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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 243.1 | | MANTIS::PARE | | Tue Nov 18 1986 12:40 | 2 |
| Thank you Rav. I'll be watching.
mary
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| 243.2 | NOVA, STAY SERIOUS | EDEN::KLAES | Welcome to Olympus, Captain Kirk! | Tue Nov 18 1986 14:26 | 14 |
| I hope NOVA is taking this issue seriously. I do not like the
fact that Lily Tomlin is hosting part of this show (see this week's
TV GUIDE). NOVA usually makes their shows very interesting and
educational on the merits of the scientific topic alone, not through
flashy gimmicks like many network science programs are.
We are on the verge of dicovering planets in other solar systems,
and I have no doubt that alien life will be found not too long after
this; and especially since this discovery would have profound affects
on human society, it should be prepared for properly and taken
seriously.
Larry
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| 243.3 | FOR A TRANSCRIPT OF THIS PROGRAM... | EDEN::KLAES | Is anybody out there? | Wed Nov 19 1986 15:15 | 16 |
| If you don't have a VCR (like me, sob!), you can get a transcript
of the NOVA program by sending a check for four dollars ($4) to
this address:
NOVA
Is Anybody Out There?
Box 322
Boston, MA 02134
It was an excellent program, and Lily Tomlin did a very good,
intelligent, and sometimes funny narration. It will be on again
(for those in the Boston area) on Channel 2, WGBH, on Saturday,
November 24, at 2 p.m.
Larry
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| 243.4 | Quite the Feat | VAXUUM::DYER | Aiigh!!! | Thu Jan 29 1987 13:05 | 3 |
| I didn't see the program, but perhaps Lily Tomlin was narrator because of her
Search for Signs of Intelligent Life on This Planet?
<_Jym_>
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| 243.5 | RE 243.4 | EDEN::KLAES | The lonely silver rain. | Thu Jan 29 1987 13:29 | 9 |
| Yes, that is exactly why - to help catch the general public's
interest in that particular NOVA program. I guess they figured
Lily Tomlin is an "Earthly" enough "link" for the public to grasp
the concept of extraterrestrial life (you'd think after all the
years of growing speculation and E.T.-type movies, the public would
be more comfortable with such a subject).
Larry
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| 243.6 | NOVA rebroadcast | EDEN::KLAES | Patience, and shuffle the cards. | Mon Apr 13 1987 14:57 | 6 |
| The NOVA program on intelligent life in the Universe, entitled
"Is Anybody Out There?", will be rebroadcast on April 14 at 8 pm
on Boston's Channel 2 (WGBH-PBS).
Larry
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| 243.7 | SETI Lecture at JPL | DICKNS::KLAES | Angels in the Architecture. | Tue Sep 22 1987 15:30 | 35 |
| From: Rogers@VENERA.ISI.EDU (Craig Milo Rogers)
Newsgroups: sci.space
Subject: The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, Etc.
Date: 13 Sep 87 22:19:59 GMT
Dr. Thomas McDonough will present a lecture on the
Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) at
7:00 PM on Saturday, September 26th, in the Von Karmen
Auditorium at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 4800 Oak
Grove Drive in Pasadena. SETI is a world-wide
astronomical research program which checks signals
from distant stars for signs of purposeful communication.
Dr. McDonough is a Lecturer in Engineering at Caltech,
and is Coordinator of the SETI program of the Planetary
Society. He is active as a lecturer, science consultant,
and author, with two popular science books on space and a
science fiction novel published this year ("The Search for
Extraterrestrial Intelligence", "Space: The Next 25 Years",
and "The Architects of Hyperspace", respectively).
This lecture is one of many activities sponsored by
the Organization for the Advancement of Space
Industrialization and Settlement (OASIS). The organization
is a non-profit educational group which promotes space
development. It is the Greater Los Angeles chapter of the
National Space Society (NSS).
The public is invited; there is no admission charge.
For more information about this lecture or other OASIS
activities call the OASIS Message Machine at (213) 374-1381
or contact Craig Milo Rogers <Rogers@ISI.Edu> (ARPANet).
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