Identifying Scientists in a Group Photo

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In summary, the conversation is about a group of photos and whether they all depict the same person. It is revealed that the last photo is definitely of Seth Shostak, while the others may or may not be. It is also mentioned that the third photo from the left is of Richard Dawkins.
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http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/9509/guessyj0.jpg

Who is this?

(its a trick question, think about it!)
 
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All are Seth Soshtak? I know the last one is, and probably the first one, too.
 
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No :smile:
 
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What? C'mon, the last photo is Soshtak's.

http://www.aiaa-sf.org/images/sethshostak-sml.jpg
 
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Some arent shostak.
 
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Some arent shostak.
That's better. :biggrin:
 
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Are all those photos of the same person? It could be just the make-up and camera angles and effects of aging, but the nose looks different on some of them from others.

Edit: Never mind...you already answered.
 
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They arent all the same person.
 
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The third from the left is Richard Dawkins. The original photo can be found here.
 
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What about the other ones?
Name per pic please.
 

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