Re: Seti

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From: Ian Moor
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 1988 18:51

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There may only be a small time interval during which a civilization radiates
RF at an easily detectable frequency. How long before we all have cable tv
over fibre optic links ? Or maybe satellites which direct all their output
at the planet. Should we be looking for something else like Infra-red
from power plants?

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From: iwm@asun3.ic.ac.uk (Ian Moor)
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Subject: Re: Seti
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Date: 29 Aug 88 18:51:14 GMT
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