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-- Marlon | January 2, 2025

Question:

Dear Sir ,

My name is Marlon Klitsch, and I am highly interested in radio astronomy and radiotelescopy. I am currently writing my secondary school graduation project on the search for intelligent signals using radiotelescopy.

I was wondering if you might have any tips or educational material that could help me improve my presentation and written report. I would greatly appreciate your assistance and look forward to your response.

Best regards,
Marlon Klitsch

-- Marlon

Answer:

I believe that the folks at the SETI Institute provide the best resources for information on the search for life and intelligence beyond Earth.

-- Jeff Mangum

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