Profile: Mac 2647

Personal background
I am what I am and that's all that I am.

Wife, Aunt, Canine owned human, 4th decade of life, freelance writer, novelist, nurse, psyc student in university, outdoors enthusiast, owner of a dusty telescope, amateur botanist and natural healer, collector of books ... and a huge etcetera.

More importantly, I believe.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
January 2001: In a NASA Ames laboratory, researchers stimulated icy materials, known to exist in interstellar gas and dust clouds, with radiation. The resulting chemical reactions created organic compounds which spontaneously formed membranes of the kind important to cellular life. Their conclusion? Any earth-like planet is seeded with the materials of life as soon as it is born (1).

We've known for awhile that we are stardust. Now we know that we may have siblings out there on other planets. It's time for a family reunion and I'm helping by manning phones. And yes ... I *do* think we should send that call ourselves.

Reference: Gribbin, J. Stardust: Supernovae and life - the cosmic connection. Yale University Press, 2000.
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