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Thing or radio, "howdy doody" these are our cultural emissa emissaries. these are the first things aliens will decode about our civilization because in the radio bubble that is the volume around our solar system that contains our radio chatter, be it accidental or on purpose, -- >> that's the first stuff that we emitted. >> they will learn how men and women treat each other by watching "the honeymooners." >> to the moon! >> and people used to laugh at that, that gesture with the fist. that was funny stuff in 19507. 1957. i suppose. >> there is a thought, the honeymooners our intro duductoro
Sure that their legacies are uniting and basically making sure that biden is on board if she decides to run. >> in that little chat, i didn't ask her if she is rung. but i can say she looks great. she looks like she's got a pep in her step. let's put that it way. maria teresa kumar, and terrance page, thanks to both you have for your time this evening. >> thank you. coming up, news is breaking inside the right-wing radio bubble, and it could mean a big win for president obama's vision of america. she knows you like no one else. and you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfun...
And there have been entertaining science fiction stories that capture just those themes. so that's the fear factor. but what are we doing? we're mostly listening. we have giant radio telescopes pointing in different directions with highly sophisticated circuitry that listens to billions of radio frequencies simultaneously to see if anybody's whispering on any one of them at any place in the universe. so that's different from sending signals out. we're not sending signals out on purpose. we're sending them out accidentally. a radio bubble is about 70 light years away from us right now and on th...