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Hoping Not to Find Life in Space Michael Goodfellow Ever since people speculated that the stars were distant suns, or that the planets in our own solar system were worlds like the Earth, we have wondered if there was life elsewhere, even intelligent life like our own. Given all those stars and all that time, it seems like a sure bet. Yet we don't see any evidence of life elsewhere in our solar system, or any evidence of intelligent life out among the stars. This puzzle is called the Fermi Paradox, named after physicist Enrico Fermi, who is supposed to have said something like "if aliens exist, why aren't they here? There's been plenty of time."
Troy Revisited: Our Trojan Horse(s) Are Well Established, Thank You
Rachel's Visit (by L.Y.R.)
I know Rachel was at my house today
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