Article 21 of alt.alien.visitors

Article 21 of alt.alien.visitors:
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From: paul@surf.sics.bu.oz (Paul Davis)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
Subject: Extraterrestrial Travel?
Message-ID: <1334@surf.sics.bu.oz>
Date: 19 Oct 90 00:36:07 GMT
Organization: School of Info. & Comp. Sci., Bond University, Australia
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Hi,

I appreciate this new group as I am short of information on et subjects.
Specifically, I was wondering if any of you visitors could clue me in on
some transportation techniques.  I would love to do some travel off-planet
and it seems that if you guys made it here we might do some sort of
exchange program.  I've got a research semester coming up in May, and if
I could spend 3 months (earth time) visiting some of you visitors' home
planets I would be most grateful.

Any pointers or other travel tips appreciated.
Yours sincerely,
paul


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