Hey i'm from San Diego and i go to SDSU. i'm a history major and also interested in the scientific stuff. I first read about this in discover magazine then sound it later. so yeah.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
I think there is something out there. i'm not really sure what form it might take, but there's a lot of empty place out there if nothing is there. i'm not sure what people's reactions would be to this it could be a little interesting though. if humans r looking for other life we should give them a chance to find us too, so yeah we should send a signal. maybe our location would be a good thing to send, but it would be hard to figure out how to convey that. I run seti because i think it is important for people to take an active role in science.
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