Led last launch for the james telescope The space web has stirred up the noise of the world of science with dreams of cosmic breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe, and scientists hope that this will help us reconsider time to the origin of the universe, and explain the mysteries of dark matter..
Each of these results will be among the greatest scientific achievements in human history. But foreigners may have the most direct impact on civilization, according to the website TheNextWeb
For this very reason, a team of scientists working at NASA has proposed formulating a framework within which the US government should inform the public of its findings if the space agency discovers evidence of extraterrestrial life..
According to a NASA document specifying the order:
Our generation might realistically be the one to discover evidence of extraterrestrial life. With these special capabilities comes responsibility. The extent of the question regarding whether we are alone in the universe and the general interest in it, opens the possibility that the results may be taken to mean more than support the observations or what the observers intend..
The researchers propose a progressive system in which evidence is presented on a scale of one to seven, starting with the discovery of a biological signal and ending with the final confirmation of the existence of alien biology..
It will also be interesting to see what NASA SOPs for head-to-head encounters with advanced intelligent alien life would look like..
We would like to believe that the US government will inform the public immediately, as a hypothetical example, if the James Webb Space Telescope can capture definitive evidence of active space technology on a nearby habitable planet.
But given that the same government has withheld official documentation of unexplained weather phenomena (STEAM , also known as UFOs) From the public for decades before its existence is finally confirmed in 2020, it’s worth worrying regarding whether NASA will let us know even if it finds evidence for alien life..
The report added that full disclosure may not be the best policy when it comes to informing the general public.
And the report wondered whether NASA should tell us if it found evidence of extraterrestrials, no matter what? Or should there be a ‘gradual scale’ for that as well?
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