In August of 1977, at the Big Ear Radio Telescope in Delaware, Ohio, astronomer Jerry

Aiman reviewed a batch of computer pranks and was puzzled by a strange pattern in the

data.

The 72 seconds of readouts were so impressive that Aiman circled the signal for his colleagues

and wrote the simple word, wow, next to it.

The radio telescope had begun its part in the search for extraterrestrial life just four

years earlier and a number of scientists thought they had finally found what they were

looking for.

They scanned the sky to find that signal again, desperately sweeping the coordinates from

where it originated to attempt to find a repeat of the mysterious phenomenon.

Unfortunately, no other signal was ever forthcoming and humans once again were possibly the only

life in the universe.

Undaunted scientists all over the world believe that there is life beyond our solar neighborhood.

We just haven't found it yet.

This case file joined the theory as they reach out across the inconceivable infinity of

space and find the ideas and orbit around.

The Fermi Paradox

come to alien theorizing case file to 23, the Fermi Paradox.

I'm Braden.

I'm Zell.

I'm Dan.

And I'm Andrew.

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