Prof. Frank Drake, Founder of SETI, about Chilbolton message

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Prof. Frank Drake, Founder of SETI, about Chilbolton message.

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Prof. Drake conducted the first SETI experiment in the early 60s. In 1974, he and Carl Sagan sent out the so-called “Arecibo Message” – a binary code describing human features like DNA structure and location in the solar system. Despite millions of dollars invested in the search for ET intelligence, no alien has ever answered the radio call. But in 2001, a similar binary message appeared in a crop field near a radio telescope in Chilbolton, England. Could this have been the message? Robert Fleischer, coordinator of Exopolitics Germany, confronted Frank Drake with the crop field binary message. Here’s what Prof. Drake has to say about it…

From the website of Colin Andrews…

First to say that I think Prof. Drake made some rather outrageous statements as fact that can not be prov-en as such.

When asked by Robert, how do you know how aliens would think? His answer was most unscientific and off the mark. He knows no more than anyone else as to how they would think to communicate, but lets look at this.

It was also most disappointing that a scientist of his stature would still believe the only possible way ETs are likely to communicate is by some radio or microwave signal.

I dont believe there will be a signal of any kind because ET is already here, right under SETI’s noses and are interacting and influencing earth events, by means of some crop circles and even some political events. I will explain further because I am sure some will see my own statement as outrageous also.

In my view it has gone largely overlooked what is taking place in the crop circle fields and to many people involved with making some of them and to those researching them.  These humans have focused upon the mystery and have become involved, unknown to them in a large scale and important social experiment.

Read more here:

www.colinandrews.net/FrankDrakeInterview-ColinAndrewsResponse.html