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Subject: SETI public: Sorting Intelligent Signals from Witless Cosmic Noise
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Science/Astronomy:
* Alien TV: Sorting Intelligent Signals from Witless Cosmic Noise
http://www.space.com/searchforlife/seti_artificiality_part2_030220.html
SETI researchers are a bold lot. They've chosen to accept a mission that =
might dissuade Mr. Phelps. Year after year, they spin their telescopes to=
the sky, sifting through a broiling rumpus of cosmic static in hopes of =
finding a signal made by other beings.
* Trickle Down Theory of Melting Snow May Support Life on Mars
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/mars_gullies_030219.html
Intriguing and often-examined gullies on Mars might not be created by wat=
er seeping out from underground springs. Rather, they are likely caused b=
y trickling water from melting snowpacks, an active process that could su=
stain biology on the Red Planet.
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