We talk to Dr. Daniel Cartin about his recent follow up to Geoffrey Landis' percolation framework for understanding the Fermi Paradox. We also talk about the life span of technological civilizations, and how accidental contact could be important to understanding how this life span could increase over time. <a href= "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rDyk-uDTUuzDVGGVp72zo37-vKwYRCZ-u434NOcpowU/pub" target="_blank" rel="noopener">See the Detailed Show Notes</a>

We talk to Dr. Daniel Cartin about his recent follow up to Geoffrey Landis' percolation framework for understanding the Fermi Paradox. We also talk about the life span of technological civilizations, and how accidental contact could be important to understanding how this life span could increase over time. See the Detailed Show Notes

We talk to Dr. Daniel Cartin about his recent follow up to Geoffrey Landis' percolation framework for understanding the Fermi Paradox. We also talk about the life span&nbsp;of technological civilizations, and how accidental contact could be important to understanding how this life span could increase over time. <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rDyk-uDTUuzDVGGVp72zo37-vKwYRCZ-u434NOcpowU/pub" rel="noopener noreferrer">See the Detailed Show Notes</a> &nbsp; &nbsp;

Episode 13 - The Great Voids

The Wow!Signal Podcast examines a wide range of issues from a scientific perspective through the lens of the search for intelligent life from other worlds.

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Episode 13 - The Great Voids

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