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This article was originally written for a paranormal magazine called The Paranormal Journal,  it became known as The Underground Files covering ghosts, ufos, cryptozoology, and government conspiracies amongst others. I no longer write for the magazine and it is no longer in existence.

Where Art Thou?

Where might those little green men be? It’s been suggested by astronomers they’ve found the possible places, right in the middle of the Milky Way and X marks the spot.

“Our Milky Way galaxy is home to hundreds of billions of stars, but until recently astronomers could only guess as to how many are hospitable for the development of complex life,” Charles Lineweaver, from the University of New South Wales, Australia, said in a statement. “What we have done for the first time is to qualify carefully where complex life is likely to exist.”

Lineweaver and Swinburne University of Technology colleagues Yeshe Fenner and Brad Gibson, published a paper in Science stating that there are hundreds of stars capable of holding life and are visible with the naked eye.

“Many hundreds and thousands of stars which you could look up and see with the naked eye, most of which are actually very close, would potentially have terrestrial planets similar to the Earth and Mars and Venus.”

Gibson states the habitable zone appeared about eight million years ago but had since accumulated heavy elements like carbon, oxygen and iron.

“Perhaps there is no life out there,” Lineweaver said. “But if there is life, we’ve determined where you are most likely to find it.”

In either event, if this is so, something can surely breathe out there. The Heavens may giveth life yet beyond our own planet!

Where Art thou? written by Bill Barber

 
 


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