And we’re back – again. Or re-back. Or perhaps post-away. Who knows. After a short suspension (no not for pron but for not paying my bills – I know, my bad) we’re back for another year.

Just wanted to thank the anonymous support agent who so quickly answered my questions when I got online. He/She is a cool brah, brah.

To welcome us back .. a stack of old media:

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The search for extraterrestrial intelligence has been going on since the middle of last century, having been first postulated as a scientific possibility in 1959, but how far have we come and what new things have we learned?

In this Fora.tv lecture Professor Ian Morison discusses Drake’s Equation, Finding life on other planets, SETI@Home and how far we’ve progressed and what we’ve found.

If you’re interested in helping SETI out you can join the SETI@Home’s BOINC project, which will install a screensaver on your computer which will use CPU power when the PC (or Mac or Linux Machine) is idle to help go through the massive amount of data collected by the radio telescopes mentioned in the lecture. There’s even an 3nglish.co.uk SETI group you can join (search for 3nglish.co.uk when prompted to join a group).