From: Stig Agermose From CSETI's site. URL: http://www.cseti.org/position/addition/clarke.htm Arthur C. Clarke, inventor of the geo-stationary satellite and author of "2001, A Space Odyssey", commenting on NASA spacecraft Galileo's photos of Jupiter's moon Europa. "Running right across one of the pictures is an absolutely straight narrow line, and if you saw this you'd say, well, that's obviously a highway or a railroad track, and no-one can explain it - it's about 200 km long and its dead straight except for a slight wriggle where there's sort of a change of terrain, and we're all very, very puzzled about this and in fact I'm beginning to think the unthinkable." from The Learning Channel, "The Sci-Fi files, Spaceships and Aliens". April 1998 Note: Europa is about the same size as the Earth's moon.
May, 1998
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