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Close Encounters Of The Scientific Kind
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In summary, there is a conference on UFOs happening this weekend at the Telus World of Science that focuses on using them as a jumping point for research on extraterrestrial life. According to Matthews, part of the issue may be that people don't often look up into the skies. He also suggests that if there is life elsewhere, it is likely to be on planets similar to our own. The book "What is Life" by Erwin Schrodinger is recommended for further reading on this topic.
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“Well, if there is life elsewhere, they are almost certainly going to be living on planets possibly like our own,”
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matthyaouw said:“Well, if there is life elsewhere, they are almost certainly going to be living on planets possibly like our own,”
I'll add my own
to that as well. I would also like to post the bookWhat is Life by Erwin Schrodinger
on the "Recommended Reading" list.
(Sorry for the spelling Erwin, I couldn't expediently find the "o" with an umlaut.)
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