(Web Desk) – Are aliens there? At NASA, astronomers such as Dr. Lindsay Hays are trying to answer one of the most important questions ever asked: Is there life beyond Earth?
The NASA scientist says this is a very interesting question – one that they have been trying to explore for a very long time.
The eternal question hidden in the minds of everyone who loves space is – is there life outside the earth? Despite many space travels, we have not been able to find a trace of life outside of our planet until now.
However, every once in a while we hear about a UFO being seen in another part of the world. Most of the time, these sightings turn into false alarms.
And some remain a mystery. Considering that the universe is infinite, we have never scratched the surface. So the opportunity to earn a living abroad is very open.
A NASA scientist has tried to answer questions about aliens and whether they exist.
In a video on NASA s Instagram page, Dr. Lindsay Hays, an astronomer, says that this is a very interesting question – scientists have been trying to understand and study for a very long time. However, they could not find life on any other planet.
However, he adds, NASA continues to look for signs of life beyond Earth. The U.S. space agency has sent five rovers and four landers to Mars.
In addition to this, their orbiters, equipped with surprisingly high-resolution cameras, continue to look beyond the Martian. However, only a small fraction of Mars has been explored so far.
The more they explore, the more they learn about different areas of life.
“So we can’t say whether the aliens are there or not,” Hays said.
He then quoted American astronomer and best-selling author Carl Sagan, saying: “The whole world is a wonderful place. If it’s just us, it looks like a waste of space. ”
A NASA scientist promised to continue observing life on other planets.
Many users, however, say that life exists outside the Earth and it is only a matter of time before NASA finds it. “Of course! They do! ”Commented user griffith.david1 in a post.
