Podcaster: Fraser Cain
Title: Guide to Space: Are We The First Advanced Civilization in The Solar System?
Organization: Universe Today
Link: www.universetoday.com
Description: Humans are believed to be the most technologically advanced civilization that’s ever set foot on Earth, or really anywhere in the Solar System. But are we the first? Could there have been an advanced civilization that walked the Earth millions or even billions of years ago, and then died out long ago, their technology and structures lost to the eons.
Bio: Fraser Cain is the publisher of Universe Today
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Another classic reference on this topic.
“A civilization that knew it was about to die had made its last bid for immortality.”
— “The Star” by Arthur C. Clarke.
https://web.archive.org/web/20080718084442/http://lucis.net/stuff/clarke/star_clarke.html