The question “Is there life on Mars?” has long been part of folklore, as well as the expression “little green men from Mars”. Both have turned into familiar phrases, often used with an ironic tone. This is a remnant from a time when some eagerly hoped for humanity to find intelligent life elsewhere, while others dismissed the very question of… Continue reading "In the Ocean of Intelligent Life"
The term “cosmos” first appeared in ancient Greek philosophy, where it referred to the system of the world as a unified whole, encompassing everything — from the movement of the celestial bodies to the social life of humans. And although the world in the worldviews of that time was different, the idea of it as a single system was very… Continue reading "Our Cosmism"
I believe, friends, rocket caravans will rush us forward from star to star. On the dusty paths of distant planets Our tracks will remain. V. Voinovich They say: “If God had meant us to fly he’d have given us wings”. This proverb is often applied to a person. This was once said, usually with irony, about those who dreamed of… Continue reading "A cosmic race"
Our Universe is intelligent, and it is, in the most literal sense, teeming with intelligent life. Throughout its nearly boundless expanse, countless intelligent races dwell — sentient beings, as the Teaching calls them. They can rightly be considered our brothers in mind — and even more than brothers, for both in humans and in other sentient beings, the single intelligence… Continue reading "Brothers in Mind, Brothers in Spirit"
