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Did Carl Sagan invent the seti?

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No, the SETI program (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence) program pre-dates Sagan, but he was a fervent promoter of it. If any one person could be said to have "invented" SETI, it would have been Frank Drake.

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