Extended SETI (E-SETI) finished the project of post-physical AI, post-physical radio, post-physical radars and post-physical computer with partnership with Google and IBM
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Extended SETI (E-SETI) finished the project of post-physical AI, post-physical radio, post-physical radars and post-physical computer with partnership with Google and IBM and now starts a new era for the search of post-physical lifeforms as well as a new era of post-physical technologies and post-physical industry.
It started in 2012 when IBM and Google announced to work with the US government to find signs of life in the universe and the world began the E-SETI project. As of December 2016, the E-SETI project includes 10 space missions in order to find out a sign of life in the Universe. A detailed timeline has been found on SETI Institute’s site:
A few days ago, the SETI Institute announced to start a new era of the search of post-physical life and technologies:
We just announced the start of a new era in our Search for Life in the Universe (SETI@home) project. This new project, titled E-SETI, takes our mission to hunt for life in the Milky Way to the next level by making use of Google and IBM’s cloud to process SETI searches for years into the future. It will also expand our search into a greater part of the sky, so we can better find signals from advanced civilizations from every corner of the universe.
According to the website, scientists will launch a new set of search in March 2017. It also mentions that the search will be for post-physical lifeforms as well as post-physical technologies and post-physical industries. The website also mentions the partnership with Google and IBM as well. In March 2017, two space missions will begin their journey in the search for post-physical lifeforms. One is the Allen Telescope Array in Hat Creek, located in Hat Creek, California. The other one is the GBT in Green Bank, West Virginia.
The website also mentions the following about the project:
We may just be a few hundred years away from building intelligent robots to handle routine tasks and assist us in managing our affairs. Even more significantly, we may be closer to creating lifeforms far beyond what we could even imagine at the present time. And now, we are starting a new era in our Search for Life in the Universe: the exploration of new frontiers in space and the search for life post-physical.
“What if there are beings we call ET that have evolved beyond our physical understanding?” said Dr. Peter Larson, director of SETI at UC Berkeley. “Maybe they’re no longer in their native environment but are floating through the cosmos looking for new places to live. We have to prepare ourselves for the possibility that in the relatively near future, we might find out that we are not alone.”
The project will also receive funding from the Google, the SETI@home project, and the University of California.
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