No, it's the opposite. The possibility of other intelligent life existing at the same time as us, and finding earth, are vanishingly small, if not impossible. The size of the universe is unimaginable and mostly empty.
They al go to Roswell apparently.
I see why you are confused now. Newton's First Law of Motion disagrees. Your google calculator will help you.
Your theory that space is empty, otherwise we’d see it is equally convincing."Hypothesised to be" is the phrase you're looking for
Funny how one side of the debate is rooted in knowns and provens: the other, in fantasies and speculations...........
......until one of those speculations suddenly becomes "fact", when it is required as a foundation of their position.
Isn’t it a scifi sin to mix Star Wars and Star Trek?According to Einstein’s theory of relativity, going faster than the speed of light is off-limits in the real world. For this reason, warp drives, like the one powering spaceships in Star Wars and other science fiction movies, have always been firmly in the realm of imagination — until now.
The new model eliminates the need for exotic energy, using instead a sophisticated blend of traditional and novel gravitational techniques to create a warp bubble that can transport objects at high speeds within the bounds of known physics.
Earth.com
Keep on Star Trekkin'...
Yes it is - but Obi Wan gave me absolution.
UFO sightings seem to have started in earnest at the same time as powered flight and space travel. Why? You would expect evidence from before this period given the time the universe has been around. And why do they mostly hover above earth? If they’ve surmounted all the obstacles to get here, why not land? And why do those that crash happen to end up in remote areas conveniently accessible by the American “government “ where they can be whisked away in secret. The whole premise seems to be akin to a conspiracy theory which you cannot fully prove you cannot refute.
The theory is of relativity, just that, it’s not absolute. Like Father Teds big cow/little cowAccording to Einstein’s theory of relativity, going faster than the speed of light is off-limits in the real world. For this reason, warp drives, like the one powering spaceships in Star Wars and other science fiction movies, have always been firmly in the realm of imagination — until now.
The new model eliminates the need for exotic energy, using instead a sophisticated blend of traditional and novel gravitational techniques to create a warp bubble that can transport objects at high speeds within the bounds of known physics.
Earth.com
Keep on Star Trekkin'...
