8 FEB. 2023 · Wanda Diaz Wanda Diaz Merced - Blind astronomer and international expert in the sonification of astronomical data at the European Gravitational Observatory (EGO). "Anything and everything that entails communication and creating, I wouldn't say, human, because it limits the relationship just to us, right; but to make a relations with other beings is worth doing. I was saying sounds, I do not know how to register thoughts, but I would register thoughts, so whatever we have let's use it for communication it's worth doing it." Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space

8 FEB. 2023 · 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

8 FEB. 2023 · Nicola Ludwig, author and expert in infrared imaging techniques, reflectography and thermography applied to diagnostics of cultural heritage and sports science. "I deal precisely with infrared optics research, let's say so, in different languages ​​yes, but the language of physics and chemistry are universal. That is, as far as we know the laws that regulate, for example, the evolution of the macro cells of the macromolecules that lead to life, are the same throughout the universe and therefore it may be that if there are other sentient beings, perhaps it is very probable that they use our own frequencies to communicate, if for example a planet to be able to develop life, probably has an atmospheric density similar to ours, so for example sound could travel the same way, so languages ​​similar to ours could even develop. In fact, the Viking probe, which has been traveling the universe for almost 50 years now, started from this very idea: that for example the water molecule, the angles of the water molecule, were the same for everyone in the universe and therefore there were languages ​​common to all creatures in the universe. They could clearly be our assumptions, but as far as we know physics helps us hope to be able to communicate even with entities other than us." Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space

8 FEB. 2023 · Marco Rinaldo Fedele Bersanelli is an Italian astrophysicist and academic, professor of Astrophysics at the University of Milan. "Surely this is one of the big questions that are becoming more and more important due to the fact that today we have evidence, this now yes, experimental, of the fact that most of the stars have planetary systems and therefore we have billions and billions of planets only in our galaxy, hundreds of billions of planets. On the other hand, we must not overlook, and even this is not an object of research, the absolutely very fine peculiarities of planet Earth, and it is good to hold planet Earth dear to us, precisely because there are very many aspects for which we will hardly find a planet identical to the Earth. And anyway the possibility that life arises, even if there was a planet identical to the Earth, we don't know how to give it a probability, we are still very ignorant about it. These are fascinating questions that take us to the next few decades, I believe, and with the surprise, however, of grasping at least at this point that this fact has occurred. This is something that I hope more and more will be appreciated in its depth, in its wonder." Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space

8 FEB. 2023 · Jürgen Renn - is honorary professor for History of Science at both the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and the Freie Universität Berlin. In my opinion, Einstein would also be the first who deserves to address the word to an alien being, because he always thought in an integral way, always in a universal way, he was a representative of humanity and surely he would also be a good representative of all life. Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space

8 FEB. 2023 · Claudia Sciarma - Graduated in Physics and Astrophysics in Florence, she enriched her training with an internship at the Museo Galileo in Florence. Well I believe that when we talk about these issues the possibility of finding extraterrestrial life, not only astronomy must be ready, but perhaps we must all be ready because it would be a shocking discovery to say the least. Even if we are talking about life here in a very general way, but even giving the definition of what life is and therefore understanding what to look for is already something extremely complex. Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space

8 FEB. 2023 · Ariane Koek, fellowship of the Bogliasco Foundation internationally recognized for its transdisciplinary work between art, science and technology, founder of the "Art and Science" project at CERN in Geneva. "I think the Arts are a way of communicating outside our world, I mean after all we've had music sent into space for example and we've had artworks sent into space and art because it touches different senses, it's like hearing or touch or sight it speaks a different language and yet it's still an art it's also a way of knowing, a way of knowledge making, so yes it can be a way of traveling further and communicating, perhaps with beings in a different way." Ready to send your message to other worlds? www.starbottle.space

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