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| Personal background |
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Some basic facts about me:
-37 Years Old
-Live in Studio City (suburb of Los Angeles), California
-Run global operations for an enterprise software company, own an internet company, and run a magazine about the dance/rave scene.
-Amateur Astronomer - 8" Meade SC telescope; Recently visit the top of Mauna Kea (14,000 feet) where some of the worlds largest telescopes are found
-Heavily into electronics & gadgets; My whole house is computer controlled, all digital music (No CDs) and integrated to the web
-I travel extensively and enjoy meeting people from different cultures, backgrounds, beliefs and countries.
-I've got 5 of my 7 computers running SETI@home.
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| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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The shear mathematics pertaining to the number of galaxies and stars dictates that there is life somewhere else in the universe - especially since after 12 billion years, we've come to be in less than half of that. The problem, as I see it, as that as time moves forward, so do the vast distances between stars. As such, even a very advanced civilization that has been around for a few billion years may not be able to reach another star, never mind another galaxy.
I believe we should constantly search, and send out, signals to herald that we are here - even if they are not heard/seen for millions of years. |
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