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Post by infinitemonkey on Apr 20, 2020 16:48:24 GMT
My musicvideo is about the evolution of life in the cosmos, about artificial intelligence as our possible future and about what we could lose.
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Post by Elizabeth on Apr 20, 2020 18:07:13 GMT
The video waa really cool. And by life in cosmos do you mean Earth or do you believe in alien life or something too?
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Post by infinitemonkey on Apr 20, 2020 19:03:53 GMT
The video waa really cool. And by life in cosmos do you mean Earth or do you believe in alien life or something too? Thank you very much  By life in the cosmos I mean first of all the only life we know of for certain, which is here on earth! And even if we are the only planet where life is a thing, it is epic enough! I mean in my body alone are 30 000 000 000 000 cells and every cell is unbelievable in it´s complexity. I realy like thinking about if there is life outside the earth, I´m a 20 years old science- student and took some astrobiology classes in university. What we can say for sure with our current knowledge is that the framework conditions that life needs to evolve, which are a habitat, energy sources and the ingredients life is made of (complex carbon- chemistry) are everywhere in the cosmos. We have hunderts of billions of stars in each galaxy and hunderts of billions galaxys in the observable universe. In recent years we found out that planets are everywhere and almost every star got them. Many of theese are in the right position, so that water can be liquide, which is the perfect habitat. And there are energy- sources almost everywhere in form of lightnings, hydrothermal vents or sunlight. This could lead us to the conclusion to belief in alien life. But as a person who beliefs in science I have to conclude that we have know idea at all. I mean we have the framework conditions of life everywhere, but the actual step of abiogenisis is out of reach of science. So we don´t know if the propability for abiogenises is so high that life is everywhere, or propably so low that it just originated once. But there is enough reason to search everywhere in our solar system (on Mars and the Icy Bodys like Europa, Enceladus and Co) and across the cosmos for traces of life. Maybe someday we will find a second tree of life, but maybe we will never find something else, then the propability for life in the universe will stay a mystery for enternity for our future generations! |
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Post by Elizabeth on Apr 20, 2020 22:31:33 GMT
The video waa really cool. And by life in cosmos do you mean Earth or do you believe in alien life or something too? Thank you very much By life in the cosmos I mean first of all the only life we know of for certain, which is here on earth! And even if we are the only planet where life is a thing, it is epic enough! I mean in my body alone are 30 000 000 000 000 cells and every cell is unbelievable in it´s complexity. I realy like thinking about if there is life outside the earth, I´m a 20 years old science- student and took some astrobiology classes in university. What we can say for sure with our current knowledge is that the framework conditions that life needs to evolve, which are a habitat, energy sources and the ingredients life is made of (complex carbon- chemistry) are everywhere in the cosmos. We have hunderts of billions of stars in each galaxy and hunderts of billions galaxys in the observable universe. In recent years we found out that planets are everywhere and almost every star got them. Many of theese are in the right position, so that water can be liquide, which is the perfect habitat. And there are energy- sources almost everywhere in form of lightnings, hydrothermal vents or sunlight. This could lead us to the conclusion to belief in alien life. But as a person who beliefs in science I have to conclude that we have know idea at all. I mean we have the framework conditions of life everywhere, but the actual step of abiogenisis is out of reach of science. So we don´t know if the propability for abiogenises is so high that life is everywhere, or propably so low that it just originated once. But there is enough reason to search everywhere in our solar system (on Mars and the Icy Bodys like Europa, Enceladus and Co) and across the cosmos for traces of life. Maybe someday we will find a second tree of life, but maybe we will never find something else, then the propability for life in the universe will stay a mystery for enternity for our future generations! You are hoping life can evolve from earth to live on other planets? I don't know if that's ever going to be a possibility though. Not many planets can sustain life at all and those that can (called goldilocks planets) are way too far away that it'll take several light years away to get there. So first we'd need to live millions/billions of years to make that trip but then it'll be a really long trip and if one runs out of food then it's a guaranteed death. :( But you are indeed correct. Cells are very complex for such a tiny thing! |
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Post by infinitemonkey on Apr 20, 2020 22:53:40 GMT
Well it doesn´t sound like a good idea to go on such a long trip, but who knows what future people think about it? I think future is unpredictable and everything could happen that doesn´t break the laws of physics. What do you think people would have thought back in the middle age when you would told him that people will fly to the moon?
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Post by Elizabeth on Apr 20, 2020 23:10:18 GMT
Well it doesn´t sound like a good idea to go on such a long trip, but who knows what future people think about it? I think future is unpredictable and everything could happen that doesn´t break the laws of physics. What do you think people would have thought back in the middle age when you would told him that people will fly to the moon? Well, some of the ancient people were already quite advanced. For example, the Mayans were great in science, math, astrology, and other things. The Egyptians also were advanced and built some interesting pyramids and some of us aren't even sure how they did certain stuff. The Great Pyramid is even a giant sun dial. Also, many of them spoke of travel from outside the Earth so I think they were planning on improving their knowledge and inventions to attempt that. Towel of Babel was already a process to get the tower into the heavens. So I think they knew it would happen, they didn't know when yet is my guess  Either way a trip that takes light years is very risky to do! Technology can have issues at times too so I'd think it would be terrifying! |
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