hello out there i was born in 1987 and im from the north of england in a tiny town called ashingtonany way back to what i was saying my generation which is sort of the next generation im 15 (well when i wrote this) and ive been using seti@home since 2002 and from what i have seen this project deserves to continue into the future and i hope my generation continues the work of so many that started here and im sure that my generation will follow suit and to help with somthing that is obviosly a worthy project which deserves more credit than it gets anyway il shut up before i bore you all to death as ill be using seti till i do cya
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
on the first question of wether extraterrestrial life exists i say if you logicaly think about it there is 1 planet sustaining life in our galaxy and so far no other galaxys sustain life eventualy will find life if not somone not done the planniong right
on question 2 should we transmit a signal ... hell yeah if were searching for a beacon/signal wont it half our time if there searching to and we send a signal out ? who am i to say tho im only 15
and finnaly why do i run SETI@HOME ? if the generation of today runs this porogram then use generation of tomorow will to and do it bettoer better get started eurly :)
remember if there isnt life out there what a hell of a meeting place and talking subject it made still think there has to be life
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