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reply to post by Chadwickus
IMO its a response from an alien race that resides within the limits of our own solar system.
In regard to weather or not Carl Sagan knew about certain scientific facts that may have influenced the information he put into his binary transmission, my opinion is of course he did. His renown and general experience with the world of black science and space exploration would make him the perfect candidate. Not to mention the fact that he was pretty well off financially and even top secret information has a price tag on it. I honestly don't think he would have made that large of a mistake on a transmission project that he took pretty seriously
The new message shows the alien DNA to be 4,294,966,110 base pairs while the number sent in the message representing human DNA was 4,294,441,822.
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by VoidHawk
I have to SnF your fully comprehensive and elaborate hoax. I mean post Sorry.
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by VoidHawk
I have to SnF your fully comprehensive and elaborate hoax. I mean post Sorry.
Please explain the hoax?
AM: Did Carl Sagan collaborate with you on designing the message?
FD: Carl Sagan wasn’t part of that, actually. It was constructed by several of the scientists on the staff at Arecibo, but mainly by me. But Carl Sagan did play a role after it was constructed. I took him to lunch one day and presented him with the message already decoded. I asked, “Can you understand this?” This was a test to see if the message was understandable to a very knowledgeable Earth scientist. We eventually learned that nobody could interpret all of the message; each scientist only could interpret the part relevant to their discipline. So Carl got the numbers right and the planetary system right, but he didn’t get the DNA chemistry.
Originally posted by tgidkp
human genome was sequenced in 2001. it consists of just over 3 billion bases. you already stated that, tho, so I do not understand your question.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by v1rtu0s0
I disagree, all it takes is planning, it's not like the makers were out there nutting it out as they go. Once the complexities are sorted out on paper beforehand, the crop circle is the easy bit.