Nando Carmona, an astrobiologist in Madrid, Spain, who helps moderate the project platform and has classified more than 6,000 radio signals, said in an emailed statement that he is motivated by the search for other possible life inside and outside the solar system.
He added in the statement that discovering an extraterrestrial signal could have a remarkable influence on religions, cultures and societies.
“It would be something so impressive that it would be a before and after in the history of humanity,” Carmona said in the statement.
A civilization would have to be more advanced than humans’ to send a radio wave far enough to reach Earth, Li said. She added that she believes technological advancement in human society has been hindered by political and interpersonal issues, and so a more advanced society could potentially share methods to improve the welfare of humanity and the planet.
https://dailybruin.com/2023/06/11/ucla-seti-brings-search-for-extraterrestrial-life-to-everyday-enthusiasts
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