlling the world for exorbitant prices. Where is this money now? If it's just money, if everything can be converted into money, but there are things more primal and fundamental than gold and money: knowledge, technology, know-how of all kinds. And this know-how they bought from these aliens is priceless, in order to stop the expansion of positive human traits in the universe. This was the goal from the beginning; humans are not the only inhabitants of the cosmos, that's obvious. A gigantic battle for human consciousness is underway, because matter itself is worthless unless it is imbued with thought. Positive traits are inherent in humans, but someone lacking these traits, while possessing advanced technology, is a liability and an obstacle to achieving technology supported not only by reason but also by a positive emotional input, and to what can result from such a combination. The very propulsion of spaceships of alien civilizations arriving from space relies on a good understanding of natural forces such as gravity and inertia. However, in today's world, our science has considerable difficulty absorbing certain new trends related to higher-level knowledge related to the concepts of gravity and inertia, and its philosophy is still rooted in the early 20th century. There's still no connection between scientific and technological purpose, with the overarching goal of determining the fate of technological civilization on Earth, in which humans play a key role. The aliens have no scientific limitations, and since they've built their own propulsion systems, they don't care about the theory of relativity and the laws of dynamics. We, taught them in schools, often don't even try to question the pre-established principles we grew up with, because we know what's possible and what's not. Apparently, we don't really know, because objectively speaking, there are no scientific canons that can't be questioned. Reality is based on certain principles that define it, but no one said they can't be changed, which is simply a matter of intellectual level and acquired knowledge, and therefore, the technology achievable. Alien spacecraft propulsion isn't rocket propulsion, which is a completely primitive form of locomotion in space. Those who know about it aren't overly thrilled by the latest news about rocket launches. Although the media's nonsense about human space exploration using rockets continues to obscure the real issue, it can't influence the stance of those who think realistically. The real technology is hidden in reams of top-secret files, and the average person has no access to it. It's the most closely guarded information on the global internet, so incredible that no one would believe it if they knew about it. Because of this, it protects itself. No one could have dreamed of what's hot and what's happening in our galaxy itself. The solar system itself conceals so many artifacts, including the work of aliens, who have had their hands in the development of human civilization since the dawn of time, witnessing and observing cultural and civilizational development on Earth, that no one would even consider it. We reside here on this planet in complete isolation and have no influence over the sanctions imposed on us, without our knowledge. Someone, however, brought them into the world, because the time has long passed when we were supposed to break the shackles of planetary gravity. It was long ago that the right people existed, and someone so directed and manipulated them that their intentions came to nothing. Instead, we admire the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, and to this day, we haven't managed to neatly combine them, to overcome their lack of coherence. Despite the efforts of various scientists, the problem lies in the foundations, and in their current form, they cannot be reconciled with each other, even if we pursue them to the end. We must abandon this practice, because it's like the Lorentz transformation: the knowledge we seek, which we cannot obtain with current cognitive methods, constitutes a barrier like the speed of light. We will strive to reach it, but we will never achieve it, just as we will never reach or exceed the speed of light. This is the problem, and it's not a good path for the future. The right approach is from a different angle. We need to approach the issue technically, building technology using marginal methods that have been cast aside on the technological margins, because there are so many of them. We need to start with the technology and refine the theory to fit it. Only then will we gain the necessary knowledge when we learn something through hands-on experience, not with a pencil and paper.