Suchita Kulkarni - Experienced data analyst and theoretical particle physicist. Expert in algorithm development, analytical techniques, visualisation and analysis of multidimensional data sets. "Our quest, or our ambition, to find life on the other planets is first and foremost driven by curiosity: are we alone in the universe? Or there exist something, someone, else in a world which is equally or even more beautiful than ours? We want to know, and finding answers to unknown is the basic of scientific foundations, that’s why science is done. The other thing why we want to look for life on the other planets, is beacuse by observing that life, by observing those planets, it will telling something about ourselves: where did we come from? How did life on Earth started? And how is going to go in the future, potentially by looking the other worlds. So, I think it’s an extremelly interesting quest, and so far, we have not found a new life elsewhere, and that tells us that it’s an extremelly difficult question to answer to go look for. So, I think yes, we should try to understanding there is life as well, and we should try to communicate with them. Whether, we will get contacted back by the other human beings, or by the other life elsewhere, is a totally separate question and only time can answer." Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space