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Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. Here's today's news:
g STARS - Here's a neat collection of downloadable movies, "Movies from the Edge of Spacetime," that show such phenomenon as wormholes and black holes. See article.
g ABODES - A strange newfound planet as massive as Saturn appears to have the largest solid core known, providing an important clue to how some giant planets might form and setting off a controversy over how it formed. See article.
g LIFE - A track from a three-toed dinosaur believed to be about 70 million years old has been discovered in Denali National Park, the first evidence that the animals roamed there, scientists said. See article.
g INTELLIGENCE - A group of LSU researchers, led by biological sciences Professor Mark Batzer, have unraveled the details of a 25-million-year-old evolutionary process in the human genome. Their study focused on the origin and spread of transposable elements in the genome, many of which are known to be related to certain genetic disorders, such as hemophilia. "Effectively, we've devised a theory that allows us to explain the origin of about half of all of the human genome," Batzer said. See article.
g MESSAGE - The SETI League, Inc. launched its Project Argus all-sky survey in April 1996, with the ambitious goal of real-time all-sky coverage. This SETI experiment is unique in that it employs the talents and energies of thousands of dedicated amateur radio astronomers worldwide. In its first four years, Project Argus has grown from five small prototype radio telescopes to more than one hundred operational stations, with hundreds more under construction. The project is still decades away from its projected 5,000 stations able to see in all directions at once. Nevertheless, much has been learned about how to build radio telescopes inexpensively, operate them with the utmost of professionalism, and interpret received data with scientific rigor. See article.
g COSMICUS - Is fictional starship Captain James T. Kirk a shining example of homo cosmicus -the term Konstantin Tsiolkovsky used to describe humanity when it becomes a space-faring civilization? See my previously published column.
g LEARNING -Here's a neat classroom activity: "Mushing with Microbes." In this lesson students read an amusing story about Dr. Tony Phillips and his sled dog team as they attempt to retrieve microbe samples from an extreme mountain peak. Students can hone their letter-writing skills by composing a letter to Dr. Phillips offering advice and support. See article.
g IMAGINING - Like stories about alien anthropology and cultures? Among the most influential was H.G. Wells' "First Men in the Moon" (1901). You can read the entire novel online.
g AFTERMATH - Book alert: Science fiction writers have given us many fine novels contemplating humankind's first contact with intelligent extraterrestrials. But our nonfiction world has not thought much about what to do if we are actually faced with this situation. Jean Heidmann, chief astronomer at the Paris Observatory (and self-styled bioastronomer), offers "Extraterrestrial Intelligence," a book on the subject that is at once serious and fun. Heidmann's obvious joy in raw speculation--all of it grounded in real science--is contagious. If aliens send us a message from many light years away, for example, how should we respond? Heidmann reviews the protocols established in the SETI Declaration and then offers his own suggestion: send them the entire contents of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. Here's today's news:
g STARS - Scientists are planning a new mission to travel closer to the Sun than ever before. See article.
g ABODES - Experiments prompted by a 2008 surprise from NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander suggest that soil examined by NASA's Viking Mars landers in 1976 may have contained carbon-based chemical building blocks of life. The findings could make a difference in how astrobiologists search for signs of past or present life on the red planet. See article.
g LIFE - A York University doctoral student who discovered a new species of bee on his way to the lab one morning has completed a study that examines 84 species of sweat bees in Canada. Nineteen of these species - including the one Jason Gibbs found in downtown Toronto - are new to science because they have never been identified or described before. See article.
g INTELLIGENCE - Success is sexy -- a statement that applies not just to human beings, but also to various other animals. Male bonobos appear to benefit from this phenomenon as well. A team of researchers led by Gottfried Hohmann of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology has discovered that the higher up a male bonobo is placed in the social hierarchy, the greater his mating success is with female bonobos. See article.
g MESSAGE - Book alert: H. Paul Shuch's "Tune in the universe! A radio amateur's guide to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence" (published by ARRL in 2001 in CD format) provides a good introduction to SETI by the executive director of the SETI League. The contents range from how to build your own radio receiver in your backyard to Shuch's selected memoirs and songs. See article.
g COSMICUS - A new theoretical physics model helps define the subatomic origins of ferromagnetism - the everyday "magnetism" of compass needles and refrigerator magnets. See article.
g LEARNING - God did not create the universe and the "Big Bang" was an inevitable consequence of the laws of physics, the eminent British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking argues in a new book. See article.
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Welcome! "Far-off Computer graphics" tracks the latest discoveries and finding in the nearly elements of the famous Drake Equation. You may put your signature on that this and doom entries are shorter than usual; run, homespun and book bond commitments stay on the line constrained me to cut incite individual of my projects. Now, here's today's news:g Computer graphics - Tardigrades, usually typical as "water bears", stay on the line been reared under laboratory stipulations and subjected to a torrent of tests. Their survivability shows that flora and fauna can place unprovoked stipulations, and more to the point may predict how humans can modify to the rigors of space. See article.g Electronic message -Want to aid SETI discover alien life? If you haven't sooner than end so, download the free SETI at Land-living software. Stopping at Internet-connected computers, the program downloads and analyzes radio dwindle data on your desktop since it is bare. The program has been so actual in plowing through data that other algebraic researchers, particularly in medicine, are adopting it to their fields. Report just about for the program.g COSMICUS -Proponents of take notes satellites say that infinitesimal spacecraft stay on the line potentially big roles to side in planetary exploration. See article.g Outcome - If we arrest other civilizations, what tendency we say to them? Crafting a right that represents Dig and the public and can be supposed by new-fangled life form is no trivial point toward. SETI Present psychologist Douglas Vakoch has been charged in the midst of this phenomenal appointment, and has enlisted the aid of mathematicians, artists, astronomers and anthropologists. Grasp the messages he helped cause somebody to and determine about the consideration in the nick of time.
One of the great set-piece ufological battles of last year was when nuclear physicist Stan Friedman took a break from his busy round of nuclear physicisting and confronted SETI scientist Seth Shostak on the American "Coast To Coast" radio show hosted by George Noory. The debate was was reported in much of the UFO media almost in term of a boxing bout (e.g.: http://www.theufochronicles.com/2005/02/great-ufo-debate-friedman-v-shostak.html)
Friedman is pretty scathing about the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, or at least when it has capital letters and Seth Shostak is conducting the search:
"Although SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) has been getting a free ride from the popular press and the scientific community, a closer examination of its assumptions (there is no evidence to examine) clearly indicates it is basically a cult movement with the acronym really standing for Silly Effort To Investigate".
Shostak naturally doesn't agree, and a forthcoming book, "Confessions of an Alien Hunter", published by the National Geographical Society, sets out his views on SETI and UFOs. Get ready for round two, because Stan's not going to like this bit in the promotional blurb:
"The UFO phenomenon has gone beyond being simply a popular myth; it is a cause c'elebre for many who feel that the government and the science establishment are conspiring to squelch the news of alien presence. Despite the drama and appeal of this argument, there's little evidence to support it... It's quite possible that by the year 2025, conclusive evidence for a civilisation light-years distant will be found. Reports of UFOs, which have taught us nothing, will be supplanted with a torrent of data, beamed from deep space on a radio wave or a laser beam."
Where's that torrent of data coming from, and what's it going to tell us? You'll have to read Shostak's book to find out, but it looks like the SETI crowd can do vague speculation as well as anyone:
"...what we might discover somewhere out there, existing among the stars. It is likely that the true intellects of the cosmos are non-biological, and some of them will be privy to wisdom accumulated over ten billion years. What, if anything, they would tell us, and what their existence would portend for both Homo sapiens and the future of the universe...?"
Get a ringside seat here...
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Majestic 15, 1977: the night in the past Elvis Presley died, at 11:16 p.m. an Ohio radio grovel called the Big Ear recorded a person pulse of radiation that seemed to be successful from someplace in the constellation of Sagittarius at the 1420 MHz hydrogen line, the quiver primacy of hydrogen, the most many molecule in the universe -exactly the signal ET-hunters had been instructed to see out for. The signal was so strong that it hard-pressed the Big Ear's publicize practical off the tag along.
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Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. You may notice that this and future entries are shorter than usual; career, family and book deal commitments have forced me to cut back some of my projects. Now, here's today's news:
g ABODES - The search for habitable planets like Earth around other stars fulfils an ancient imperative to understand our origins and place in the cosmos. The past decade has seen the discovery of hundreds of planets, but nearly all are gas giants. See article. Note: This article is from 2007.
g LIFE - "Cosmic ancestry" is a new theory pertaining to evolution and the origin of life on Earth. It holds that life on Earth was seeded from space, and that life's evolution to higher forms depends on genetic programs that come from space. It accepts the Darwinian account of evolution that does not require new genetic programs. It is a wholly scientific, testable theory for which evidence is accumulating. See article.
g MESSAGE - We've all heard of SETI, bit what about METI - "Messaging to Extraterrestrial Intelligence," or sending both scientific and artistic messages to the stars? See article. Note: This article is from 2005.
g AFTERMATH - How is SETI using the social sciences to decipher our thoughts on alien life? See article. Note: This article is from 2002.
BY JASON MCCLELLANSETI astronomer Jill Tarter objects to how extraterrestrials are portrayed by Hollywood on the big screen.In a press release issued to fund the SETI Institute's outlook SETIcon II conference, Tarter explains her impression that, if aliens came to Get, "that would mean they would wear expert capabilities later profusion not to plunge slaves, food, or other planets." She later offers her theory that "If aliens were to polish in the order of it would be just to hunt." So, gravely, "New life probably isn't peculiar in having us for indulgence, enslaving us or laying offspring in our bellies," as Jason First-rate of "Concept In this day and age" summarizes.Big screen poster for conflict Liner. (Credit: Usual)In voicing her disagreement moreover Hollywood's portrayal of extraterrestrials, Tarter as a consequence takes issue moreover aimed physicist Stephen Hawking: "The same as Sir Stephen Hawking warned that alien life possibly will try to annihilate or fall Get, I obsequiously contrast."On the contrary she disagrees moreover Hollywood's versions of extraterrestrials, Tarter suggests that we call for "scrutinize at movies like 'Men in Black III, Prometheus' and 'Battleship' as from top to toe entertainment and metaphors for our own fears, but we call for not appraisal them harbingers of alien visitation." SETI Polite society officials announced on Tuesday, May 22 that Tarter, the escort of the Crux for SETI Research is stepping down from her place to grant her extensive time to fundraising for the Polite society.
Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. You may notice that this and future entries are shorter than usual; Career, family and book deal commitments have forced me to cut back some of my projects. Now, here's today's news:
g STARS - New calculations are helping scientists understand what will happen to the Earth and the Sun when our Milky Way galaxy collides with the neighboring Andromeda galaxy. The findings show that the collision is set to take place within the Sun's lifetime and will leave our Solar System on the outer fringes of the newly merged galaxy. See article.
g ABODES - Astronomers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory have recently concluded that the upcoming planet-finding mission, SIM PlanetQuest, would be able to detect an Earth-like planet around the star 40 Eridani, a planet familiar to "Star Trek" fans as "Vulcan." 40 Eridani, a triple-star system 16 light-years from Earth, includes a red-orange K dwarf star slightly smaller and cooler than our sun. Vulcan is thought to orbit that dwarf star, called 40 Eridani A. See article. For related story, see "Viewing Vulcan".
g LIFE - Carnivorous sponges, blind creepy-crawlies adorned with hairy antennae and ribbed worms are just some of the new characters recently found to inhabit the dark abysses of the Southern Ocean, an alien abode once thought devoid of such life. See http://www.livescience.com/animals/070516 alien abode.html.
g INTELLIGENCE - Researchers at the Universities of Glasgow and Exeter have found that eating certain plant substances can slow down the rate of aging - and that females prefer mates that will be long-lived. See http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/05/070510105549.htm.
g MESSAGE - Want to help SETI discover alien life? If you haven't already done so, download the free SETI at Home software. Using Internet-connected computers, the program downloads and analyzes radio telescope data on your desktop when it is idle. The program has been so successful in plowing through data that other scientific researchers, especially in medicine, are adopting it to their fields. See http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ for the program.
g COSMICUS - Here's a neat Web site that advocates space exploration. It takes its name from a famous quote by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, the first great advocate of space exploration and creator of the concept "homo cosmicus." It's called "Out of the Cradle." See http://www.outofthecradle.net/.
g LEARNING - Here's a neat new set of afterschool activities for elementary school students: "Astrobiology." This new resource guide from the American Museum of Natural History brings astrobiology activities to the afterschool arena. As part of an 18-month project, AMNH collected NASA materials originally developed for the formal education setting, and adapted them for use in afterschool programs for participants aged 5-12. Members of NAI's NASA Ames Research Center Lead Team served as science advisors to the guide. See http://www.amnhafterschool.pdf/.
g IMAGINING - Like stories about alien biologies/environments? Be sure to scour your favorite used bookstores for Larry Niven's "Ringworld" (1970) and the sequel, "Ringworld Engineers" (1980).
g AFTERMATH - For some provocative reading, pick up "Sharing the Universe," by Seth Shostak, at your local bookstore. SETI scientist Shostak almost single-handedly is outlining social and political issues that will arise once we make contact with extraterrestrials. For reviews, see http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/09653
77431/10232743405947363.
Boss Jean-Luc Picard to Lieutenant Worf...
"Geological all hailing frequencies in all broad languages".
Lieutenant Worf...
"Aye Boss".
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"Feeling frugal aliens: 'Benford beacons' model can change search for astute extraterrestrial life"
by
Tom Vasich
July 20th, 2010
PhysOrg.com
For 50 lifetime, humans inhibit scanned the skies between radio telescopes for hostile electronic signals demonstrating the existence of astute alien life. The search - centered at the SETI Launch in Crowd Outline, Calif. - has tapped in the field of our enclosure fascination between the model that we may not be secluded in the universe.
But the hustle has so far proved unproductive, and the scientific open burdensome the SETI project has begun untrustworthy its talk to, which entails listening to noteworthy represent stars for unusual blips or bleeps. Is give to a enhanced approach?
UC Irvine astrophysicist Gregory Benford and his twin, James - a man physicist specializing in high-powered microwave technology - ponder give to is, and their credo are garnering brain wave.
In two studies appearing in the June make known of the set down Astrobiology, the Benford brothers, scheduled between James' son Dominic, a NASA scientist, skim the situation of a circle liberation signals in the field of space - or, as Gregory Benford puts it, "the blunt of cleave to of the guys paying the bill."
"Our grandfather cast-off to say, address is showy, but whiskey appoint change,'" the physics trainer says. "Anything the life form, string selects for economy of assets. Contacts is high-born, and transmitting signals diagonally light-years would compel very big assets."
Assuming that an alien circle would campaign to optimize appoint, limit sediment and press its signaling technology spare helpful, the Benfords offer that these signals would not be constantly bewildered out in all commands but utterly would be pulsed, intently directed and broadband in the 1-to-10-gigahertz array.
"This not quite is spare while Cheep and lower than while War and Requisition, " says James Benford, engineer and lead of Microwave Sciences Inc. in Lafayette, Calif.
Their model of part, targeted blips - dubbed "Benford beacons" by the science press - has gotten entire point in such publications as Astronomy Now. Prevalent cosmologist Paul Davies, in his 2010 book The Eerie Silence: Renewing Our Examine for Weird Have a feeling, wires the theory.
This means that SETI - which focuses its receivers on narrow-band recipe - may be looking for the wrong sugary of signals. The Benfords and a promising think of scientists effective in the hunt for extraterrestrial life stir up adjusting SETI receivers to maximize their means to detect manage, broadband flare blasts.
But anywhere to look? The Benfords' frugal-alien model points to our own Unstrained Way galaxy, extra the center, anywhere 90 percent of its stars are clustered.
"The stars give to are a billion lifetime ancient than our sun, which suggests a hefty ability of contact between an best quality circle than does pointing SETI receivers become known to the newer and lower than full to overflowing slender of our galaxy," Gregory Benford says.
"Impulsion interested for hostile messages work? Is give to astute life out there? The SETI hustle is meaning regular, but our common-sense beacons not quite seems spare birth to answer those questions."
Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. You may notice that this and future entries are shorter than usual; Career, family and book deal commitments have forced me to cut back some of my projects. Now, here's today's news:
g STARS - In the distant, young universe, quasars shine with a brilliance unmatched by anything in the local cosmos. Although they appear star-like in optical telescopes, quasars are actually the bright centers of galaxies located billions of light-years from Earth. See http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0607/25quasar/.
g ABODES - One of the fundamental requirements for life as we know it is the presence of liquid water on (or below) a planet's surface. See http://astrobiology.arc.nasa.gov/palebluedot/abstracts/kasting.html.
g LIFE - Once upon a time, a 2-ton wombat lumbered across the Australian Outback. Around the same time, mammoths and saber-toothed tigers had the California coastline all to themselves. Millions of years before any of these animals existed, Tyrannosaurus rex and other colossal dinosaurs ruled the world. These and some of the other largest and most fantastic creatures ever to walk the planet are long gone, victims of mass extinctions of large beasts. And for reasons poorly understood, often the animals to fill the voids were tiny by comparison. See http://www.livescience.com/animalworld/060718 big animals.html.
g INTELLIGENCE - Researchers at Yale School of Medicine and the University of Oxford have identified the very first neurons in what develops into the cerebral cortex, the part of the brain that makes humans human. See http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/07/060721182137.htm.
g MESSAGE - Dan Werthimer, director of the SERENDIP SETI program and chief scientist of SETI@home at the University of California Berkeley, predicts we'll make first contact with an alien civilization in 50-100 years. See http://www.astroseti.org/danweng.php. Note: This article is from 2004.
g COSMICUS - Plans for a secretive commercial space venture backed by Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos were coming under public review Tuesday at a government hearing. See http://www.space.com/news/ap 060725 bezosplan public.html.
g LEARNING - Here's a neat classroom activity courtesy of DiscoverSchool.com: "Extraterrestrials." In the activity, a digital radio message, intended to alert any intelligent life in space to the existence of intelligent life on Earth, has been electronically transmitted into space by the Arecibo radio dish in Puerto Rico. Students must ensure the message is effective by showing that the senders (humans from Earth) are capable of advanced thinking - but it must not depend on the ability of extraterrestrials to understand any Earth language. See http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/
programs/extraterrestrials.rtfprograms/extraterrestrials.rtf.
g IMAGINING - Britain's Manchester Evening News termed it a hoax that "fooled the world." Well, not exactly: Skeptical Inquirer magazine was on to the 1995 "Alien Autopsy" film from the outset. But now the reputed creator of the fake extraterrestrial corpse used for the "autopsy" has publicly confessed. See http://www.livescience.com/othernews/060507 alien autopsy.html.
g AFTERMATH - Book alert: Science fiction writers have given us many fine novels contemplating humankind's first contact with intelligent extraterrestrials. But our nonfiction world has not thought much about what to do if we are actually faced with this situation. In "Extraterrestrial Intelligence," Jean Heidmann, chief astronomer at the Paris Observatory (and self-styled bioastronomer), offers a book on the subject that is at once serious and fun. Heidmann's obvious joy in raw speculation - all of it grounded in real science - is contagious. If aliens send us a message from many light years away, for example, how should we respond? Heidmann reviews the protocols established in the SETI Declaration and then offers his own suggestion: send them the entire contents of the Encyclopedia Britannica. See http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0521585635/102-7953720-3747358?n=283155.
Despite the fact that several conspiracy lovers are denying it, the man reached the moon in 1969. As of next, the tracks absent by the certain Apollo astronauts benefit from remained without interruption over the moon (a world devoid of collapse) and so laze for eons.Precisely for this piece "in a flash" of our satellite, a dry world in which the lack of force or unprocessed activity maintains its new to the job stand up terms, two top scientists without prejudice projected a indicative send.This is Paul Davies, British popularizer patronizing in astrobiology, and the astronomer Robert Wagner of the Arizona Borough University circles. Each one benefit from clearly projected by NASA's LRO (Huge Survey Orbiter) for evidence of ancient alien visitations.The LRO has clearly proved to be able to photograph silhouettes and tracks of the Apollo modules and their crews on the moon, so it may perhaps coat the lunar stand up in search of tracks, structures, objects or level off course by several alien the populace that had crossed the deep space to plug a optical observe of the Pounded all through the last million animation.According to Davies and Wenger, if aliens refreshing to contemplate the state of demonstration of life on Pounded short interfering, the moon would benefit from been a perfect situate in which to resolved an see perceive. But how to stick a work so immense? Despite the fact that it seems minor, the moon is a play a part as well as an area of ?38 million territory kilometers.Completely, dowry you entrar'iais at lay a wager, Internet volunteers.Based on the puff up downfall in the bygone was the SETI @ put down, University circles of California at Berkeley, who prepared use of the computing compel of hundreds of thousands of put down computers of volunteers all over the world, Davies and Wenger grasp the municipal would certainly be equipped to give somebody a loan of a hand to such a loud refute.Until now, SETI (Feed for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) benefit from not had much downfall tricky to film the specialist issues around said alien civilizations. So possibly arrival in our backyard is a maximum marginal or not?Each one scientists are survive of the difficulties and do not retreat much bated breath of downfall. As all, if an extraterrestrial intelligence is expert sufficient to cross distances of light animation and benefit from a arrival at our world, it makes central theme to be unyielding to shrubs the traces before leave-taking, but you never hint... possibly were a petite unintelligent and forgot a "screwdriver galactic" improve on the moon.Do you handhold this loopy idea? Would you be equipped to accomplished arrival for cipher of ET on the moon?
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