SETIQuest® covers topics like human progress in measuring the Universe through astronomy and local planetary exploration, the implications of new data for the exobiological point of view, and the search for artificially generated signals intentionally or unintentionally broadcast from other extraterrestrial civilizations. This search, and everything related to it, is the driving force of the SETI quest.

SETIQuest, a quarterly magazine first published in 1994, is devoted to SETI, bioastronomy, and the scientific search for evidence of extraterrestrial evolution of life in the Universe. The SETIQuest reader is a scientifically literate, professional person or student who follows up his or her interest in the subject by subscribing to SETIQuest

Subscribers to SETIQuestregularly read about topics like the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence (SETI), bioastronomy, evolution of stars, and biological life throughout the Universe. Feature articles, book reviews, and "Publications Watch" synopses of related articles published in the literature of various scientific journals address vital topics related to life in the Universe.

by Andrew J. LePage
Cover Story from Vol. 3, No. 3 (3rd quarter 1997)