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The '''Fermi paradox''', named after [[physicist]] Enrico Fermi, refers to the apparent contradiction between the vast number of potential life-bearing [[planets]] in the [[universe]] versus the apparent non-existence of other alien species. The problem intrigues scientists since, making very rough guesses of the numbers involved, in our own galaxy alone:
The '''Fermi Paradox''', named after [[physicist]] Enrico Fermi, refers to the apparent contradiction between the vast number of potential life-bearing [[planets]] in the [[universe]] versus the apparent non-existence of other alien species. The problem intrigues scientists since, making very rough guesses of the numbers involved, in our own galaxy alone:
* There are billions of stars similar to our sun
* There are billions of stars similar to our sun
* Many of these stars will have [[Earth]]-like planets
* Many of these stars will have [[Earth]]-like planets
And, of course, according to a [[Biblical]] world view this is all very easily explained and no such "paradox" exists.
And, of course, according to a [[Biblical]] world view this is all very easily explained and no such "paradox" exists.
== Rebuttals of the Fermi Parodox ==
*[https://creation.com/dissolving-fermi-paradox Dissolving the Fermi Paradox] (The Fermi Paradox is an application of the [[Copernican Principle]] to the realm of ‘astrobiology’)
[[Category:Paradoxes]]
[[Category:Paradoxes]]