SETI public: New Blue Worlds at Harvard on November 20, 2003

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    Autumn 2003 Programs
    November 20NEW BLUE WORLDS, Dimitar Sasselov, Center for Astrophysics
    Just 8 short years ago, astronomers began discovering new planets light years away from us circling around distant suns. They found giant planets larger than Jupiter in orbits very different from the gas giants in our own solar system. They found planets that rained iron down from the skies, planets too old to even theoretically exist. And they wondered - is our solar system, structured the way it is, a rarity out there? Within the next ten years we may be pleasantly surprised. Within the next decade, Earth-like worlds may be revealed to us for the first time. This may be the discovery that someday fuels the migration of Earthlings out among the stars on their way to those New Blue Worlds...

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