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2026-10-19 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-19

The Quiet Galaxy keeps score of the Fermi paradox

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A public explainer and tracker that models the Fermi paradox with ranges from the Drake Equation, organizes proposed explanations, and logs relevant research.

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Readers exploring the Fermi paradox and astrobiology
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The page reports five trillion civilizations at the optimistic extreme and roughly one in 10^67 at the pessimistic extreme.

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Each factor is presented as a published-estimate range, with the life-origin term described as spanning fifty orders of magnitude. The page gives an all-optimistic result of five trillion detectable civilizations and an all-pessimistic result of roughly one in 10^67, underscoring how much the answer depends on assumptions. Its latest stated check read 39 records and found no estimate-moving update; the preprint listing was not checked.

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