Considering that with current spacecraft we would reach the sun in four years and the next star (the second, Proxima) in one hundred and fifty thousand years (150 thousand!), where will the last of the billions of stars in the galaxy be? And the last of the last of the billions of galaxies? And in all this space, will there even be someone to chat with?! We found one, a physicist from Rome, and he asked a real astronaut the same question. This phantom life in the universe, where is it? What does it look like? In the company of philosophers, scientists, thinkers, and dreamers from all eras, do you think we'll eventually discover that some extraterrestrial passed by who knows when and didn't even stop for a coffee?! Giuliano Buceti presents Cosmic Neighbors. In Search of Extraterrestrial Life (Ugo Mursia). With him, Andrea Vico.
Considering that with current spacecraft we would reach the sun in four years and the next star (the second, Proxima) in one hundred and fifty thousand years (150 thousand!), where will the last of the billions of stars in the galaxy be? And the last of the last of the billions of galaxies? And in all this space, will there even be someone to chat with?! We found one, a physicist from Rome, and he asked a real astronaut the same question. This phantom life in the universe, where is it? What does it look like? In the company of philosophers, scientists, thinkers, and dreamers from all eras, do you think we'll eventually discover that some extraterrestrial passed by who knows when and didn't even stop for a coffee?! Giuliano Buceti presents Cosmic Neighbors. In Search of Extraterrestrial Life (Ugo Mursia). With him, Andrea Vico.