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June 24th 07, 01:38 PM
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Not alone in the visible universe, not even in our own galaxy
Home alone in such a vast universe could be reality. I do not think
so,but who am I? It could very well be another of the great questions mankind can not ever answer. So far no aliens are detected. We know what to send. We have great radio detectors. We know the best areas in our galaxy to look. Even if we could send space ships at the speed of light to a likely solar system,I dought if we would go even in two million years from now bert 
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