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try to retrace the path of SETI reasoning that leads to such a postulate. SETI is selective. SETI is listening to the skies in hopes of hearing a signal emitted from an extraterrestrial intelligent source. Non-intelligent or less intelligent

do not concur that “SETI sucks.” We heartily endorse the mission of SETI and share excitement over the possible discoveries of the astrobiologists currently at work. The concern of this survey is limited to one and only one

Biological History and SETI Play Irven DeVore on the Chances of SETI being Successful Play John Barrow on the Role of Chance in Biological History Play

Biological History and SETI Play Irven DeVore on the Chances of SETI being Successful Play John Barrow on the Role of Chance in Biological History Play

. de Duve, Christian (1995). Vital Dust: The Origin and Evolution of Life on Earth. New York: Basic Books. Dick, Steven J. (2000). “Cosmotheology: Theological Implications of the

Programs Scientist at the SETI Institute F. Russell Stannard - Physicist, author, fellow of University College London Lawrence Sullivan - Historian,

for Project Phoenix, the SETI Institute's privately funded continuation of the Targeted Search portion of NASA's High Resolution Microwave Survey, and holds the Bernard M. Oliver Chair for SETI. In her research she has melded together old and

(SETI ). He concludes this section with speculations on the future of evolution on earth. Next, Chela-Flores describes recent topics including chemical evolution in the universe, the pathways from precursors to

Dr. Frank Drake,” SETI Institute news, 12:1 (First Quarter 2003) 5. Roper (2002). UFOs & Extraterrestrial Life: Americans' Beliefs and Personal Experiences . Prepared for the SCI FI Channel by Roper Poll.