Intelligent Life May Be More Likely to Exist on Other Planets Than Previously Thought, Scientists Say

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Intelligent Life May Be More Likely to Exist on Other Planets Than Previously Thought, Scientists Say

Researchers present an alternative to the long-held “hard steps” theory to explain the evolution of complex life, suggesting it’s the natural outcome of a habitable environment rather than a lucky break

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A bold new theory of intelligent life and origin of humanity

View larger. | A new theory proposes that humanity – and other analogous forms of intelligent life in the universe – might not be as extraordinary or improbable as previously thought. Instead, we might represent the probable outcome of biological and planetary evolution. The new theory challenges the decades-old ” theory of human evolution. Image via Igor Cibulsky/ Pexels. Is humanity the extraordinary result of improbable events? If so, does i…

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For decades, experts have believed that in order for intelligent life to develop, it was necessary to go through a series of unlikely events.

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Subscribe to our WhatsApp channel and carry the information in the palm of your hand. Aren't we alone? Smart life could be common A new study suggests that the emergence of intelligent life could be a natural consequence on planets with adequate conditions, such as optimal levels of oxygen, nutrients and temperature. Researchers plan to search for oxygen in exoplanets atmospheres and study organisms under various conditions to better understand …