📚 5 Books mentioned in "Top Astrophysicist: "Aliens may have contacted us, but we don't know how to call back."" of The Jordan Harbinger Show

But then I looked at your recent finds from the book, and I'm like, that doesn't make sense at all.

The host refers to a book written by the guest, an astrophysicist, discussing their recent discoveries that challenge the host's previous understanding of life in the universe.

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You know, I read the very scientific book by Michael Crichton called 'The Andromeda Strain'.

In this segment, the host refers to having read 'The Andromeda Strain' by Michael Crichton, using the book as a foundation for discussing the potential of silicon-based life forms.

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This is the part that blew my mind initially, and it was a good hook for the book, by the way!

The host expresses how a particular piece of information was an impressive hook for the book, complimenting the guest on its impact.

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I mean, it is just like people might say it's unlikely there's other life out there, but from reading the book, it seems like there's just a near certainty that there is because there's so many things in the Goldilocks zone on so many different stars—the habitable zone.

The host explains that, based on their reading of a book by the guest, it appears more probable that life exists elsewhere in the universe, due to numerous planets being located in the habitable zone.

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And I got to dive into science fiction in the book too, where it was like planets maybe even better than science fiction worlds.

The guest discusses their exploration of science fiction themes in their book, noting that they encountered planets that appeared even more fascinating than those depicted in traditional science fiction.

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