Cosmic Encounters: Extraterrestrial Life and the Quest for Meaning Across Science, Myth, and Culture

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Extraterrestrial life raises science, spirituality, and philosophy questions and acts as a mirror for humanity, shaping myths, science fiction, music, and film from Clarke’s 2001: A Space Odyssey to Sagan’s Contact and works like Arrival and E.T., with the potential to unite us or provoke existential unease in our search for meaning.

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Humanity has long looked to the stars, wondering if we are alone. Across cultures and history, extraterrestrial beings have been imagined as gods, messengers, or forces beyond human understanding. From mythology to science fiction, the idea of alien life has been woven into our search for meaning, inspiring art, music, literature, and film. This article explores how the mystery of the unknown shapes our spiritual and creative imagination.