Because of the research, scientists assumed that the estimated age of any civilization is 100,000 years. The only human civilization is believed to last for 200,000 years. Although evidence of only 5,000 years ago is available.
Do you remember the creatures of Bhinappar with Eliot in the film 'ET' (1982) directed by Stephen Spilberg? 'Koi Mile Gaya' (2003) with Rohit's 'Magic' Dosti? Or is Satyajit Ray's 'Bunku Babu Friend', 'Ankasar Golabi Babu and Tipu'? Maybe these friendships are only possible on screen pages and movies. Because it is not possible for us to meet the creatures of vinadas. That's what scientists think.
According to the international media, Curiosity.com, according to the famous pharmacophilic Enrico Fermi's 'Pharmacy Paradox', the Vinegar organisms must exist in the universe. According to another American astronomer Frank Drake, there is a possibility of the existence of advanced organisms in the galaxy. However, how many or how many of them are, it is not known exactly.
Nevertheless, why did not the life of an alien or vinagraha face the world?
The researcher Claudio Grimaldi and her team scientists from the Federal Polytechnical School of Loseen in Switzerland have reached the conclusion that the longevity of the planet's creatures will be erased long before any radio signal coming from the venereal world is reached. This is because, when the waves are coming in contact with other civilizations that are beyond the air.
Because of the research, scientists assumed that the estimated age of any civilization is 100,000 years. The only human civilization is believed to last for 200,000 years. Although evidence of only 5,000 years ago is available.
Like that, the aliens can survive for an estimated 100,000 years. If they send a signal, it can not reach the speed faster than the light. That is, the existence of those creatures of the vignette will end as long as we need to get a signal sent from the Alien civilization.
So far, for just over 80 years, scientists have been able to transmit radio signals from the Earth, and it is possible to exceed only 0.001 percent of the galaxy.