Scientist Predicts Humanity Will Soon Not Feel Unique in the Universe

A 33-year-old scientist, who researched for NASA and now works at CSIC, shares their challenge of finding life on exoplanets and predicts that humanity will soon no longer feel unique as living beings in the universe.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish43d ago

“Pronto no nos sentiremos únicos en el universo como seres vivos”

Tengo 33 años: mi desafío es encontrar vida en exoplanetas. Nací en Priego de Córdoba, y estudié en Granada y en Chicago; investigué para la NASA, y ahora investigo en el CSIC. Estoy casado con una nepalí: tenemos una hija. Elegí la astronomía, porque en una clase el profesor reconoció que “no lo sabemos”. (Foto: Xavier Cervera)

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Scientist Predicts Humanity Will Soon Not Feel Unique in the Universe

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