Are we alone in the Universe? How can we even search for life on other planets, and why do scientists assume it must be similar to Earth's? Could life on Earth accidentally end up on another planet, and could we one day migrate to another world? Drobyshevsky discussed this with Mikhail Nikitin, a biologist and researcher at the Belozersky Institute of Physical and Chemical Biology at Moscow State University; Oleg Voloshin, a cyberneticist and Honored Space Technology Tester; and Valery Shematovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.

00:00 "Drobyshevsky Plus." Extraterrestrial Life
01:05 Why do we imagine life on other planets as being similar to life on Earth?
06:09 Is carbon the only option?
10:27 What signs of life have been discovered on other planets?
11:55 How did life appear on Earth?
16:25 "It's impossible to create conditions that are optimal for all parameters."
22:18 Should we look for life in conditions as close to Earth as possible?
23:38 An ocean of liquid water beneath Europa's ice
26:09 "Life on Earth originated in light."
28:41 What conditions must exist on a planet for life to emerge?
32:40 Can our life inhabit other planets?
34:34 Could we have left something in space for life to emerge?
42:13 Is Mars suitable for life?
46:31 Is there life on gas giants?
47:34 Can we send our bacteria to another star?
54:13 Is it possible to live on Proxima Centauri b?
56:02 What would happen if we sent living beings to other planets?
1:03:30 A plan for resettlement to another planet
1:10:47 Is there life on Mars?

1:14:22 Have we already passed the Great Filter?

1:14:35 Do UFOs exist?

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