The Day Before Disclosure Page #2

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shown that a rising number

of people believe in

intelligent life elsewhere.

In many countries, far more

than 50% of the population.

The question of

extraterrestrial life

was also among the reasons

why the SETI project

was established

back in the 1970s.

SETI stands for Search for

Extraterrestrial Intelligence.

This project, still ongoing,

is using large radio telescopes

at several locations on the

globe to scan the cosmos

in search for

electromagnetic transmissions

that could indicate

intelligent life.

This is the radio telescope

in Bologna, in Italy,

one of the largest of

its kind in Europe.

This enormously complex

system of antennas

is able to detect even

the weakest signals

from the universe.

And by interpreting

these signals,

the scientists are able to

learn a lot about the age

and the origin of the

stars, the galaxies,

and the universe.

And perhaps also, detect

signals from intelligent life.

- What we are

looking for actually,

is not really a

particular kind of signal.

We are just searching

for something different

from the normal cosmic

noise, so to say.

So we are not searching

for a particular

transmission signals,

but for example, it would be

enough to detect some signals

coming from their

communications, televisions,

if they do have televisions,

or cellular telephones,

or things like that.

Well, we have recorded a

huge amount of data so far.

But unfortunately, we could

not get any signal yet.

(dramatic piano music)

- [Terje] But has the

research been done

for the right type of signals?

While we are looking for answers

inside the framework

of our old paradigm,

civilizations maybe several

million years ahead of us

in technological sophistication,

may not transmit our type

of radio signals at all.

The most commonly used argument

against interstellar travel

is the fact that even our

closest neighboring stars

are several light years away.

We have to move, 20, 30,

or maybe 50 light years out

to find a substantial

number of stars

where life may be possible.

With such distances

and the speed of light

as a limit, the thought of

being visited from outside

has seemed impossible.

But new developments in physics

have redefined Einstein's

relativity theory

and opened for a new

view on this question.

- According to

hadronic mechanics,

there is no problem

with space travel

and not even with time travel.

Equations and the

physical models,

concepts and relations

for explaining this,

has been clear for

more than 10 years,

in advanced hadronic mechanics.

(eerie music)

- So if there are

civilizations thousands

or millions of

years ahead of us,

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