America : NASA study predicts exact date when human contact with aliens

Is there only life on earth in this universe? Does anyone live on another planet? There is a lot of research going on and people often have such questions. People from the world are always talking about aliens. But there is no clue yet.

By the end of this century, humans will have set foot on at least one of Jupiter's or Saturn's satellites, according to estimates in a preprinted paper from research by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

The most interesting prediction in this paper is that in 350 years, around the year 2383, man could come in contact with an alien species outside the solar system.

Humans will reach the land of Mars by 2038 and if all goes well, they will reach Saturn by 2086. Humans could one day go beyond their solar system and reach the nearest planetary system Proxima Centauri by the year 2254.

Scientists think that meeting an alien could be possible in 2083. Considering this, the nearest point that is likely to sustain the pace of life is still located about 14,000 light-years away from the solar system.