UFOs on top scientist's agenda

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What will alien life look like if we find it? Will we be meeting life-forms incredibly similar to ourselves or will they be the frightful monsters of sci-fi films? How do you break news of alien discoveries to the world without creating wide-spread pandemonium?


Some of the world's finest scientific minds have assembled to discuss the question of UFOs.

Eminent academics and scientists are attending a two-day conference in London organised by the Royal Society - the UK's national academy of science.

Professor Paul Davies, director of BEYOND: Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science, will discuss man's search for extra-terrestrial life and the consequences for science and society.

Speakers will also include representatives from Nasa, the European Space Agency and the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs. Martin Rees, President of the Royal Society and Astronomer Royal will also be chairing one of the sessions.

The discussion meeting 'The detection of extra-terrestrial life and the consequences for science and society' is the first to take place in the Royal Society's 350th anniversary year.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20100125/tuk-ufos-on-top-scientist-s-agenda-dba1618.html

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25 January 2010

UFO Betting - Discovery Of Alien Life Greater Than Ever

http://www.casinobeacon.co.uk/news-articles/news/2010-01/ufo-250110.htm

The chance of discovering life on other worlds is greater than ever, according to Lord Rees, Britain's leading astronomer.

Lord Rees is the president of the Royal Society and Astronomer Royal. He said discovering alient life would be a moment which would change humanity.

Lord Rees said: "Technology has advanced so that for the very first time we can actually have the realistic hope of detecting planets no bigger than the earth orbiting other stars. Although it is a long shot to be able to learn more about any life of them, it's tremendous progress to be able to get some sort of image of another planet, rather like the earth orbiting another star."

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yeah this is it, getting closer now_remember "asteroids" then "et's"