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Communicating With Aliens

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September-October 2015

Concept of Alien existence in the universe and to establish contact (physical or communicable) with them has always fascinated mankind. The topic has been an integral part of science fiction in movies all over the world.

- Dr. S S Verma

Communicating With Aliens

Humans have always felt the strong longing to communicate. Humans have a natural need to express themselves and it has been present since the beginning of our existence. Through time we have come up with new ways to carry the message; pictures on wall caves, smoke signals, pigeons etc. Now we have made great advances and technology has helped us reach new levels of communication and discoveries in our world. These advances have led us to have a new yearning to communicate with Aliens. It is something quite extraordinary and ambitious of us to always try to take discovers communicating ways with other beings. Everything lays the human curiosity, which has been the very strong aspect that has taken us throughout all the progress and evolution we have achieved throughout all these years. Human beings are trying to communicate with something, a thing, that we aren't even sure exists but it is indeed a strong yearning to communicate with others we were born with and we have shown to go to great measures to try to make that happen.

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