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SETI: Now What?

29 Mar 2010, 07:00 UTC
SETI: Now What?
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ENCORE Hello! Is anyone out there? As the scientific search for extraterrestrial intelligence marks its 50th anniversary, there’s been no contact as yet with alien beings. But SETI researchers maintain that we are not alone. Find out why in a SETI retrospective that looks at the past and future of the search.
We remember the first scientific SETI search… Carl Sagan… how the SETI Institute began… the WOW signal…and the 1993 NASA budget cuts.
We’ll also hear from critics of the search… scientists involved in optical SETI and SETI@home. Plus, international collaborations… and where the search is headed.
Guests:

Frank Drake – Director of the Carl Sagan Center for the Study of Life in the Universe, SETI Institute
Jill Tarter – Director of the Center for SETI Research, SETI Institute
Tom Pierson – CEO, SETI Institute
Paul Horowitz – Physicist, electrical engineer, Harvard University
Dan Werthimer – Chief Scientist, SETI@home, University of California, Berkeley
Ben Zuckerman – Physicist, Astronomer, UCLA

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