EXTRATERRESTRIALS
   

MINI ALMANAC


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Moon phase


Highlights:

Norbert Wiener

IG-NOBEL 2005

The Da Vinci Code

Holy Blood, Holy Grail

The Solomon Key

NOBEL MEDICINE 2004

IG-NOBEL PRIZES
2004

The first email

Concerned Scientists write to Bush

Economics Nobel 2003

Chemistry Nobel 2003

Medicine Nobel 2003
Literature Nobel 2003

Physics Nobel 2003

Life on Mars ?
Rosalind Franklin and the Discovery of Double Helix

Good Bye Dolly
On Stonehenge
The Loss of Columbia
IG Nobel 2002
The invention of :-)
West Nile Virus
Asteroid Impact?
Molecule Hunt
Tuxedo Park
Ancient Trade Routes
Pop Singer to Fly In Space
Great Ideas

Computational Genomics

Bioinformatics


Baraka

The Universe in a Nutshell
Copenhagen, the Play
Count of Monte Cristo
Nobel Prize 2001
John Nash
Echelon
Kernel Methods

Ig-Nobel Prize
Einstein's Brain
Space Turism
Floating City
Mir's Blast
Origins
Great Books
Nobel Prize
In the mind of:
Serial Killers
The secret shuttle
Are we aliens?
Studying ET
Dinosaurs
Bonobo
Pattern Analysis
Early Vibrators
and Hysteria
The CYB.ORGs
among us
Book: Darwin
Book: Russell

 

THE SETI PROJECT
Who's out there? Are we alone in the universe? Scientists involved in SETI — the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence — are using modern technology to search for the answer to this fundamental questions. They listen for a signal from space. This arises more questions: How do we know if a signal is from ET? And: what happens if we find something?

Over the last years, scientists have developed a theory of cosmic evolution that predicts that life is a natural phenomenon likely to develop on planets with suitable environmental conditions. Scientific evidence shows that life arose on Earth relatively quickly, suggesting that life will occur on similar planets orbiting sun-like stars. With the recent discoveries of extrasolar planetary systems, and the suggestive evidence that life may once have existed on Mars, this scenario appears even more likely.

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Books on ET science:

A number of books have recently been published, addressing the debate on the possibility of extraterrestrial life, intelligence and even civilizations.
The matter is leaving the hands of science-fiction writers, for the hands of researchers in disciplines as diverse as biology, astronautics, planetology and physics.
A theory is that although life could be common, civilization could be rare.

See some of the new titles on this debate ...........more

 
 

PANSPERMIA

How did life start on Earth ? Can life exist elsewhere ?

These twe questions are deeply related to the quest for extraterrestrial life: for example, if life was - so to say - unavoidable, then it would be ubiquitous.
A hypothesis considers the opposite case: what if the emergence of life happened only once in the universe, and then spead across it?
Can life have colonized the universe, spreading 'seeds' from planet to planet ?
This hypothesis is called Panspermia ...more

 
 

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History of Technology

Is this Monument Telling the Truth ?



This monument in downtown Boston is at odds with a recent Congress resolution, granting to Antonio Meucci - not Alexander Bell - moral rights for the invention of the telephone .... more
 
Improbable Research

The 2005 IG Nobel Prizes were awarded in a ceremony at Harvard University.

THE 2005 AWARDS:

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