E.T.s Can Phone Earth Again, Because of Jodie Promote

Jodie Promote performed a researcher attempting to contact aliens in 'Contact' -- works out it is a cause that's dear towards the actress's heart in tangible existence. Promote, together with 2,000 other private contributor, has assisted raise $200,000 to maintain the nonprofit Look for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute running after its program to pay attention for alien signals fell victim to budget cuts. "Much like Betty Arroway, the ATA is 'good to go' and we have to give it back towards the task of searching recently discovered planetary mobile phone industry's for signs and symptoms of extraterrestrial intelligence," Promote authored inside a note associated her donation. "The Allen Telescope Array could turn sci-fi into science fact, but only when it's positively searching the skies." The Allen Telescope Array -- named for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who funded its creation -- is an accumulation of 42 massive radio dishes that actually work together to scan the world for non-random signals that may be an indication of intelligent existence past the stars. See Promote listening for signs and symptoms of alien existence within the trailer for 'Contact,' following the jump. Trailer #1 Contact at MOVIECLIPS.com SETI's been listening for aliens since 2007, but SETI was instructed to shut lower the operation in April 2011 for insufficient funds. Now, because of its SETIStars program, the institute has enough money to find the array ready to go again inside a couple several weeks. Other contributing factors towards the fund include sci-fi author Ray Niven and Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders, who authored: "It's absolutely irresponsible from the people to not be trying to find proof of extraterrestrial intelligence." [via Space.com] Would you believe there's intelligent existence available?