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Stephan Hawking said, "One day, we might receive a signal from a planet. But we should be wary of answering back. Meeting an advanced civilization could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus. That didn't turn out so well."
The question of whether we are alone in this universe or not has made scientists scratch their heads for centuries. They have been spending billions of dollars on projects that can lead them to other civilizations hidden somewhere in this massive universe. Scientists are busy finding the Extra Terrestrials but are they even preparing for what could happen when they find one? How are they going to react to them? More importantly, what if they find us before we find them? What if they are capable of wiping us out of this universe and why is the famed scientist Stephen Hawking afraid of the ETs?
Let me ask you one thing, are you a ‘The Beatles’ fan? Well, someone, somewhere in this universe might also be on the fan list. Confused? Let me break it to you. In 2008, for the first time ever, NASA beamed a song - The Beatles' "Across the Universe" - directly across the universe. The transmission, which took place over NASA's Deep Space Network, marked the 40th anniversary of The Beatles' recording of the song, as well as the 50th anniversary of NASA's founding and the beginnings of the group. Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney expressed excitement that the tune was being beamed into the cosmos. McCartney said in a message to the space agency, "Amazing! Well done, NASA! Send my love to the aliens. All the best, Paul."
Well, if not now, you definitely would have thought as a kid how great it would be if we found aliens or like in the movies, they invade us. What awe-inspiring it would be to receive proof that we are not alone in the universe, to be able to see or talk to an alien civilization? Scientists are burning the midnight oil to get this opportunity and give us what some of us have been dreaming of.
However, not everyone is excited to discover extraterrestrials. If the internet has taught us anything, it's that there are a lot of people who are terrified of the ETs. This also includes none other than the smartest Stephan Hawking. He hasn't been shy about expressing strong fears that a hostile alien civilization will one day completely destroy humanity.
The remarks of Stephan Hawking that you heard, in the beginning, are what he said in a documentary made for the discovery channel, referring to a potentially habitable alien world known as Gliese 832c. He argues that rather than attempting to locate and communicate with extraterrestrial life, humans would be better off avoiding contact. And this is where our excitement dies.
Hawking is one of an increasing number of scientists who believe intelligent extraterrestrial life is not only real but also much more common than we might think. But, unlike many of his more upbeat scientist-celebrity colleagues, Hawking believes that contact with aliens would almost certainly spell the end of humanity. In fact, he believes that we should fade into the background and keep our presence in the universe hidden until we have a better understanding of how to deal with alien affairs. And the bad news is, we've already been broadcasting our location to the Universe for years. But the bad news is, we've already been broadcasting our location to the Universe for years. Disclaimer:
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