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Cosmic cats and nuclear blasts: the strange history of interstellar messages | Science | The
S o you've received a message from an extraterrestrial intelligence. Congratulations! You are now at the centre of one of the most important events in human history. But now comes the hard part: what do you say in return – and, more importantly, how do you say it?
Any solution to the problem of interstellar communication comes laden with assumptions about the nature of extraterrestrial intelligence and inevitably reflects the technological sophistication of the era.
Alien discovery: Finding ET could take long time - but scientist reveals why this is GOOD |
But when that discovery does come, it is unlikely to be instantaneous, but rather a gradual process.
Speaking on a panel at the International Astronautical Congress in Washington, Ms Seager said: “It’s probably something that’s going to be a slow discovery, not like the little green humanoids arriving here on Earth scaring everybody.
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Just a few weeks ago, Breakthrough Listen, an organisation which scans the stars in the hope of finding alien signals, bosses said they will collaborate with scientists on TESS – which looks for planets outside the solar system.
Seeking shared ground in space | Science
Efforts to communicate with extraterrestrials call into question the universality of language, math, and culture
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Helena College course aims to answer questions about extraterrestrial beings | Local |
Senior Officer Scott Finnicum with the Helena Police Department was honored Friday by his colleagues for showing compassion in helping a membe…
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