Dr. Michio Kaku: Why Aliens May Exist, But Aren’t Landing on the White House Lawn
7 November 2015
By Michael Sainato
observer.com
11-4-15
One of the most renowned figures in science discusses extraterrestrial life, artificial intelligence, and the future of computer technology
A bizarre space anomaly detected by the Kepler Spacecraft has caught the attention of SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence). The institute recently pointed the Allen Telescope Array system 300 miles northeast of San Francisco at the star, KIC 8462852, to test the hypothesis that the anomaly may be a signature of an extraterrestrial civilization.
“If this pans out it could be the biggest story since the invention of the wheel or the discovery of fire—it’s on that scale,” said Dr. Michio Kaku in a phone interview with the Observer.
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By Michael Sainato
observer.com
11-4-15
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