Should we reply to the WOW! Signal?

alfa015222

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3 years ago

Hello,

I recently wrote a paper (which I present here https://youtu.be/DbxH_E8Iy1U) suggesting which star has the highest probability of being the source of the WOW! Signal.

Do you think that we should reply to the WOW! Signal or not?

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bio_man

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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, bio_man

Could we get a copy of that paper? If so, upload it.

NASA sends signals all the time for the purpose of being intercepted by other planets. Therefore, there's no reason why we shouldn't -- what's the worst that can happen?

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