As part of the International Year of Astronomy, there will be 24 hours of continuous streaming video from astronomical telescopes around the world from April 3 9:00 UTC to April 4 9:00 UTC.  The Allen Telescope Array – an effort of the SETI Institute (along with the Radio Astronomy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley) – has its 20 minutes of fame tomorrow at 4:40 pm PDT (23:40 UTC).

If you think big telescopes are cool, take a look at the teaser now, or just tune in on Friday, April 3 to see SETI observing with the ATA.

You can also follow the telescopecast and 100 Hours of Astronomy Events on Twitter.

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