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It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker. Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool. Thank you. Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker. Stephen Hawking has revealed he strongly believes in aliens and warned that Earth could be at risk from an invasion. In a documentary series, the renowned astrophysicist argued that it is 'perfectly rational' to assume intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe. And in an extraordinary series of assertions, he said Earth might be at risk from what he imagines to be 'massive ships' which could try to colonise our planet and plunder our resources. Professor Hawking said: 'We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn’t want to meet. 'I imagine they might exist in massive ships, having used up all the resources from their home planet. 'Such advanced aliens would perhaps become nomads, looking to conquer and colonise whatever planets they can reach.' It would be 'too risky' to attempt to make contact with alien races, he concluded. 'If aliens ever visit us, I think the outcome would be much as when Christopher Columbus first landed in America, which didn’t turn out very well for the Native Americans. The 68-year-old eminent scientist has spent three years working on the Discovery Channel documentary series, Universe, despite being paralysed by motor neurone disease. Professor Hawking, who communicates using a speech synthesizer, re-wrote large parts of the script and kept a close eye on the filming. The programmes use imagined illustrations to explain why he believes in extraterrestrial life and the forms it could take. The scientist said that most alien life is likely to consist of small animals or microbes in planets, stars or floating in space. But in one scene, shoals of fluorescent animals are depicted living under thick ice on Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, while flying yellow predators prey on two-legged herbivores in another. The existence of 100 billion galaxies each containing hundreds of millions of stars means Earth is unlikely to be the only place where life has evolved, Professor Hawking said. 'To my mathematical brain, the numbers alone make thinking about aliens perfectly rational. The real challenge is to work out what aliens might actually be like,' he added. New series: Stephen Hawking revealed he believes in life on other planets Professor Hawking has suggested an open-minded attitude to extraterrestrials before, but the discovery of more than 450 previously-unknown planets orbiting distant stars since 1995 is believed to have strengthened his belief. This year Professor Brian Cox, a physicist from the University of Manchester, also suggested life may exist elsewhere within our solar system - on Mars or the moons orbiting Jupiter or Saturn. Britain's leading astronomer also provoked controversy by saying that the chance of detecting alien life was stronger than ever before. Lord Rees, the Astronomer Royal and president of the Royal Society said: 'I suspect there could be life and intelligence out there in forms that we can’t conceive. 'And there could, of course, be forms of intelligence beyond human capacity, beyond as much as we are beyond a chimpanzee.' Stephen Hawking's Universe begins on the Discovery Channel on Sunday May 9 at 9pm. Executive producer John Smithson said: 'He wanted to make a programme that was entertaining for a general audience as well as scientific and that’s a tough job, given the complexity of the ideas involved.' Originally posted by Pokoia reply to post by chrismicha77 Hallo OP, sorry to say but the video link does not work. Please correct it because I am curious. Originally posted by RandalFlagg Huge ships ready to colonize! That dose not make any sense and hear I am thinking hawking was a genius. If advanced lifeforms can travel millions of light years to colonize other planets then it would seem they have figured out free energy. With free energy surely they would not run out of resources.
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Jedan od najpoznatijih astrofizičara na svijetu, Stephen Hawking, u razgovoru za britanski Sunday Times rekao je da se vanzemaljaca treba bojati te da bismo trebali učiniti sve da ne dođemo u kontakt s njima Prije gotovo dva mjeseca britanski list Daily Telegraph pokrenuo je natjecanje na koje su čitatelji slali svoje prijedloge što bismo mi, kao Zemljani, trebali prvo reći vanzemaljcima ako ikad dođemo u kontakt s njima. Bilo je tu svega, a najboljih 50 poruka imalo je čast da preko najveće satelitske stanice na svijetu u Cornwallu bude odaslano u svemir. Jedan od najpoznatijih astrofizičara na svijetu, Stephen Hawking , vjerojatno misli da su mu sunarodnjaci napravili veliku grešku jer njegove pretpostavke, iznijete u novoj dokumentarnoj seriji Discovery Channela, nikako ne podržavaju komunikacijsku igru na relaciji Zemlja – svemir. 'Gotovo je sigurno da život postoji u mnogim drugim dijelovima svemira, i to ne samo na planetima, nego možda i u središtu zvijezda ili čak pluta u međuplanetarnom prostoru', tvrdi Hawking. 'Svemir ima 100 milijardi galaksija, od kojih svaka sadrži stotine milijuna zvijezda, a istraživanja u posljednjih 15 godina dokazala su da i oko drugih zvijezda postoje planeti. Stoga je malo vjerojatno da je Zemlja jedini planet na kojem se razvio život.' Hawking smatra da bi neki vanzemaljci mogli predstavljati probleme , premda je uvjeren da je većina vanzemaljaca slična mikrobima ili jednostavnim životinjama. Posebno ga brine mogućnost da bi vanzemaljci mogli napasti Zemlju radi njezinih resursa, potrošiti ih i otići dalje. 'Moramo samo pogledati sebe i vidjeti kako se inteligentan život može razviti u nešto što ne bismo poželjeli sresti. Zamišljam da mogu obitavati u masivnim brodovima, nakon što su potrošili resurse na svom domaćem planetu. Takvi napredni izvanzemaljci možda bi mogli postati nomadi, koji žele pokoriti i kolonizirati bilo koji planet do kojeg mogu doći', ustvrdio je Hawking u dokumentarcu, prenosi Jutanji list. Zbog svega toga Hawking smatra da bi odašiljanje poruka u svemir moglo ipak biti preriskantno, a moguće negativne posljedice usporedio je s Kolumbovim otkrivanjem Amerike , koje i nije završilo dobro za domoroce. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom