Roswell devotees, dry those tears — the hunt for alien overlords frenemies is back on. Four months after going into financial “hibernation,” SETI’s Allen Telescope Array have been temporarily resuscitated due to an infusion of publicly raised funds from the SETIStars program, and Ms. Jodie Foster. The internet campaign for those-who-believe raised over $200,000 in only 45 days, enough cash to get the Paul Allen-funded dishes scanning the skies for a minimum of five more months. Tom Pierson, the institute’s CEO, is hoping to secure long-term funding for the project from the U.S. Air Force, that can use the array in the course of the daytime “to trace orbital objects that otherwise might pose a threat to the International Space Station and other satellites.” However Pierson manages to maintain the fleet of skyward-facing ears afloat, one thing’s obviously — as a matter of fact accessible and tracking it is a hustle.
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