Astronomers say that aliens are more likely to grow like fish than people.
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chinatopwin
2017-12-14 09:31:29
Astronomers think that most of the livable worlds in the universe may be covered by water, which
represents more fish, not people, who live on the living things.
Barcelona University Institute of space Fergus Simpson, used a sophisticated mathematical
It's sad that these aquatic extraterrestrial organisms can't be very advanced.
Dr. Simpson told the The Sun Online: "if we only talk about building high intelligence creatures
"I don't believe there are many highly intelligent aquatic alien species, because I think aquatic
Dr. Simpson says the unusual balance between land and water may be related to the evolution
He said, "our understanding of the evolution of life may be very imprecise, but the following thing
Barcelona University Institute of space Fergus Simpson, used a sophisticated mathematical
theory, it is called Bayesian probability (Bayesian probability), that most of the planets may have
90% surface water.
This shows that many extraterrestrial life bodies in the universe may grow like fish, or like other
This shows that many extraterrestrial life bodies in the universe may grow like fish, or like other
marine organisms on the earth.
It's sad that these aquatic extraterrestrial organisms can't be very advanced.
Dr. Simpson told the The Sun Online: "if we only talk about building high intelligence creatures
such as spaceships, I still think they will grow like humans."
"I don't believe there are many highly intelligent aquatic alien species, because I think aquatic
organisms, such as dolphins, are very difficult to use tools or fire."
Of course, the earth itself is full of water, and land covers only 29% of the earth's surface.
Of course, the earth itself is full of water, and land covers only 29% of the earth's surface.
Dr. Simpson says the unusual balance between land and water may be related to the evolution
of the earth's creatures.
He said, "our understanding of the evolution of life may be very imprecise, but the following thing
is not so terrible: we must follow the traditional approximation theory, which advocates that the
habitable planets may also have higher intelligent creatures."