@siddharth3@TheRituChaudhry Seems more complex that the that. Extremities of the universe seems to be expanding at a rate faster than that of light. The number 67 seem to come from
> For every million parsecs of distance from the observer, the rate of expansion increases by about 67 kilometers per second.
5. There likely are a billion Earth-like planets and 100,000 intelligent civilizations in our galaxy alone. (And there are at least 100 billion more galaxies in the observable universe.)
So why haven't we found any of intelligent life yet?
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@jaseemabid@DalrympleWill Modern view I have heard is that Naval mutiny of 1946(https://t.co/jxqMgd2jXZ) and Labour party coming to power in UK were the things that enabled Indian subcontinent to get independance. At Least the immediate causes.