By Ray Villard on April 30th, 2011 on news.discovery.com
The
sad unplugging of the Allen Telescope Array due to lack of funding
brings a screeching halt, at least temporarily, to the most ambitious
search for “hello” radio transmissions from E.T.
But perhaps it’s time to simply think far outside of the box regarding our preconceptions of how to find extraterrestrial civilizations, says Clement Vidal of the Evolution, Complexity and Cognition group at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. And, the most advanced aliens may be the easiest to find.
The
sad unplugging of the Allen Telescope Array due to lack of funding
brings a screeching halt, at least temporarily, to the most ambitious
search for “hello” radio transmissions from E.T.But perhaps it’s time to simply think far outside of the box regarding our preconceptions of how to find extraterrestrial civilizations, says Clement Vidal of the Evolution, Complexity and Cognition group at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. And, the most advanced aliens may be the easiest to find.
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