Archive for the ‘Seti’ Category
February 4th, 2012 | 
Author:  New York Times |
Is Anyone Out There? Do We Care?
Care2.com (blog) The SETI Institute was temporarily shutting down operations. They were out of money. The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence was on hold. In the 28 years since its first incorporation as a not-for-profit, the SETI Institute has always been a … The search for extra terrestrials is back on! Can Alien Life Survive Earthly Budget Cuts? Search for aliens is on again, but next quest is finding money |
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New Energy Training Institute is now open
Lifestyles Publications By David Willberg The new Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute (SETI) in east Estevan has achieved a pair of milestones. The first courses to be offered inside the state-of-the-art institution are now underway, and the project has reached the … |
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Karnak Seti Streaming New Album, "In Harmonic Entropy," Online
Metal Underground Portugal's melodic death metal band Karnak Seti is set to self-release the sophomore album, "In Harmonic Entropy" on February 6, 2012. Metalunderground.com is offering readers the chance to hear this new album before it's officially released, … |
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New York Times (blog) |
Is Anyone Out There? Examining Astrobiology and the Value of SETI
New York Times (blog) They learn about SETI, the search for extraterrestrial life, explore some of the challenges facing this field, and develop proposals seeking financing for aspects of SETI research to pitch to venture capitalists. What is life? Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Recovering From Economic Downturn Can Alien Life Survive Earthly Budget Cuts? The search for extra terrestrials is back on! |
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Search for aliens is on again, but next quest is finding money
Economic Times "In this field," said Jill Tarter, an astronomer at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, Calif., the "number two is the all-important number. We count one, two, infinity. We're all looking for number two." But the story of SETI is the story of a dream … |
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Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Recovering From Economic Downturn
Huffington Post (blog) The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) program has not gone unscathed from the recent economic turmoil. In fact, in April of last year, their flagship radar field went dark. However, renewed funding has brought the radars back online and … Search for Aliens Is on Again, but Next Quest Is Finding Money The search for extra terrestrials is back on! Is Anyone Out There? Do We Care? |
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 Scientific American |
Gigantic Radio Telescope to Search for First Stars and Galaxies
Scientific American LOFAR will also scan for artificial radio emissions as part of the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI). Past SETI missions focused on higher frequency radio waves, but perhaps alien civilizations preferred lower frequencies. |
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The search for extra terrestrials is back on!
89.3 KPCC SETI no longer has funds to use these radio telescopes to search for alien life. Since 1960, scientists here in the United States and elsewhere has been combing the skies, trying to find out if we're alone in the universe. The project has been called … |
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On looking far and beyond!
Pakistan Observer For that note of optimism the world is indebted to California's “Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI)”, which has been aptly described as the world's largest private Extraterrestrial Agency. The senior astronomer of SETI, … |
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Search for alien life in trouble
News24 "The problem with Seti [Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence] is that it's one of those experiments where we could get a result tomorrow, or we could wait a thousand years," Dr Robin Catchpole told News24. Catchpole works at the Institute of … |
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