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City Columbus / Point Barrow / / Facility SETI Institute / State University of New York Press / / IndustryTerm systematic search strategies / search strategies / gas-giant planets / end products / technological by-products / subsequent imaging / chemical disequilibria / chemical assay / chemical process / philosophical belief systems / basic search strategies / energy sources / computerized signal detection algorithms / habitable cosmic real estate / computing / young technology / planetary systems / chemical constituents / potential habitable real estate / rst search / terrestrial communications technologies / chemical disequilibrium / search parameter space / food / energy / terrestrial technologies / / NaturalFeature Gulf of Mexico / Lincancabur volcano / Atacama desert / / Organization State University of New York Press / African Union / SETI Institute / Venus Express mission / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / European Space Agency / Extraterrestrial Intelligence / National Academy of Sciences / Space Studies Board / / Person Philip Morrison / Fomalhaut / Jill C. Tarter / Steven J. Dick / Seth Shostak / Arthur Clarke / / Position ction author / Fisher / / Product Europa / / ProvinceOrState Alaska / / PublishedMedium the Venus Express / New York Press / / Region Gulf of Mexico / / Technology radiation / laser / twenty-first-century terrestrial technologies / broadband / terrestrial communications technologies / bioremediation / computerized signal detection algorithms / Microwave / young technology / ESA / cell phones / / SocialTag 
Exoplanets, Extremophiles, and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Jill C. Tarter 1.0. Introduction We discovered the very first planetary worlds in orbit around a body other