Profile: Michael YISRAEL

Personal background
I'm a Computer Technician, specialist in Laptops HP/COMPAQ computers, I'm a M.C.S.E. and Actually I'm studying Information Tehcnology in Helsinki, Finland.

More than 400 years ago, Giordano Bruno, an Italian monk, wrote that "In space there are numberless earths circling around other suns, which may bear upon them creatures similar or even superior to those upon our human Earth." Bruno deserves to be remembered in the millennium year -- he was burnt at the stake, in Rome, in the year 1600.

Copernicus in 1530, who was a proponent of the view of an Earth in daily motion about its axis and in yearly motion around a stationary sun. This theory profoundly altered later workers' view of the universe, but was rejected by the Catholic church.

On January 7 of 1610 Observations towards Jupiter, Galileo Galilee found three small, bright stars near the planet. One was off to the west, the other two were to the east, all three in a straight line. The following evening, Galileo once again took a look at Jupiter, and found that all three of the "stars" were now west of the planet, still in a straight line! the following weeks lead Galileo to the inescapable conclusion that these small "stars" were actually small satellites that were rotating about Jupiter. If there were satellites that didn't move around the Earth, wasn't it possible that the Earth was not the center of the universe? Couldn't the Copernican idea of the Sun at the center of the solar system be correct?

Few years ago, American scientists announced evidence for fossil 'bugs' on a meteorite that had come from Mars. This claim, hyped up at a press conference attended by President Clinton himself, was dubious and premature -- NASA has been backtracking on it ever since.

We have no idea what intelligent aliens would look like it would depend on the habitat that their 'home planet' offered. They could even, as some science fiction reminds us, be super-intelligent computers, created by a race of alien beings that had already died out.

But I'm enthusiastic about all space searches, because of the import of any manifestly artificial signal. Even if we couldn't make much sense of it, we'd have learn that 'intelligence' wasn't unique and had emerged elsewhere. Our cosmos would seem far more interesting; we would look at a distant star with renewed interest if we knew it was another Sun, shining on a world as intricate and complex as our own.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
1) I'm certain and believe we are not alone in this huge universe.

2) This program it is an Excellent Idea, please keep inform your participates about news and progress.

3) We should spread this idea among our friends, maybe we will be lucky enough to witness a revolution of E.T. communications in our life time.

NASA, The Phoenix Mission http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/ is in progress, hoping that we will be able in the future to take serious expectations and populate Mars, my thoughts respectively, if we are willing to do so, I dare my imagination to fly further, and think that with the technology growth and scientific field advancing in this speed, no far away from now, it will bring us to the yet unthinkable for few of earthling, an extraterrestrial communications.
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