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The Search for Alien Intelligence Just Scored a $200 Million Boost

The Search for Alien Intelligence Just Scored a $200 Million Boost
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The Search for Alien Intelligence Just Scored a $200 Million Boost

The SETI Institute, a leading non-profit in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, has received a transformative $200 million gift from the estate of Franklin Antonio, a long-time supporter who passed away last year.

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Search for Alien Intelligence Just Scored a $200 Million Boost

The generous gift will significantly advance the SETI Institute’s quest to detect intelligence beyond Earth.

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Major $200M gift propels scientific research in the search for life beyond earth

Mountain View CA (SPX) Nov 09, 2023 - The SETI Institute, a non-profit scientific research organization, has announced a philanthropic gift of $200m from the estate of Franklin Antonio, a visionary supporter and catalyst of the work of

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SETI Institute receives $200-million from late Qualcomm co-founder

Franklin Antonio was a supporter of the work of SETI, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence.

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