Comments by "s H" (@sH-ed5yf) on "Brian Cox - Solving The Fermi Paradox: Intelligent Alien Life in Our Galaxy" video.

There is a nice book series from the beithish author alistor reynolds. I highly recomend it. It is asking the same question and gives a realy dark answer
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Awww did you fall for some flat earth YT channels 😉
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@G-Luv_77 Well the universe we dont know yet. There is a limit of sight beyond which we cant see. The earth, well does an ball has an edge? Depends of how you define edge. But the atmosphere for sure does, looking at the pressure gradient upwards. But the planets I see in my telescope for sure have edges. Especially saturn and its beautifull rings.
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@G-Luv_77 ah here we go. So first no they did not admit that. Yes if you have satalites in orbit of 400 km you cant photograph the entire earth, that is why you collect pictures and combine them with a computer. And I photographed a lot of planets including Saturn, Jupiter and Mars. For some reason they look excactly like the nasa imigas 😉
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@G-Luv_77 to your question. Well because you dont understand what electromagnatic radiation means. There is a vacuum between sun an moon. Heat is the energy of an ebject. So if there are no objects there is nothing to light or heat up. When the light hower is hitting the moon. Gues what the moon shines in light. Not that hard to answer.🙃
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