... dust could be generated by all sorts of interesting objects – be they exocomets or a giant ring system a la Saturn. Nevertheless, the SETI Institute is now using the Allen Telescope Array to look for possible radio emissions in the star’s immediate...
... and engineers from several institutes in the US, including the SETI Institute, and the UK, to broaden the scientific knowledge of...meters below the ocean surface," said Pablo Sobron, a SETI Institute physicist, who along with Laurie Barge at NASA JPL...
...to interest most readers and much to stimulate the old grey matter. I particularly like the religious questions in ‘SETI in non-Western [e.g. Buddhist] perspective’ and ‘Would you baptize an extraterrestrial?’. It is also good that, given the variety...
... team at the Dwingeloo Radio Telescope, The Netherlands, have been working since 2013 across the fields of SETI, radio astronomy, neuroscience and virtual reality for the ongoing project ‘Cogito in space’(www.cogitoinspace. org...
... of Astronautical Engineering, Morehead State University The nominees in “Space – Institutional” category for 2015 are: Center for SETI Research Deep Space Industries ESA (Rosetta comet mission) Generation Orbit Moog NASA (New Horizons mission...
... vary in duration and even depth." The planet was first spotted in 2011 by Laurance Doyle, an astronomer at the SETI Institute, however it has taken a few years of further research, plus more data gathered with the Kepler...