The One
1st July 2011, 21:18
Could you have had a past life? Is it possible that some part of you is the reincarnation of a person – or maybe an animal – that lived long ago
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You’ll hear the story of a young boy who started having nightmares about a plane crash. His parents thought he was the reincarnation of a downed, World War II fighter pilot. But his story might not fly.
Also … is there any biological basis for reincarnation? Animals that indulge in the big sleep.
Suspended animation is Hollywood’s favorite device for interstellar travel … But could we really put a dimmer switch on human metabolism? Learn how techniques for hitting the hold button for humans might be just around the corner.
Guests:
Cynthia Meyersburg – Research psychologist at Harvard University
Tori Hoehler – Astrobiologist at the NASA Ames Research Center
André Bormanis – Screenwriter, producer and former science consultant for “Star Trek”
Matt Andrews – Biologist at the University of Minnesota, Duluth
Phil Plait – Astronomer, and author of the Bad Astronomy blog at Discover Magazine
Mark Roth – Biologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle
Source http://radio.seti.org/
listen now
http://media.rawvoice.com/arewealone/traffic.libsyn.com/arewealone/AWA_11-06-27.mp3
You’ll hear the story of a young boy who started having nightmares about a plane crash. His parents thought he was the reincarnation of a downed, World War II fighter pilot. But his story might not fly.
Also … is there any biological basis for reincarnation? Animals that indulge in the big sleep.
Suspended animation is Hollywood’s favorite device for interstellar travel … But could we really put a dimmer switch on human metabolism? Learn how techniques for hitting the hold button for humans might be just around the corner.
Guests:
Cynthia Meyersburg – Research psychologist at Harvard University
Tori Hoehler – Astrobiologist at the NASA Ames Research Center
André Bormanis – Screenwriter, producer and former science consultant for “Star Trek”
Matt Andrews – Biologist at the University of Minnesota, Duluth
Phil Plait – Astronomer, and author of the Bad Astronomy blog at Discover Magazine
Mark Roth – Biologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle
Source http://radio.seti.org/