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"This was the year after Frank's Project Ozma looked for radio signals from two nearby stars using a new radio telescope at Green Bank. While unsuccessful, it captured the attention of scientists across many fields." Dr. Jim Cordes #COSMOSCSI #COSMOS 4/pic.twitter.com/EitMpIF06m
"I recall Frank describing how he was responsible for the agenda of the meeting, which he developed as a set of topics related to how abundant such life might be; these became the factors in the now famous Drake equation." Dr. Jim Cordes #COSMOSCSI #COSMOS 5/pic.twitter.com/qKPDPc6uSl
"On the 30th anniversary of Ozma in 1991, a plaque displaying the Drake equation was dedicated at the Observatory, where it can be found today, nearly 60 years post-Ozma."
Dr. Jim Cordes #COSMOSCSI #COSMOS 6/pic.twitter.com/GfG2M7Belb
"Frank came to @Cornell in 1964 & Carl in 1968. The field of astrobiology did not exist then but Carl's & Frank's interests threaded much of the research at Cornell concerned with it & today the backbone of the Carl Sagan Institute is their legacy." Dr. Jim Cordes #COSMOSCSI 7/pic.twitter.com/bjuBqM9xRa
"Key factors in the Drake equation that could only be speculated upon in 1961 are now known quite well and, if anything, they make us more optimistic about finding venues for life and life itself." Dr. Jim Cordes #COSMOSCSI 8/pic.twitter.com/mi7UoQ5xUE
"Wide ranging research at the @CSInst, from #exoplanets to (perhaps) ET, will lead to an understanding of all factors in the Drake equation and, even better, the eventual fulfillment of finding life elsewhere." Dr. Jim Cordes #COSMOSCSI #COSMOS @Cornell 9/pic.twitter.com/olaKohOjEw
Jim Cordes participates in SETI by using studies of pulsars to guide optimal design of SETI surveys & their analysis. He is also a member of the Advisory Board for the Breakthrough Listen #SETI project. #COSMOSCSI @SETIInstitute
Learn more: https://astro.cornell.edu/james-m-cordes
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“We’ve come to know far better how to optimize our searches and where to look,” said Frank Drake, noting the efforts of @Cornell’s Carl Sagan Institute (@CSInst) in the search for exoplanets and life. #COSMOSCSI #COSMOS #SETI
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2017/11/pioneer-search-et-looks-back-ahead-talk …
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