Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 51 minutes ago
At some point or another, anyone who has even a tiny bit of interest in science and astronomy think to themselves, "Are we alone in this Universe?". The rough reality is that no one can definitively answer this question… we simply don't have any evidence of extra-terrestrial life. But our human mind absolutely refuses to take "no" as an answer! Because we were taught "seek, and you shall find", right?
It is always worth searching for something hidden in plain sight, somewhere in close vicinity. It is apparent that if there is no other life form in the Solar system… then the search needs to start around the nearest next star. Today we will try to answer the question whether the nearest start system contains signs of life (Proxima B), or if it is yet another cold cosmic desert, just like trillions of systems similar to this one?
At some point or another, anyone who has even a tiny bit of interest in science and astronomy think to themselves, "Are we alone in this Universe?". The rough reality is that no one can definitively answer this question… we simply don't have any evidence of extra-terrestrial life. But our human mind absolutely refuses to take "no" as an answer! Because we were taught "seek, and you shall find", right?
It is always worth searching for something hidden in plain sight, somewhere in close vicinity. It is apparent that if there is no other life form in the Solar system… then the search needs to start around the nearest next star. Today we will try to answer the question whether the nearest start system contains signs of life (Proxima B), or if it is yet another cold cosmic desert, just like trillions of systems similar to this one?
