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CONFESSIONS OF AN ALIEN HUNTER
By: Seth Shostak

A Scientist's Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

National Geographic
March 2009
On Sale: March 17, 2009
320 pages
ISBN: 1426203926
EAN: 9781426203923
Hardcover
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Aliens are big in America. Whether theyÒ€ℒve arrived via rocket, flying saucer, or plain old teleportation, theyÒ€ℒve been invading, infiltrating, or inspiring us for decades, and theyÒ€ℒve fascinated moviegoers and television watchers for more than fifty years. About half of us believe that aliens really exist, and millions are convinced theyÒ€ℒve visited Earth.

For twenty-five years, SETI has been looking for the proof, and as the programÒ€ℒs senior astronomer, Seth Shostak explains in this engrossing book, itÒ€ℒs entirely possible that before long conclusive evidence will be found.

His informative, entertaining report offers an insiderÒ€ℒs view of what we might realistically expect to discover light-years away among the stars. Neither humanoids nor monsters, says Shostak; in fact, biological intelligence is probably just a precursor to machine beings, enormously advanced artificial sentients whose capabilities and accomplishments may have developed over billions of years and far exceed our own.

As he explores what, if anything, they would tell us and what their existence would portend for humankind and the cosmos, he introduces a colorful cast of characters and provides a vivid, state-of-the-art account of the past, present, and future of our search for extraterrestrial intelligence.

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