Warning aliens may intend to invade the earth explained by British scientists.

Professor Jacco van Loon, an astrophysicist and deputy director of the Keele Observatory at Keele University in the UK, has warned that a species with a more advanced extraterrestrial civilization could have can see humans as a nuisance that needs to be eliminated, the British Express reported.

This is not without scientific basis, according to Professor Jacco van Loon. So, given the existence of the universe, life on earth is still just a new thing.

The first signs of life on earth by humans appeared about 3.5 billion years ago, while the universe existed for more than 10 billion years.

If Earth isn’t the only planet inhabited by life, it’s extremely possible to do something that’s before us and far more advanced, if these aliens go through the same process. natural copper that lives on earth.

On the other hand, considering the past of humanity, a people with more advanced technology than usual do not care about the foundations of civilization more backward than they are on the development time scale, such as when the Europeans encounter the Native Americans who were close to destroying them to conquer the New World.

Professor Jacco van Loon said that an alien species with an advanced civilization could easily wipe out our species.

He wrote on The Conversation: “Aliens may… be interested in our planet. Earth has perfect conditions for life.”

He also hypothesized that aliens may need another home, if for some reason – such as climate change, nuclear war or a major asteroid impact – they have to abandoned his own planet. “Or maybe they’re not looking for friendship,” he said.

As the professor of astrophysics leads, there are many examples from our own history of times when people have traveled to a certain place on earth and acted cruelly, killing or enslaving people. that person lives there.

“The aliens that settled on Earth may want them to stay out of their way. There’s another reason – humans are predators that eat other living things. Aliens can also see it. man is a complementary or palatable food,” he said.

To answer the question of why aliens have yet to find a way to touch the earth, Professor Van Loon also hypothesized that the aliens may not care about us, but that That doesn’t mean we can’t find them in the near future.

“Some aliens may find them evil, confusing, too pristine to be worthy of their attention, or potentially disease-carrying,” he said.

According to him, communication signals in the vast space will take many years and travel even longer.

On the other hand, it is possible that life like theirs is actually very ordinary compared to so many other worlds and civilizations to choose from, so they may simply not catch their eye.

“If that’s the case, we could soon detect alien life on our own around a near-Earth star,” concludes the professor.