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Hawking: "Aliens? There are
but it would be much better to avoid "
The British astrophysicist:" The contact with extraterrestrial life could be disastrous "

Aliens? Of course there is almost certain. Word of Stephen Hawking, the British astrophysicist known for his often contrarian view. The scientist, however, warns that mankind must not under any circumstances come into contact with them - this could be devastating. The star of the new physics presented in a tv documentary his thoughts about the universe and extraterrestrial life.

RATIONAL - In a world with a hundred billion galaxies, each containing hundreds of millions of stars, it is unlikely that Earth is the only place where life has evolved. It is what sustains Stephen Hawking, 68, mathematician and physicist with an IQ of 160, until last year the owner of the Cambridge Lucasian Professor of Mathematics and Physics, a position also held by Isaac Newton. Hawking, who suffers from progressive muscular atrophy - forced to live on a wheelchair and communicate with a speech synthesizer - is one of the most famous cosmologists. Well, from what the researcher explained that "for the My brain mathematical numbers alone suggest that it is perfectly rational to the existence of aliens, "reports the Sunday Times. The theories of the researcher will be presented in a documentary series that the next few days will be broadcasted on Discovery Channel UK.

RESOURCES OF THE EARTH - The extraterrestrial life, says the scholar, it is conceivable in the way as we know it - from microbe to intelligent bipeds. Simple forms of micro-organisms and animals may be the most probable life ultimately would dominate the Earth for millions of years. Nevertheless, Hawking warns humanity from possible encounter with intelligent life forms: "The contact with the life alien could be disastrous for the human race. " The reason? The aliens may take advantage of our Earth groped for its resources, then continue. The scientist compared the situation with the discovery of America in 1492: "When Columbus landed in America, things are not going so well for the Indians." Hawking has in mind the alien-nomads who, after exhausting all the resources of their planet, they hunt through the galaxies of other planets to exploit. Moreover, imagine the expert: "These beings could subdue and colonize planets aboard giant ships." It stresses: "Just look at ourselves to see how it could develop intelligent life in qualcosa che non vorremmo incontrare».

PRUDENZA - Già in precedenza l'astrofisico aveva messo in guardia dagli incontri ravvicinati con gli altri inquilini dello spazio. «Se mai vi dovesse capitare di incontrare un alieno, state attenti: potreste essere contagiati da un virus contro il quale non possedete alcun anticorpo», aveva sostenuto Hawking in occasione delle celebrazioni per il cinquantesimo della Nasa.

Elmar Burchia