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Omni January 1995 |
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WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO AN ALIEN?
OMNI GIVES YOU THE CHANCE TO DESIGN A MESSAGE FOR EXTRATERRESTRIALS |
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Cover Art: If you found yourself facing an alien delegation, would you know what to say? Would anyone? President Clinton, Arthur Miller, and George Carlin are just some of the people from whom Omni sought an answer. Cover art by Jim Zuckerman. |
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Contents / Articles
First Word by Elizabeth Taylor Communications Medicine Microrobots by Steve Nadis Electronic Universe by Gregg Keizer Omni Treasure Hunt Preview Page Digs by Karen Fitzgerald Wheels by Ginger Pinholster Arts by Steve Nadis Wings by Janeen Webb and Jack Dann Museums by J. Blake Lambert Mind Thought evolution by Evan I. Schwartz Law by Anita Bartholomew Continuum What Would You Say to an Alien? Omni asked eveyone from top politicians to leading scientists, from celebrities to cartoonists what they'd say. Their responses may suprise you. by Erin Murphy Searching for Dollars: Funding Science Today American researchers are feeling the pressure as Congress tightens the cash-flow spigot. by Robert Fleming Strange Wonders in a Strange Land Inside Antartica, an alien land at the bottom of the earth. by Sharon McAuliffe Fiction: There Are No Dead by Terry Bisson Interview: Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi by Dana Sobel Antimatter Games by Scot Morris |
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