...at how proteins are folded, which has applications in medical science, and SETI@home analyzes EM waves from space, looking for signs of extraterrestrial in
...957, the storage that would be needed to store the entire Folding@home and SETI@home databases would be far beyond her means, since the characters in the b
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...s at any given moment. Even if another civilization communicated on one of SETI's search frequencies, they would most likely live extremely far away. Addit
...ential extraterrestrial civilizations, is not used by humans. Therefore, a SETI-like organization would have a hard time finding Earth.
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{{w|Carl Sagan}} was an advocate for science, space and {{w|SETI}} (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence). He wrote the book ''Contact'
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...ram, that might explain why there has of yet been no positive results from SETI. {{w|WIFI}} is the standard for wireless computer communications. FHF is pr
...an 10cm to a bit more than 1mm); it also has subranges (aliens, just below SETI, wifi, FHF, brain waves, sulawesi, gravity)
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|bgcolor="E6E6E6"|Astrophysicist, SETI pioneer
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*In [[638: The Search]] the SETI project is re-imagined from the perspective of ants, who reach the same con
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|Exobiology refers to the study of life outside Earth, which requires {{w|SETI|scanning the entire universe for life}}. Currently, exobiology seeks to fin
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