Possible life on Mars was destroyed by alien creatures that possessed nuclear weapons. This is stated by John Brandenburg, Ph.D., professor of plasma particle physics and an expert in power plant technology, writes International Business Insider.
According to a researcher from the United States, something similar can comprehend the Earth. In his work, entitled 'Evidence of a Massive Thermonuclear Explosion on Mars in the Past. Sidonia's hypothesis, Fermi's paradox, 'he concludes that the interstellar surroundings of the Earth have forces or beings hostile to young,' noisy 'civilizations like ours. In this regard, the scientist believes, the aliens decided to hit the red planet with nuclear charges.
According to Brandenburg, such explosions occurred twice on the Red Planet, destroying parts of Sidonia and Utopia, where life originated. The physicist believes that the color of the surface of Mars indicates nuclear attacks.
Meanwhile, scientists are trying to find confirmation that earthlings are not alone in the universe. NASA is targeting Europa, the moon of Jupiter, under whose ice supposedly lies the ocean – a potential source of life.
The Fermi paradox was outlined by the Italian physicist Enrico Fermi. He doubted the possibility of detecting extraterrestrial civilizations. The paradox lies in the absence of visible traces of the activities of other inhabitants of the Universe, which should have settled in it for many years of existence.
