Natural science I seriously imagined aliens / Arik Kirshenbaum / Yukiko Anamizu

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Natural Science
[Introduction to the Subject]
What do you imagine when you hear about aliens?
Many people think that the most common thing is the green, large-eyed human-shaped creature that appears in the movies.
You might think that even if it is not so clear, there might be minute creatures like bacteria.
In any case, if you can meet aliens, you have probably imagined that they are creatures like this.
Aliens are more advanced in science and technology than we are, and they are invading the earth, or they are friendly and make our future brighter.
But of course, we are not likely to meet aliens in the movies.
Less than 150 years have passed since humans have been able to use radio waves.
In other words, even if aliens are aware of the existence of humans by radio waves from the earth, they are only in a place that is only 150 light years away.
Of course, even if they come from there, it will only take 150 years at the speed of light, so it is natural that we cannot meet.
In this book, we summarize the results of thinking about aliens based on the theory of evolution and game theory on the assumption that the laws of physics and chemistry do not change in the universe, and based on the perspective of biology, if living creatures are born outside the earth, considering their -- Cooperation, Competition, Tea Time
Chapter 8, Information -- Ancient Goods
Chapter 9, Language -- Unique Skills
Chapter 10, Artificial Intelligence -- The Universe Is Full of Robots
Chapter 11, Humanity We Know
Chapter 12, Epilogue
Biologist, lecturer, researcher at Cambridge University's Garton College.
Chase wolves in Yellowstone National Park and in the forests of central Wisconsin to reveal the meaning of different types of howls, and is involved in a wide range of field work related to animal communication, including the whistle of dolphins in the Red Sea coral reefs and decoding the calls of gibbons in the Vietnamese jungle and hyrax in the mountains of Galilee.
Received a PhD from Haihua University and an advanced PhD from Cambridge University.
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