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Space / Fermi paradox / SETI / Open problems / Search for extraterrestrial intelligence / Zoo hypothesis / Space colonization / Earth in science fiction / Civilization / Extraterrestrial life / Astrobiology / Spaceflight
Date: 2009-03-02 17:01:28
Space
Fermi paradox
SETI
Open problems
Search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Zoo hypothesis
Space colonization
Earth in science fiction
Civilization
Extraterrestrial life
Astrobiology
Spaceflight

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