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    As debates rise over whether active SETI should be pursued, perhaps the discussion should spend some time deciding what messages would be sent into space. Afterall, the repercussions of a policy of active SETI, be they positive or negative, would largely be determined by the messages sent. The extreme importance of the content of the messages sent into space becomes clear when one considers how organisms on earth respond to different initial signals. For instance, a human, when it sees a bee near

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    As debates rise over whether the human race should pursue a policy of active SETI, perhaps the discussion should spend some time deciding what messages humans should send into space. After all, the messages sent under a policy of active SETI would largely determine the results of the policy. The extreme importance of the content of the messages sent into space becomes clear when one considers how organisms on earth respond to different initial signals. For instance, a human, when it sees a bee near

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    Essay on The Existence of Intelligent Life

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    the SETI program. However in the 1970's NASA's Ames Research center, located in California began to take over. After nearly a decade of study and preliminary research, the NASA headquarters fully funded and adopted the SETI program. However, five years later Congress ruled the program a foolish unnecessary scientific endeavor that wasted valuable funding. Congress then decided to not allow NASA to support SETI and terminated the funding ("History of SETI"). Despite the obstacle, the SETI program

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    What Is Seti Temple?

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    The Seti temple is built mainly of limestone, although other parts consist of large amounts of sandstone. The structure of the temple consisted of a pylon, two open courts, two hypostyle halls, seven shrines, each for an important Egyptian deity and one for himself. In addition to the main temple, there was also an Osireion in the back. Over time however other pharaohs, from the late Ptolemaic and Roman periods made additions to the temple. The second floor court was redone in concrete. The entire

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    SETI thinks that the signal will be received at or frequency of 1420 MHz, to detect a strong signal. SETI believe that a signal received from such a society will testify to life's capacity for survival against long odds. Scientists Wonder Why Alien Have Not Visited Us. A young director of the Green

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    government scientist, Drumlin, to head the operation. A third part to the signal is discovered resulting in over 60,000 data sheets but the government’s scientists fail to decode them. Ellie is contacted by Hadden, a billionaire who previously sponsored her SETI research, and he reveals that he too has the data sheets and that he has discovered the data sheets line up when arranged three-dimensionally to form schematics for a gargantuan machine with spinning rings that is expected to send a single human pod

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    The search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) is a collective term for the scientific search for intelligent extraterrestrial life. After Copernicus, Darwin, and Einstein, another incredible revolution in thinking about our place in the universe is taking place, there have been many earlier searches for extraterrestrial intelligence within the Solar System, in accordance with the information obtained in the sources cited in the Reference section. First of all, in 1896, Nikola Tesla suggested

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    possibilities; however, research hasn’t proven much yet. To begin, I want to first define extraterrestrial life, as there are many definitions and part of what contributes to extraterrestrial life controversy. According to Nola Taylor Redd in the article SETI & The Search for Intelligent Life, extraterrestrial life can roughly be categorized into two groups: the first category is life itself, which includes microorganisms and other simple forms, and the second group includes intelligent life. Intelligent

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    Though we know a lot about radio astronomy, the problem that is stopping the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence (better known as SETI) from finding anyone is the vastness of space. The chance of us pointing our telescopes at the right point in the universe at the right time is astronomical. The chance of aliens finding us is just as bad. If life on Alpha Centauri, the closest star

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    The thought of humans not being alone in the universe has been a fixture in the scientific community for a long time. However, it hasn’t been truly considered as a viable possibility until recently. Although it is easy to dismiss as science fiction fantasy, the belief in other intelligent beings in the universe has become a mainstream opinion in the scientific community. Since the 1960s, many respected people in the science have estimated how likely alien life is. The high probability of intelligent

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