Is there life out there? (2014)
Four years ago the description of the Universe was changed from billions of stars in each of billions of galaxies to billions of planets in each of billions of galaxies. The probability of finding intelligent life out there looks like a certainty and however improbable life is, it looks as if we will find it sooner rather than later. How will it change our world?
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Dr John Baruch is a researcher at the University of Bradford where he runs the Bradford Robotic Telescope. He is also a committee member of UK Campaign for Science and Engineering.
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