Artistic interpretation of the space telescope Kepler discovered planetary system around the distant star aktuell.de Kepler
-11 Washington, USA - After NASA has identified with the space telescope Kepler 54 distant planet candidates orbiting their stars at a distance, as it appears on the surface of the planet with moderate temperatures, liquid water and thus allow Earth-like life (.. .
we reported), were thus sent to the location of these potentially also of intelligent creatures inhabited planet to SETI researchers. These have in fact made immediately on the search for intelligent signals from these possible worlds.
According to Seth Shostak was one at the SETI Institute in Mountain View from the transmission specific positions more than enthusiastic: "This is obviously a fascinating thing," said the chief astronomer over " AOLnews.com . "Even if we knew before, of course, that there are extra-solar planet was always the most important question, how many of this planet, so to speak to Cousins of the Earth is, on what it could to life."
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now know it is reassuring that such a potentially habitable worlds are apparently not as rare as previously feared. "Every hundredth star seems to have a planetary system, in which are found also earthy planet."
any of the 54 planet candidates, the SETI researchers now want to carefully take into the telescopic sight. First search for intelligent signals from the distant worlds were, the AOL message, but failed so far to no avail.
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