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NASA Seeks Help From Theologians to Understand How Humans Will React to Life Between Earth and Beyond

Medicine & Technology Dec 27, 2021

NASA is hoping theologians, specifically at the Center for Theological Inquiry (CTI) in Princeton, New Jersey, will have the answer to the question of how humans are going to react to reports that "intelligent life" does exist on other planets.

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NASA Seeks Help From Theologians to Understand How Humans Will React to Life Between Earth and Beyond

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