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Here's a calculation on my little side-project. http://www.calchere.com/c/k1zpzn0o/Aliens-existing-in-our-galaxy http://www.calchere.com/c/k1zpzn0o/Aliens-exis
by CalcHere 13y ago
Here's a calculation on my little side-project.
http://www.calchere.com/c/k1zpzn0o/Aliens-existing-in-our-galaxy http://www.calchere.com/c/k1zpzn0o/Aliens-existing-in-our-ga...
This is from Frank Drake
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Drake http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Drake
- sanoli 13y agoInteresting. Using my estimates on your calculator my result was 1. Will keep the link on my bookmark, for when I want to wonder. The one I can't really figure out (all the others I can't really figure out, but they seem easier to guess) is the last one, "Years for which such civilizations release detectable signals into space". Is 10000 too little for a technologically advanced civilization, or will most of them self-destruct because all life after that ever springs up is essentially a race for resources? Is 100000 too much? How long will we be around. It seems if we get the war thing solved among us, the ceiling could get pretty high.