Profile: Endre Fuglseth

Personal background
I am 25 years old, lives in Trondheim, Norway. I am a student at the University of science and technology in Trondheim.
I'm fascinated by the big questions of life, the universe and everything.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
1. I think extraterrestrial life exists because the universe is so big, and there are so many stars that I belive that some of those starsystem should have a planet similar to ours. The first life we will discover will probably be microbes on other planets or in their atmosphere in our own starsystem.
The benefits of such a discovery would be that we finaly get affirmed that there exits extraterrestrial life, and then the interest and funding to the search will get increased, and we can really start to explore. Other benefits would be that we could learn much from the biology of the extraterrestrial life. And we will get a new and bigger perspective on the universe and life in the universe, and also a new perspective on our planet.
The dangers of such a discovery would be that it is unknown and we don't know he we will react on it, both physically and psychological, and we don't know how the extraterrestrial would react to us.
2. A beacon to others to find should be sendt to increase the chances to get contact. We could send information on how life on earth are.
3. I run SETI@home because I want to do what I can to tribute to the search for extraterrestrial life, and I think it is a bit exciting.
I think this project is a smart idea, and important.
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