SETI Targets Kepler-452b, Earth’s ‘Cousin,’ in Search for Alien Life

“So far, the antennas haven’t tuned into any broadcasts.

“That’s no reason to get discouraged,” Seth Shostak, senior astronomer with the SETI Institute, which is based in Mountain View, California, said during a July 26 webcast by the Slooh Community Observatory.

“Bacteria, trilobites, dinosaurs—they were here but they weren’t building radio transmitters,” he said.”

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