Big Picture Science – This Land is Island: Consolmagno & Race / First Contact

by Gary Niederhoff on November 23, 2014

Consolmagno & Race / First Contact
Part 4 of This Land is Island, featuring Guy Consolmagno, astronomer at the Vatican Observatory, and Margaret Race, ecologist at the SETI Institute, on the question of how the inhabitants of this island Earth might react if the existence of extra terrestrial life is confirmed.
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Tagged as: aliens, astronomy, ecology, psychology, sociology

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