Im from Leigh-on-sea in Essex England, Im 25 and work as a video editor for computor games magazines PC Gameplay and PSW (PlayStationWorld). Im very much into music and film and of course science fiction. I enjoy producing short films and have produced a number of music tracks. I enjoy DJ'ing and have performed at a number of venues but would really like to do a little more and start playing all over the world if possible. Im enjoy all types of art and I am also a keen historian specialising mainly with the events of the last century with special emphsis on the second world war.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
I think u would have to be pretty narrow minded to say that we were alone in the universe. Its just a matter of time before conclusive evidence is obtained, it could be as soon as the future mission to one of Mars' moons(im not 100% on this) in an attempt to explore the under ice oceans that are belived to be there by a drilling probe (anyone who can give me more info on this mission plz do). The most likely way will be the discovery of some form of microscopic life in our own solar system which would open the door and prove that our planet is not as unique as first thought. We can only but try to find other developed species and information should be kept simple as we dont want to show all our cards do we ;) . The chances that an ET could travel to earth is highly unlikely due to the distances of the universe but its not so unlikely that we could communicate, that is why i run SETI because if this communications link is to be found this is where it will happen. I think its a worthwhile cause and lets face it its better than yer PC just sitting there doing nothing wasting our owns planets resources for nothing.
SETI@home and Astropulse are funded by grants from the National Science Foundation, NASA, and donations from SETI@home volunteers. AstroPulse is funded in part by the NSF through grant AST-0307956.
