According to The Telegraph, believers in aliens are sending text messages into space in a bid to make contact with little green men.
"The messages are sent through a website originally created to send Information's, Messages and expressions of love into the cosmos. They are beamed across the universe on radio waves using a giant satellite dish.
Chris Thomason, one of the founders of website SentForever.com, based in Surrey, said: "Lots of people believe we're not alone. They send messages saying 'I am here, Any one there', or 'Waiting for reply to contact me'."
The website accepts messages that it passes on free of charge, but users who want a certificate of transmission must pay £9.95, which includes postage.
Earlier this year social networking site Bebo arranged to have more than 500 images and text messages transmitted into deep space. The signal was aimed at a planet known as Gliese 581C, which was selected because scientists believe it is capable of supporting life."
"The messages are sent through a website originally created to send Information's, Messages and expressions of love into the cosmos. They are beamed across the universe on radio waves using a giant satellite dish.
Chris Thomason, one of the founders of website SentForever.com, based in Surrey, said: "Lots of people believe we're not alone. They send messages saying 'I am here, Any one there', or 'Waiting for reply to contact me'."
The website accepts messages that it passes on free of charge, but users who want a certificate of transmission must pay £9.95, which includes postage.
Source: Textually
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