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10. Checking mine and your math

Wed Sep 9, 2020, 02:44 AM

Sep 2020

I think it is 0.00000781021897810219%. I went to here https://captaincalculator.com/math/percent/percentage-calculator/. Feel free to correct me if Im wrong. Thanks for backing me up!!
Eko.

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Scientists find no sign of aliens in study of 10 million star systems [View all] yortsed snacilbuper Sep 2020 OP

What if the don't use qazplm135 Sep 2020 #1

Lasers would be less wasteful, not spread in all directions. Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2020 #2

Not to mention that's just a TINY fraction of our galaxy Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2020 #4

Or at least they are smart enough to want not to be found by us. n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2020 #3

no technological signs JustFiveMoreMinutes Sep 2020 #5

Our VHF transmissions would be undetectable at that range. lagomorph777 Sep 2020 #12

In the words of Don Henley, Bayard Sep 2020 #6

I saw a video of a physicist once where he described it. Eko Sep 2020 #11

Actually, using your numbers of 1070 and 13.7b... Layzeebeaver Sep 2020 #9

Checking mine and your math Eko Sep 2020 #10

A big "if", indeed . . . hatrack Sep 2020 #15

Damn, chances of aliens saving us from Dotard are pretty slim. Nt raccoon Sep 2020 #13