Should we be looking for life elsewhere in the universe? - Aomawa Shields
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Identify the article or zero article in a video about life in the universe and space.
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Identify the article or zero article in a video about life in the universe and space.
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4 minutes 36 seconds
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26/05/2020
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1. Fill the gap.
Astronomers have discovered thousands of planets orbiting stars other thanSun.
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closest of them are trillions of miles away, and even the largest are just fuzzy patches in the fields of high-powered telescopes.
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Astronomers discover these potentially habitable planets, and their eyes get big and wide.
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Maybe we should askdifferent question first.
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Each spacecraft carriedgolden phonograph record,
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ocean waves, thunder,sounds of birds and whales.
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Each golden record displayslocation of our solar system with respect to fourteen pulsars.
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Many years later, renowned physicist Stephen Hawking said that it wasmistake to give an alien species a roadmap to our planet.
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In 1990, both Voyager spacecraft passed beyondorbit of Pluto.
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… there'spossibility that they could decipher the clues from the golden record and one day reach our planet.
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That life could be benevolent, as we would hope to be ifhumans are one day able to achieve interstellar travel.
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We risk our very way oflife.
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Perhaps there is room to pushfrontiers of science,
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