20 Jan 2007
Seth Shostak (pictured right), a senior associate with the SETI Institute is taking a noble effort at fending off the project's critics.
The Search for Extra Terrestrial Life (SETI) project should continue, he argues. Because even if we don't find anything in the next 20 or 30 years, there will still remain massive piles of data to sift through.
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