Where are all the aliens? | Stephen Webb

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Translator: Polona Ramšak Reviewer: Jonathan Rebetz
00:13
I saw a UFO once.
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Nekoč sem videl NLP.
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I was eight or nine,
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Star sem bil osem ali devet let,
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playing in the street with a friend who was a couple of years older,
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s prijateljem, ki je bil nekaj let starejši, sem se igral na ulici
00:20
and we saw a featureless silver disc hovering over the houses.
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in videla sva pust srebrn disk, ki je lebdel nad hišami.
00:25
We watched it for a few seconds,
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Nekaj sekund sva ga gledala,
00:27
and then it shot away incredibly quickly.
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nato pa se je neverjetno hitro izstrelil stran.
00:30
Even as a kid,
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Celo kot otroka
00:31
I got angry it was ignoring the laws of physics.
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me je jezilo, ker je ignoriral vse fizikalne zakone.
00:35
We ran inside to tell the grown-ups,
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Stekla sva noter, da bi povedala odraslim,
00:37
and they were skeptical --
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in bili so skeptični ...
00:39
you'd be skeptical too, right?
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Tudi vi bi bili skeptični, kajne?
Nekaj let kasneje sem bil tudi jaz.
00:42
I got my own back a few years later:
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00:43
one of those grown-ups told me,
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Eden od tistih odraslih mi je rekel:
00:45
"Last night I saw a flying saucer.
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"Sinoči sem videl NLP.
00:47
I was coming out of the pub after a few drinks."
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Vračal sem se iz gostilne po nekaj kozarčkih."
00:49
I stopped him there. I said, "I can explain that sighting."
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Ustavil sem ga in rekel: "To videnje pa lahko razložim."
00:52
(Laughter)
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(smeh)
00:53
Psychologists have shown we can't trust our brains
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Psihologi so pokazali, da možganom ne moremo zaupati, da nam
00:56
to tell the truth.
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bodo povedali resnico.
00:57
It's easy to fool ourselves.
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Z lahkoto nas preslepijo.
00:59
I saw something,
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Nekaj sem videl,
01:01
but what's more likely --
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ampak kaj je bolj verjetno:
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that I saw an alien spacecraft,
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da sem videl neznano plovilo ali da so moji možgani
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or that my brain misinterpreted the data my eyes were giving it?
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napačno interpretirali podatke, ki so jim jih poslale moje oči?
01:10
Ever since though I've wondered:
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Pa vendar se od takrat sprašujem,
01:11
Why don't we see flying saucers flitting around?
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zakaj okoli sebe ne vidimo švigati letečih krožnikov?
01:14
At the very least,
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Zakaj vsaj ne vidimo
01:16
why don't we see life out there in the cosmos?
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življenja tam zunaj v kozmosu?
01:18
It's a puzzle,
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To je uganka,
01:20
and I've discussed it with dozens of experts
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o kateri v zadnjih treh desetletjih diskutiramo
01:22
from different disciplines over the past three decades.
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z na desetine strokovnjaki z različnih področij.
01:25
And there's no consensus.
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In ne pridemo do soglasja.
01:27
Frank Drake began searching for alien signals back in 1960 --
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Frank Drake je začel že leta 1960 iskati nezemljanske signale,
01:32
so far, nothing.
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pa do danes - nič.
01:34
And with each passing year,
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In z vsakim minulim letom
01:35
this nonobservation,
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ta nezasleditev,
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this lack of evidence for any alien activity gets more puzzling
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to pomanjkanje dokazov nezemeljske aktivnosti postane bolj begajoče,
01:42
because we should see them, shouldn't we?
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ker bi jih vendar morali videti, kajne?
01:47
The universe is 13.8 billion years old,
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Vesolje je staro približno
13,8 milijard let.
01:50
give or take.
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01:52
If we represent the age of the universe by one year,
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Če predstavimo starost vesolja z enim letom,
01:55
then our species came into being about 12 minutes before midnight,
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je naša vrsta nastala približno 12 minut pred polnočjo
02:00
31st December.
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31. decembra.
02:02
Western civilization has existed for a few seconds.
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Zahodna civilizacija obstaja nekaj sekund.
02:05
Extraterrestrial civilizations could have started in the summer months.
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Izvenzemeljske civilizacije bi se lahko začele v poletnih mesecih.
02:10
Imagine a summer civilization
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Predstavljajte si poletno civilizacijo,
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developing a level of technology more advanced than ours,
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kako razvija tehnologijo, ki je mnogo bolj napredna od naše,
02:17
but tech based on accepted physics though,
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a temelji na sprejeti fiziki,
02:19
I'm not talking wormholes or warp drives -- whatever --
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ne govorim o črvinah ali warp pogonu ali čemer koli že,
02:23
just an extrapolation of the sort of tech that TED celebrates.
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samo ekstrapolacija neke vrste tehnologije, ki jo slavi TED.
02:28
That civilization could program self-replicating probes
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Ta civilizacija bi lahko programirala samopodvojevalne vesoljske kapsule,
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to visit every planetary system in the galaxy.
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da bi obiskala vse planetarne sisteme v galaksiji.
02:35
If they launched the first probes just after midnight one August day,
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Če bi prve sonde lansirali malo po polnoči nekega avgustovskega dne,
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then before breakfast same day,
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bi pred zajtrkom istega dne
02:43
they could have colonized the galaxy.
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že lahko kolonizirali galaksijo.
02:46
Intergalactic colonization isn't much more difficult,
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Intergalaktična kolonizacija ni veliko težja,
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it just takes longer.
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samo dlje traja.
02:51
A civilization from any one of millions of galaxies
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Civilizacija iz katere koli od milijona galaksij
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could have colonized our galaxy.
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bi lahko kolonizirala našo galaksijo.
02:56
Seems far-fetched?
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Se zdi za lase privlečeno?
02:58
Maybe it is,
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Morda je,
02:59
but wouldn't aliens engage in some recognizable activity --
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ampak ali se ne bi Nezemljani lotili kake prepoznavne aktivnosti ...
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put worldlets around a star to capture free sunlight,
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okoli zvezde bi nanizali planetoide, da bi ujeli zastonj svetlobo,
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collaborate on a Wikipedia Galactica,
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sodelovali pri Wikipediji Galaktiki
03:12
or just shout out to the universe, "We're here"?
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ali preprosto zakričali v vesolje: "Tukaj smo!"?
03:16
So where is everybody?
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Kje so torej vsi?
03:18
It's a puzzle because we do expect these civilizations to exist, don't we?
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To je uganka, ker pričakujemo, da te civilizacije obstajajo, kajne?
03:24
After all, there could be a trillion planets in the galaxy --
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Konec koncev je lahko v galaksiji bilijon planetov,
03:27
maybe more.
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mogoče več.
03:29
You don't need any special knowledge to consider this question,
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Nobenega posebnega znanja ne potrebujete, da razmislite o tem vprašanju.
03:34
and I've explored it with lots of people over the years.
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Jaz sem ga leta in leta raziskoval z mnogimi ljudmi.
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And I've found they often frame their thinking
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Ugotovil sem, da pogosto omejujejo svoje razmišljanje
03:40
in terms of the barriers that would need to be cleared
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s preprekami, ki bi jih bilo potrebno odstraniti,
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if a planet is to host a communicative civilization.
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če bi naj nek planet bil dom komunikativne civilizacije.
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And they usually identify four key barriers.
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In ponavadi identificirajo štiri ključne prepreke:
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Habitability --
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bivalnost,
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that's the first barrier.
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to je prva prepreka.
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We need a terrestrial planet in that just right "Goldilocks zone,"
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Potrebujemo zemeljski planet v tisti ravno pravi idealni coni,
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where water flows as a liquid.
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kjer voda teče kot tekočina.
04:03
They're out there.
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Taki obstajajo.
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In 2016, astronomers confirmed there's a planet in the habitable zone
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Leta 2016 so astronomi potrdili, da obstaja planet v naseljivi coni
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of the closest star,
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najbližje zvezde,
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Proxima Centauri --
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Proxima Centauri,
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so close that Breakthrough Starshot project plans to send probes there.
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tako blizu, da bo projekt Breakthrough Starshot tja poslal vesoljske kapsule.
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We'd become a starfaring species.
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Postali bi civilizacija, ki potuje med zvezdami.
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But not all worlds are habitable.
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A vsi svetovi niso naseljivi.
Nekateri bodo preblizu zvezdi in se bodo scvrli.
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Some will be too close to a star and they'll fry,
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04:25
some will be too far away and they'll freeze.
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Nekateri bodo predaleč in bodo zmrznili.
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Abiogenesis --
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Abiogeneza,
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the creation of life from nonlife --
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ustvarjanje življenja iz neživljenja,
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that's the second barrier.
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je druga prepreka.
04:34
The basic building blocks of life aren't unique to Earth:
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Osnovni gradniki življenja niso značilni le za Zemljo.
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amino acids have been found in comets,
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Aminokisline smo našli tudi na kometih,
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complex organic molecules in interstellar dust clouds,
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kompleksne organske molekule v medzvezdnih oblakih prahu,
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water in exoplanetary systems.
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vodo v zunajosončnih sistemih.
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The ingredients are there,
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Sestavine so na voljo,
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we just don't know how they combine to create life,
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a ne vemo, kako se skombinirajo, da usvarijo življenje.
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and presumably there will be worlds on which life doesn't start.
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Domnevno obstajajo tudi svetovi, na katerih se življenje ne začne.
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The development of technological civilization is a third barrier.
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Razvoj tehnološke civilizacije je tretja prepreka.
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Some say we already share our planet with alien intelligences.
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Nekateri pravijo, da že delimo planet z izvenzemeljsko inteligenco.
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A 2011 study showed that elephants can cooperate to solve problems.
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Študija iz l. 2011 je pokazala, da sloni sodelujejo, da rešijo probleme.
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A 2010 study showed
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Študija iz l. 2010 je pokazala,
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that an octopus in captivity can recognize different humans.
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da lahko hobotnica v ujetništvu prepozna različne ljudi.
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2017 studies show that ravens can plan for future events --
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Študije iz l. 2017 so pokazale, da znajo vrane načrtovati za prihodnost -
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wonderful, clever creatures --
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čudovita, pametna bitja -
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but they can't contemplate the Breakthrough Starshot project,
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a ne morejo ustvariti projekta Breakthrough Starshot
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and if we vanished today,
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in če bi danes izginili,
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they wouldn't go on to implement Breakthrough Starshot --
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ne bi uporabile projekta Breakthrough Starshot -
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why should they?
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zakaj bi ga?
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Evolution doesn't have space travel as an end goal.
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Končni cilj evolucije ni vesoljsko potovanje.
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There will be worlds where life doesn't give rise to advanced technology.
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Obstajajo svetovi, kjer življenje ne ustvarja napredne tehnologije.
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Communication across space -- that's a fourth barrier.
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Komunikacija po vesolju, to je četrta prepreka.
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Maybe advanced civilizations choose to explore inner space
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Morda napredne civilizacije raje raziskujejo bližnje vesolje
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rather than outer space,
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kot pa daljnje vesolje
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or engineer at small distances rather than large.
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ali pa raje konstruirajo za manjše razdalje, ne večje.
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Or maybe they just don't want to risk an encounter
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Ali mogoče preprosto nočejo tvegati srečanja
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with a potentially more advanced and hostile neighbor.
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s potencialno naprednejšim in sovražnejšim sosedom.
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There'll be worlds where, for whatever reason,
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Obstajajo svetovi, kjer civilizacije iz katerih koli razlogov
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civilizations either stay silent or don't spend long trying to communicate.
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ali želijo biti tiho ali pa ne poskušajo komunicirati dolgo.
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As for the height of the barriers,
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Kar se tiče največjih preprek,
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your guess is as good as anyone's.
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lahko ugibate tako kot jaz.
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In my experience,
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Po mojih izkušnjah
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when people sit down and do the math,
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ljudje, ko sedejo in računajo,
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they typically conclude there are thousands of civilizations in the galaxy.
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tipično zaključijo, da je v galaksiji na tisoče civilizacij.
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But then we're back to the puzzle: Where is everybody?
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Pa smo spet pri uganki: kje so vsi?
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By definition,
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Definicija pravi, da so NLP-ji,
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UFOs -- including the one I saw --
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vključno s tistim, ki sem ga jaz videl,
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are unidentified.
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neidentificirani.
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We can't simply infer they're spacecraft.
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Ne moremo kar sklepati, da so vesoljska plovila.
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You can still have some fun playing with the idea aliens are here.
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Še vedno se lahko malo pozabavate z idejo, da obstajajo Nezemljani.
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Some say a summer civilization did colonize the galaxy
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Nekateri pravijo, da je neka poletna civilizacija kolonizirala galaksijo
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and seeded Earth with life ...
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in na Zemlji zasejala življenje.
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others, that we're living in a cosmic wilderness preserve --
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Drugi pravijo, da živimo v divjem kozmičnem rezervatu,
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a zoo.
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živalskem vrtu.
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Yet others --
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In tretji pravijo,
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that we're living in a simulation.
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da živimo v simulaciji.
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Programmers just haven't revealed the aliens yet.
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Programerji samo še niso razkrili Nezemljanov.
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Most of my colleagues though argue that E.T. is out there,
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Večina mojih kolegov trdi, da E.T. obstaja,
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we just need to keep looking,
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samo poiskati ga moramo,
07:09
and this makes sense.
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in to je smiselno.
07:11
Space is vast.
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Vesolje je prostrano.
07:13
Identifying a signal is hard,
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Identificirati signal je težko
07:15
and we haven't been looking that long.
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in ne iščemo še dolgo.
07:19
Without doubt, we should spend more on the search.
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Nedvomno bi morali za iskanje zapraviti več.
07:22
It's about understanding our place in the universe.
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Gre za razumevanje, kaj v vesolju pomenimo.
07:25
It's too important a question to ignore.
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To vprašanje je preveč pomembno, da bi ga ignorirali.
07:29
But there's an obvious answer:
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A obstaja očiten odgovor:
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we're alone.
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sami smo.
07:33
It's just us.
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Samo mi smo.
07:34
There could be a trillion planets in the galaxy.
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V galaksiji lahko obstaja bilijon planetov.
07:38
Is it plausible we're the only creatures capable of contemplating this question?
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Ali je verjetno, da smo edina bitja, sposobna razmišljati o tem vprašanju?
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Well, yes, because in this context,
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No, da, ker v tem kontekstu
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we don't know whether a trillion is a big number.
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ne vemo, ali je bilijon velika številka.
07:50
In 2000, Peter Ward and Don Brownlee proposed the Rare Earth idea.
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L. 2000 sta Peter Ward in Don Brownlee prišla na plan z idejo Rare Earth.
07:55
Remember those four barriers
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Se spomnite tistih štirih preprek,
07:57
that people use to estimate the number of civilizations?
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s katerimi ljudje ocenjujejo število civilizacij?
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Ward and Brownlee said there might be more.
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Ward in Brownlee sta rekla, da jih je morda več.
08:03
Let's look at one possible barrier.
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Poglejto si eno možno prepreko.
08:05
It's a recent suggestion by David Waltham,
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Gre za nedavni predlog Davida Walthama,
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a geophysicist.
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geofizika.
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This is my very simplified version
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To je moja zelo poenostavljena verzija
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of Dave's much more sophisticated argument.
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Davidovega mnogo bolj sofisticiranega argumenta.
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We are able to be here now
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Tu smo lahko,
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because Earth's previous inhabitants enjoyed
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ker so Zemljini prejšnji prebivalci uživali
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four billion years of good weather --
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štiri milijarde let lepega vremena -
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ups and downs but more or less clement.
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boljšega in slabšega, a bolj kot ne blagega.
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But long-term climate stability is strange,
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A dolgoročna vremenska stabilnost je čudna,
08:29
if only because astronomical influences
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če ne zaradi drugega, zato; ker lahko astronomski vplivi
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can push a planet towards freezing or frying.
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potisnejo planet proti zamrznitvi ali cvrenju.
08:36
There's a hint our moon has helped,
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Namig - naša Luna je pomagala,
08:38
and that's interesting
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kar je zanimivo,
08:40
because the prevailing theory is
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saj prevladujoča teorija pravi,
08:42
that the moon came into being when Theia,
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da je Luna nastala, ko se je Theia,
08:44
a body the size of Mars,
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gmota, velika kot Mars,
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crashed into a newly formed Earth.
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zaletela v novo formirano Zemljo.
08:49
The outcome of that crash could have been a quite different Earth-Moon system.
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Izid trka bi lahko bil precej drugačen sistem Zemlja - Luna.
08:54
We ended up with a large moon
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Tako pa je nastala velika Luna,
08:56
and that permitted Earth to have both a stable axial tilt
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kar je omogočilo Zemlji, da ima tako stabilno nagnjenost osi
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and a slow rotation rate.
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kot tudi majhno hitrost rotacije.
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Both factors influence climate
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Oba faktorja vplivata na podnebje
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and the suggestion is that they've helped moderate climate change.
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in možno je, da sta pomagala oblikovati zmerne podnebne spremembe.
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Great for us, right?
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Super za nas, kajne?
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But Waltham showed that if the moon were just a few miles bigger,
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A Waltham je pokazal, da če bi bila Luna samo nekaj milj večja,
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things would be different.
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bi bile stvari drugačne.
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Earth's spin axis would now wander chaotically.
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Zemljina os vrtenja bi kaotično uhajala.
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There'd be episodes of rapid climate change --
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Bili bi trenutki hitrih klimatskih sprememb,
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not good for complex life.
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ki niso dobri za kompleksno življenje.
09:25
The moon is just the right size:
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Luna je ravno prave velikosti:
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big but not too big.
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velika, a ne prevelika.
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A "Goldilocks" moon around a "Goldilocks" planet --
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Idealna luna okoli idealnega planeta -
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a barrier perhaps.
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morda prepreka.
09:35
You can imagine more barriers.
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Lahko si predstavljate še več preprek.
09:37
For instance,
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Na primer,
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simple cells came into being billions of years ago ...
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preproste celice so se pojavile pred milijardami let,
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but perhaps the development of complex life
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a morda je razvoj kompleksnega življenja
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needed a series of unlikely events.
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potreboval serijo malo verjetnih dogodkov.
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Once life on Earth had access to multicellularity
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Ko je enkrat življenje na Zemlji imelo dostop do večceličnosti,
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and sophisticated genetic structures,
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sofisticiranih genetskih struktur
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and sex,
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in spola,
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new opportunities opened up:
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so se odprle nove možnosti:
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animals became possible.
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možne so postale živali.
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But maybe it's the fate of many planets
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A mogoče je usoda mnogih planetov,
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for life to settle at the level of simple cells.
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da se življenje ustavi na stopnji preprostih celic.
10:06
Purely for the purposes of illustration,
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Samo za namen ponazoritve
10:09
let me suggest four more barriers to add to the four
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naj predlagam še štiri prepreke kot dodatek štirim,
10:12
that people said blocked the path to communicative civilization.
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za katere pravijo, da so preprečile pot do komunikativnih civilizacij.
10:17
Again, purely for the purposes of illustration,
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Spet, samo za namen ponazoritve, si predstavljajte,
10:21
suppose there's a one-in-a-thousand chance of making it across each of the barriers.
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da obstaja možnost 1 proti 1000, da se premaga vsako od teh preprek.
10:25
Of course there might be different ways of navigating the barriers,
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Seveda lahko obstajajo različni načini navigiranja med preprekami
10:28
and some chances will be better than one in a thousand.
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in nekatere možnosti bodo boljše kot 1 proti 1000.
10:31
Equally, there might be more barriers
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Prav tako lahko obstaja več preprek
in nekatere možnosti bodo lahko 1 proti milijon.
10:33
and some chances might be one in a million.
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10:35
Let's just see what happens in this picture.
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Pa poglejmo, kaj se zdaj zgodi.
10:39
If the galaxy contains a trillion planets,
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Če galaksija vsebuje bilijon planetov,
10:41
how many will host a civilization capable of contemplating like us
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koliko jih je dom civilizaciji, ki si je sposobna kot mi izmisliti
10:47
projects such as Breakthrough Starshot?
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projekte, kot je Breakthrough Starshot?
10:50
Habitability --
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Bivalnost -
10:51
right sort of planet around the right sort of star --
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prava vrsta planeta okoli prave vrste zvezde -
10:54
the trillion becomes a billion.
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in bilijon postane milijarda.
10:56
Stability --
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Stabilnost -
10:58
a climate that stays benign for eons --
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podnebje, ki ostane neškodljivo eone let -
11:01
the billion becomes a million.
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in milijarda postane milijon.
11:03
Life must start --
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Življenje se mora začeti -
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the million becomes a thousand.
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in milijon postane tisoč.
11:07
Complex life forms must arise --
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Nastati mora kompleksno življenje -
11:10
the thousand becomes one.
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in tisoč postane ena.
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Sophisticated tool use must develop --
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Razviti se mora uporaba sofisticiranih orodij -
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that's one planet in a thousand galaxies.
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in imamo en planet v tisoč galaksijah.
11:17
To understand the universe,
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Da bi razumeli vesolje,
11:19
they'll have to develop the techniques of science and mathematics --
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bi morali razviti tehniki znanosti in matematike -
11:22
that's one planet in a million galaxies.
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in imamo en planet v milijon galaksijah.
11:24
To reach the stars, they'll have to be social creatures,
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Da bi dosegli zvezde, bi morali biti družabna bitja,
11:27
capable of discussing abstract concepts with each other
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sposobna diskusije o abstraktnih konceptih
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using complex grammar --
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z uporabo kompleksne slovnice -
11:31
one planet in a billion galaxies.
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en planet v milijardi galaksij.
11:35
And they have to avoid disaster --
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In morali bi se izogniti katastrofam -
11:36
not just self-inflicted but from the skies, too.
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ne le zadanih sebi, ampak tudi z neba.
11:40
That planet around Proxima Centauri,
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Tisti planet okoli Proxime Centauri
11:43
last year it got blasted by a flare.
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je lani ožgal plamen.
11:47
One planet in a trillion galaxies,
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En planet v bilijonu galaksij,
11:49
just as in the visible universe.
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kot jih tudi je v vidnem vesolju.
11:54
I think we're alone.
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Mislim, da smo sami.
11:57
Those colleagues of mine who agree we're alone
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Tisti moji kolegi, ki se strinjajo, da smo sami,
11:59
often see a barrier ahead --
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pogosto pred sabo vidijo prepreko -
12:02
bioterror,
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biološki terorizem,
12:04
global warming, war.
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globalno segrevanje, vojne.
12:06
A universe that's silent
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Vesolje, ki je tiho,
12:09
because technology itself forms the barrier
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ker sama tehnologija predstavlja prepreko
12:12
to the development of a truly advanced civilization.
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za razvoj resnično napredne civilizacije.
12:16
Depressing, right?
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Depresivno, kajne?
12:19
I'm arguing the exact opposite.
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Jaz trdim prav nasprotno.
12:22
I grew up watching "Star Trek" and "Forbidden Planet,"
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Odrastel sem ob Zvezdnih stezah in Prepovedanem planetu
12:25
and I saw a UFO once,
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in enkrat sem videl NLP,
12:26
so this idea of cosmic loneliness I certainly find slightly wistful.
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tako da se mi ideja kozmične samote zdi malce turobna.
12:34
But for me,
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A meni
12:36
the silence of the universe is shouting,
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tišina vesolja kriči:
12:38
"We're the creatures who got lucky."
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"Mi smo tisti, ki se nam je posrečilo."
12:40
All barriers are behind us.
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Vse prepreke so za nami.
12:42
We're the only species that's cleared them --
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Mi smo edina vrsta, ki jih je premagala -
12:45
the only species capable of determining its own destiny.
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edina vrsta, ki je bila sposobna določiti lastno usodo.
12:49
And if we learn to appreciate how special our planet is,
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In če se naučimo ceniti, kako poseben je naš planet,
12:53
how important it is to look after our home
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kako pomembno je paziti na svoj dom
12:56
and to find others,
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in najti druge,
12:57
how incredibly fortunate we all are simply to be aware of the universe,
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kako izjemno srečo imamo, ker se zavedamo vesolja,
13:02
humanity might survive for a while.
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bo človeštvo morda obstalo še nekaj časa.
13:05
And all those amazing things
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In vse te izjemne stvari,
13:06
we dreamed aliens might have done in the past,
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ki bi jih naj v preteklosti morda naredili Nezemljani,
13:09
that could be our future.
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so lahko naša prihodnost.
13:11
Thank you very much.
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Hvala lepa.
13:12
(Applause)
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