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SETI Resources for Educators
The search for extra-terrestrial intelligent civilizations is fascinating, and involves many different aspects of astronomy, astrophysics, astrobiology, and technology. SETI is far more than looking for UFOs or little green people. For educators who are interested in teaching about SETI, here is a set of slides to get you started.
- Lecture 1: Introduction to SETI
- Lecture 2: Exoplanets & History of SETI
- Lecture 3: Current ETI searches
- Lecture 4: Optical SETI
- Lecture 5: Panspermia
- Lecture 6: What we can learn about a planet from probing its interior
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