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2008
Arguments in favor of narrow-beamed SETI signals transmitted by “civilization-senders” (CS) directly towards target stars are revealed. This consideration gives us, as a “civilization-receiver” (CR), the grounds to search near the ecliptic and around the moment when the candidate CS is in astronomical opposition with the Sun.
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Arguments in favor of narrow-beamed SETI signals transmitted by “civilization-senders” (CS) directly towards target stars are revealed. This consideration gives us, as a “civilization-receiver” (CR), the grounds to search near the ecliptic and around the moment when the candidate CS is in astronomical opposition with the Sun.
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New Astronomy Reviews, 2004
Abstract “Are we alone?” “Where did we come from?” These are the defining questions of the new field of Astrobiology, and they are also the questions that have tantalized humanity throughout recorded history. The SKA will afford an excellent opportunity to answer these old questions and thereby calibrate our place in the cosmos.
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Abstract “Are we alone?” “Where did we come from?” These are the defining questions of the new field of Astrobiology, and they are also the questions that have tantalized humanity throughout recorded history. The SKA will afford an excellent opportunity to answer these old questions and thereby calibrate our place in the cosmos.
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2007
We cannot avoid the connection between SETI and religion, although many SETI advocates wish that we could. Religious belief has been a recurrent factor throughout the long debate about a plurality of worlds inhabited by intelligent beings.
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We cannot avoid the connection between SETI and religion, although many SETI advocates wish that we could. Religious belief has been a recurrent factor throughout the long debate about a plurality of worlds inhabited by intelligent beings.
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2016
In October of 2015, news broke of a strange star about 1400 light years from Earth known by the unromantic name KIC 8462852. A small storm in the media brewed as a result of a paper written by the astronomers, led by Yale postdoctoral fellow Tabetha Boyajian, who identified the strange star’s behavior.
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In October of 2015, news broke of a strange star about 1400 light years from Earth known by the unromantic name KIC 8462852. A small storm in the media brewed as a result of a paper written by the astronomers, led by Yale postdoctoral fellow Tabetha Boyajian, who identified the strange star’s behavior.
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2004
The “Lunar Farside Radio Lab” Study of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA), started in 1998 by late French astronomer Jean Heidmann (1923-2000), underwent substantial extensions and revisions since its coordination was taken up by this author.
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The “Lunar Farside Radio Lab” Study of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA), started in 1998 by late French astronomer Jean Heidmann (1923-2000), underwent substantial extensions and revisions since its coordination was taken up by this author.
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Geopolitical Implications of a Successful SETI Program
Space Policy, 2023Jason T Wright, Chelsea Haramia
exaly