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From: Stig Agermose <stig.agermose@get2net.dk>
Date: Sat, 25 Sep 1999 04:37:40
Fwd Date: Sat, 25 Sep 1999 08:48:57 -0400
Subject: 'Florida Today' To Web-Publish 'Contact' Section



Source: http://www.flatoday.com:80/space/today/092499d.htm

Stig

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FLORIDA TODAY Space Online

"Planet Earth's best source for online space news"

Sept. 24, 1999

'FLORIDA TODAY' to publish 'Contact' section in newspaper, on
the Web; experts to discuss search for alien life

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FLORIDA TODAY

On Sunday, Oct. 17, FLORIDA TODAY will publish a special 40-page
section called CONTACT that will examine the question "Is there
life elsewhere in the universe?"

The special section also will be availabe on Space Online at
www.floridatoday.com/space

As a follow-up to the section, FLORIDA TODAY will host a
Community Conversation on Tuesday, Oct. 19 at the Brevard
Community College Bernard Simpkins Theater, located on the Cocoa
campus.

The public forum will begin at 7 p.m. and feature three of the
world's leading experts on the search for life beyond Earth.

The panelists are:

o Dr. Seth Shostek, director of the SETI Institute, which is
   using radio telescopes to search deep space for signs of
   intelligent alien civilizations.

o Dr. Charles A. Beichman, director of NASA's Origin Program,
   which is using the Hubble Space Telescope and robot probes to
   search for extraterrestrial life.

o Norman Haynes, former director of NASA's Mars Exploration
   Program, which is hunting for evidence of past or present life
   on the Red Planet.

Each panelist will discuss their research and then take
questions from the audience. The forum will be an opportunity
for the public to discuss one of the key scientific issues of
the 21st century.

For more information, contact John J. Glisch, special projects
editor, (407) 242-3968.

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