Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania (USA) conducted computer modeling to narrow down the area
Thus, scientists suggested that they were simply “lookingnot there." One of the authors of the new work, Jason Wright from the University of Pennsylvania, is confident that you need to look at the center of the Milky Way. Why exactly there? It is in the galactic center that the density of stars is especially high.
Searching for life in spiral galaxies needsstart from the central regions - there are concentrated long-born stars with old planets, whose inhabitants had enough time for technological progress. Perhaps the search for advanced alien civilizations is in globular clusters, which are abundant in the central region of the Milky Way.
Jason Wright from the University of Pennsylvania
Wright and his colleagues created a computer model inwhich the galaxy is regarded as a dynamic rather than a stationary system. The model took into account the possible resettlement of technologically advanced aliens in neighboring stellar systems.
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