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Caroline.jestaz at 13:39, 4 October 2012

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	This last of six presentations to recruit students for A level physics, is more light-hearted and ~~simplistic~~ than the two ~~that precede it~~. It considers the arguments around whether or not humanity is alone~~. It~~ includes an initial look at the bizarre nature of many of the claims of alien encounters - including a fictional one for good measure - before moving onto the more serious side of alien hunting. It concludes with a probabilistic argument based on the Fermi paradox.		This last of six presentations to recruit students for A level physics, is more light-hearted and simpler than the two previous resources. It considers the arguments around whether or not humanity is alone and includes an initial look at the bizarre nature of many of the claims of alien encounters - including a fictional one for good measure - before moving onto the more serious side of alien hunting. It concludes with a probabilistic argument based on the Fermi paradox.

Rf366 at 15:58, 10 September 2012

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	This ~~final session~~ is ~~much~~ more light-hearted and simplistic than ~~sessions 4 and 5 and takes a look at~~ the arguments around whether or not humanity is alone. It includes an initial look at the bizarre nature of many of the claims of alien encounters ~~(Mr Norman House is an actor though)~~ before moving onto the more serious side of alien hunting. It concludes with a probabilistic argument based on the Fermi paradox.		This last of six presentations to recruit students for A level physics, is more light-hearted and simplistic than the two that precede it. It considers the arguments around whether or not humanity is alone. It includes an initial look at the bizarre nature of many of the claims of alien encounters - including a fictional one for good measure - before moving onto the more serious side of alien hunting. It concludes with a probabilistic argument based on the Fermi paradox.

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This final session is much more light-hearted and simplistic than sessions 4 and 5 and takes a look at the arguments around whether or not humanity is alone. It includes an initial look at the bizarre nature of many of the claims of alien encounters (Mr Norman House is an actor though) before moving onto the more serious side of alien hunting. It concludes with a probabilistic argument based on the Fermi paradox.