If the universe is so vast and filled with billions of potentially habitable planets, why haven't we encountered any signs of ...

Could ancient civilizations have encountered extraterrestrial beings? This question has intrigued humanity for generations.

Wright said Fermi’s Paradox essentially suggests that — given enough time — “every alien species will eventually have their own Elon Musk who will go out and settle the next star over”.

It became known as Fermi's Paradox: if the Earth isn't special, and the Universe is so very big with so many stars, where is everybody? Los Alamos in 1944, during the Manhattan Project.

Often taking the form of the “Fermi paradox”—a 75-year-old thought experiment that explores why there are so many worlds, yet seemingly no alien civilizations—this grand question has ...

Wright said Fermi's Paradox essentially suggests that -- given enough time -- "every alien species will eventually have their own Elon Musk who will go out and settle the next star over".

Wright said Fermi's Paradox essentially suggests that -- given enough time -- "every alien species will eventually have their own Elon Musk who will go out and settle the next star over".