A group of researchers from the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow has put forward a curious version of the existence of aliens interconnected with black holes. Scientists do not exclude that alien civilizations can use black holes as a passage for their intergalactic travel. This theory is not new. Its basis was first sounded at the time when the Italian physicist Enrico Fermi was working on the atomic bomb project.
He became the author of a paradox, which can be expressed like this: if aliens exist, earthlings would already know about it, and if the Universe is infinite, where are the aliens then? Alexander Berezin, a researcher at the National Research University of Electronic Technologies in Russia, offered his own vision of this hypothesis.
He believes that aliens can be found everywhere. But their technologies are much more advanced than earthly ones, therefore a person does not need to see them. And in order to find intelligent alien life, a person should strive to become an intergalactic species. Researchers at Glazko University conducted an experiment demonstrating a 50-year-old theory that suggests black holes can be used as eternal sources of energy.
The theory supports the idea of using black holes as a powerful source of energy, and if a certain object could be placed in an ideal position on its edge, which would be forced to move at the speed of light in order to remain motionless, this would create a negative energy force where an intersection occurred.
Simply put, one could spend a small amount of energy to send something into a black hole and in return receive significantly more energy than at the start. Physicist Yakov Zeldovich continued this experiment. He theorized the existence of a metal cylinder that could rotate at a tremendous speed to reflect the black hole's energy.
But it is impossible to translate this experiment into reality, since there are no such technologies. But this does not mean that alien technologies cannot cope with such a task. There are opportunities for engineering solutions, they need to be used, but applied, for example, not light, but sound. Quantum fluctuations and classical waves reflected from a rotating cylinder will gain energy and amplify.
This mechanism could be the key to understanding that black holes can amplify quantum fluctuations in order to obtain an increased frequency of the incoming wave. Scientists believe that the consequences of this experiment are still incomprehensible. They can lead not only to evidence of the existence of alien civilizations traveling through a black hole, but also the likely possibility of creating a perpetual motion machine.