remember the seti screensaver in the, search for extraterrestrial intelligence, that is what seti standsr screen savers. it is basically artificial intelligence that will have the ability to look at vast apartments of data very quickly and look for thesingtures of extraterrestrial life. melissa: artificial intelligence. it looks for real intelligence. >> that is where we are as a society. this is kind of interesting, what they're looking for, the obvious stuff, is there oxygen own the planet? is it a planet in the goldilocks zone, that is share words, too cold, not too hot. is there stuff floating around the other planet? are there satellites in space that are not other planets? we have a moon and space station and thousands of gps satellites somebody might see. they are able to etech laser emissions from the planet. other radio signals that come out that would suggest people are there. two things, do we want to poke the-if we find intelligent life. melissa: right. >> if we find intelligent life we could start communicating as long as they're not like sentient bears that know how to live

a us government—funded agency is embarking on a collaboration with seti — a private organisation dedicatedsweep of the skies using 28 observatory in new mexico. the director of the observatory tony beasley, says the project will piggyback on the work already being done by us scientists. so the radio telescopes that the national science foundation operates here in the us are still continuing to do their normal radio astronomy research, looking at different parts of the sky but over the next few years what we will be doing is putting additional hardware on the back of the telescope to listen along and see if we can detect signatures, signals coming from other civilisations in the foreground or the background or associated with the objects we are routinely observing. so the life that you are looking for, it's not tiny little organisms. this is life that can use technology, sophisticated alien life? that's right. there are other efforts in the science community to try and detect the signatures, the bio signatures of simple life like bacteria and other organisms but specifically here, what we a

mayor bloomberg and president obama worked tether in the fight for gun sety laws, to improve educationto develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skis needed to find good jobs. old ideological battles he shows whus what can be achieved when we bring pple together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'mike bloombergand . temperatures this morning out there on the chilly side we're in the 30's and 40 again this morning with plenty sunshine later on today right now it's just those clear condions that have helped to result in temperatures falling as significantly as they have during our evening hours livermore 38 degrees for your current temperare woman votto saa rosa. redwood city each inthe upper 30's napa 1.37 eur while san francisco oakland hayward d fremont all in the 40's noit is a little bit more ld right along the bay conditions are calm though this means that during the course of this morning we're likely to see some of these temperatures really continuing to fall because the surface has a these common clear evening on such as we're seeing right now colder temperatures a

mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun sety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens ga the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>and at the feet donald trump. >>today in richmond senator bernie sanders spent this presidents day campaigning for votes right here in the bay area. >>thousands of enthusiastic voters came out to show their support for the independent senator from the state of vermont. kron four's haaziq was there. >>take a look at this crowd elect. >>the greenway pavilion in richmond was at 5,000 capacity inside with hundreds more outside for senator bernie sanders get out the early vote rally, the democratic candidate for president explains why he's king a break from campaigning in nevada and south carolina to rally for primary votes in the golden state i think you'll know you are largest state i

of money to try to do a lot of good for the lives they ruined and yeah oftentimes in a bankruptcy seti you make it $0.50 on a dollar robe and you get $0.10 on the dollar for every one of our clients you have you spoken with the survivors and german after hearing their accounts do you think the boy scouts of america do you think it should have a future and let me just ask you know if you if you have a little boy today would you want your little boy to become a scout well so 2 questions 2 answers we've always said to demands you know we've been out this for about 15 months now we said to the boy scouts of america what want you to make our clients whole there's no one out of money you could ever give them that they would take to have continued down that course and so for the abuse at the hands of a scoutmaster but do everything in your power to try and do that and to if you were to continue as an organization actually take the time and put the energy into making this with using children within your organization you know in those those for our demands as far as i've seen they haven't taken

a us government—funded agency is embarking on a collaboration with seti, a private organisation dedicatedill do a big "sweep" of the skies using 28 giant radio telescopes, at the very large array observatory in new mexico. they will be using a range of techniques to detect signatures that indicate the possibility of alien life. for more i'm joined by tony beasley in seattle. he's the director of the us national radio astronomy observatory, which runs the very large array. such a great name that. thanks for joining us, just explain, you're doing this big sweep. what exactly is that you are looking for? so, the radio telescopes at the national science foundation operates here in the us continuing to do their normal radio and astronomy research, looking at different parts of the sky but over the next few years what we will be doing is putting additional hardware on the back of the telescope to listen along and to see if we can detect signatures, signals coming from other civilisations in the foreground or the background associated with the objects we are routinely observing. so the life you

experts at the seti institute, an organisation dedicated to tracking extraterrestrial intelligence, aredetect signatures from space that indicate the possibility of extraterrestrial existence. these so—called "technosignatures" can range from the chemical composition of a planet's atmosphere, to laser emissions, to structures orbiting other stars. joining me now, from that conference, is andrew siemion, from berkeley's search for extra—terrestrial intelligence institute, at the university of calfornia. i have to start by asking, have you found any signs of life beyond earth? no, not yet. we had a fantastic event here. the association for the advancement of science meeting but it would have been much larger if we had detected a signal. 50, what are the chances of finding extra terrestrial life? this is the hardest question and it is very difficult for me to say and i think if anybody told you a particular percentage, you probably shouldn't believe them but what i can say is that whatever the chances we re can say is that whatever the chances were in the previous decade, the child says ar

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