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Originally posted by MainLineThis
However, I don't think SETI will be successful. I value SETI only as a vehicle to get others interested in this subject. If the universe is as populated as I believe, they would have found tons of verifiable signals by now. Even if only a few percent of galactic civilizations were detectable by SETI (and I'm only talking galactic, not universe) then we should have heard from tons of them by now...but we haven't. That troubles me.
Originally posted by 12voltz
I really dont understand why this seti project is even still going,even nasa astronauts have said that the aliens are already here
Originally posted by Paulos
Originally posted by 12voltz
I really dont understand why this seti project is even still going,even nasa astronauts have said that the aliens are already here
Thats what I wonder too, If nasa or the governments know that E.T exists then why waste all the money searching for signals. If the government was funding SETI I would have said they do it to to cover up that they already know they exist, but they dont fund it.
Unfortunately, the Allen Telescope Array may not be able to continue operations beyond mid-April of 2011 unless we receive a much larger infusion of funding.
The SETI Institute is directly involved with the Kepler project and as such was able to get a list of the 54 KOIs appearing in habitable zone orbits earlier than the general public, and we have been doing regular observations of 50 stars for the last few weeks. From the summary of results: out of 126,530 potential signals detected, those were whittled down quickly to 5 pulsed candidates, which were then further refined down to 2. Narrow band, pulsing emissions are surmised to be a hallmark of intelligent life and are not produced by natural phenomena, as pulsars produce wide band emissions. Repeated observations of those 2 stars did not show a repeat of the signals, leaving us with a tantalizing possible detection that is more likely to have been some Earth-local radio interference (either from the ground or satellites orbiting the Earth).
Originally posted by Bordon81
What does this signal represent?
apod.nasa.gov...
Are they trying to make a connection to the pole shift somehow?
The signal on the bottom has drifted from 185 to 190 similar to the Tampa airport runway compass shift and the GPS signal is shifting the other way from 210 towards 205?