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Live near Norwich, Norfolk UK. Self employed IT consultant creating specialised databases for little and large companies. Aged 62, Male, single. Star Trekki from the 1970s. Piano/keyboards, MIDI and MP3 WAV etc. Recently AVIs and MPGs
Open University Graduate, ex-RAF and ex-IBM. |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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Re-joining the SETI project from a few years back - interested to know how its going and if regular transmissions are being detected that are not binaries etc.
20 million light years away (the nearest possible lifeforms I understand) is a long way - but one never knows. An advanced technology spacecraft from such distances could just possibly be traveliing this way?!
The greatest danger in humans discovering such life could well be FEAR I think; affecting everyone on planet Earth. This would lead to heavens knows what.
Benefits in technology knowledge exchange would be anticipated.
I don't think we should make any more noise in the Universe than we are doing at the moment. If any other life is out there then it will probably find us.
I believe that the Star Trek model has an excellent basic of 'non interference'
with 'lesser' civilisations. A federation of planets is a fine idea as well but I am not sure that our technology would ever aspire to such |
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