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Astronomers See SETI in a New Lightby J. Kelly Beatty, Senior EditorSky & Telescope, June 1999, p. 19.There is a little story behind the article below, a version of which recently appeared on the Encyclopedia Britannica Web site. On my way to work on February 18, 1999, I listened to Kelly Beatty speaking on National Public Radio (NPR) about the 69th anniversary of the discovery of Pluto. I was thinking to myself that Mr. Beatty would surely shortly be contacting me for comments about the recent rise in interest in the optical approach to SETI. I wondered if I would recognize his voice when he called. Little did I realize then that Kelly would call much sooner than later, for when I got home from work that evening, I found a message from Kelly on my answering machine. I returned his phone call the following morning, and the article below is partially a result of that conversation. I conveyed to Kelly these comments and we both had a good laugh! Dr. Stuart A. Kingsley Kelly Beatty
discusses Pluto on NPR Morning Edition, Thursday, February 18, 1999
See also Sky & Telescope Magazine's SETI Backgrounds Encyclopedia Britannica's Version
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