A leading space scientist has claimed he knows the places where aliens are most likely to dwell.

Benjamin Zuckerma, a retired American astrophysicist, claimed that small, dense stars called white dwarfs could be home to advanced extraterrestrial civilizations.

The home of aliens In an article published in Universe magazine, Zuckerman argued that thanks to recent improvements in telescope technology, scientists can now easily identify alien outposts.

This controversial theory is based on the existence of Dyson Spheres. Alien structures that surpass have searched for decades.

These would be hypothetical colossal alien constructions that cover a star to collect energy. However, a single evidence of its existence has never been found.

Even so, it is clear that if found, it would be a distinctive characteristic of an advanced civilization, capable of taking advantage of the resources of a planetary system.

Zuckerman dy published hundreds of articles and books I think What is this? a Dyson sphere.

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White dwarfs are very present in our galaxy. Also, they give off a lot of heat that could potentially be absorbed by a Dyson sphere. In this way, it would feed an entire civilization.

The sin of extraterrestrial life.

We can find the Telescopes with the ability to locate Dyson Spheres are Spitzer, Wise, Tess and Kepler, explains Zuckerman:

“It has been hypothesized that advanced technological civilizations will build giant space colonies and supporting infrastructure to orbit their home stars.

With recent satellite data, it is now possible to begin to observe the frequency of such space-based civilizations in our Milky Way galaxy.”

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The scientist exists. Less than 3% of the habitable planets orbiting the sun live as arbor stars advenced extraterrestrial life.

That would leave us with a few million to watch out for, in case the only one turns out to be true.

In particular, the professor is no stranger to controversial theories, so such hypotheses are compelling to cause discontent. Many experts firmly state that the reasons why the spheres simply cannot exist.

And, although at the moment this argument is only possible within science and fiction, there is no impediment to its construction. What is this? .