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reply posted on 17-5-2005 @ 12:31 AM by d1k
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Originally posted by SimonGray
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I'm a bit surprised by your comments, Simon.
The OP came off very rude in his replies claiming people didn't know what they were talking about because they were asking him questions.
How did he know his signal was stronger then the wow signal, what were the specifics of it, when did it happen. Very simple answers he could have put
forth yet he gave snotty replies claiming no one knows anything about SETI, as you have just did. I am pretty amazed that you are coming off as rude
as the OP did.
Him finishing the WU had nothing to do with the first couple of questions put forth to him.
No one was attacking him, pepole asked some simple questions and it could be argued that he in fact attacked them in his replies to them.
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reply posted on 17-5-2005 @ 06:08 AM by Elija Black
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Firstly, thanks to Simon Gray for the somewhat lengthy but sadly, needed explanation. The questions being asked were ones quite clearly explained by
either me or S.E.T.I.
 I would also like to know what leads you to conclude that this data blip is indeed of extraterrestrial origin? 
Explained by S.E.T.I., and both myself and Jamuhn and pantha gave a links to people who didn't have S.E.T.I., and who shouldnt be around here
anyway.
Then most of the replies were saying that what I had said was poorly explained, when 2, 3, and now 4 people have explained it.
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reply posted on 17-5-2005 @ 06:52 AM by UM_Gazz
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I think this thread as a whole is a good thing for all.. I will admit that until now I've had little interest in this subject.
When you think of the potential in this massive universe, it seems very possible that one day someone will capture a signal from another world.
I am willing to join in and learn more about this project.
In fact I am reading up on it more now.
It is always easy to be skeptical about something we know little about.
You have to ask yourself... What if?
What if you actually captured a transmission from an alien race of beings broadcast thousands of years ago from another world?
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reply posted on 17-5-2005 @ 03:32 PM by Aether
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Originally posted by Elija Black
It was bigger than the wow signal example in time, but nevertheless...
I do believe I have just helped prove alien existance.
So at the moment I'm trying to finish the workunit...
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Which is not possible according to the SETI website you referenced.
"Note that in reality the "Wow!" signal could never be captured on SETI@home, becuse it originated in a part of the sky that is not covered by the
Arecibo radio telescope. Furthermore, the signal bears the mark of the radio telescope that detected it, Big Ear. Whereas Arecibo's beam takes 12
seconds to cross any given point in the sky, Big Ear, with a wider beam, takes 37 seconds. As a result, the "Wow!" signal's gaussian is three times
as wide as a genuine SETI@home signal would be."
Therefore, for your 'gaussian' 'wow' signal to be true for the arecibo telescope it would have to be shorter in time not longer.
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reply posted on 19-5-2005 @ 02:34 AM by Elija Black
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Well obviously is wasnt exactly the same, but yes, the last part is correct.
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 12:28 AM by GradyPhilpott
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I have a couple of questions that to the initiated will seem stupid, but if someone has the time, perhaps I could be educated.
1. If the original "Wow!" signal is still a mystery, why would we be looking for another one? Wouldn't its origin be just as mysterious, given
all the possible origins? " Although we may never know what the "Wow!" signal
really was, it is still our best indication of what an alien transmission might be like." If it's origin is still unknown, after nearly three
decades, why is it the best indication of what a real signal might look like? Aren't space vehicles transmitting stuff all the time?
2. Even if we did find an artificial radio signal and verified that it did originate from alien life forms, or their instruments, unless it came from
the vicinity of Alpha Centauri, wouldn't it likely be sent from a point
so far away that who ever received our response might not be around to receive it?
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reply posted on 25-5-2005 @ 06:22 PM by Amorymeltzer
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Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
2. Even if we did find an artificial radio signal and verified that it did originate from alien life forms, or their instruments, unless it came from
the vicinity of Alpha Centauri, wouldn't it likely be sent from a point
so far away that who ever received our response might not be around to receive it? 
Yeah, so? Search for ExtraTerrestrial Life. The goal is to find it, not talk to it.
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reply posted on 1-6-2005 @ 05:23 AM by Elija Black
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Both valid points. Well, the first one is a very good question. Surely if they found the signal, why look for another? And the second, yes, they will
be dead, but they probably have history books, or at least something along those lines.
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reply posted on 1-6-2005 @ 06:24 AM by instar
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Bit early to speculate or make fantastic claims. I beleive its a long drawn out and complicated process of checking and double checking the signal
from other sources before any apparent WOW signal is confirmed, much less proven to be from intelligent source, much less extraterrestrial life.
Wishful thinking freind, though IT would be nice if it were so.
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reply posted on 6-3-2006 @ 09:12 AM by Dutch_Rick
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So uhmmm, where can i get this software.
I have a screensaver running for years now, but it is not the program that you guys use or i am just a dumb pig with anal problems..
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reply posted on 18-4-2006 @ 10:17 AM by alex1981
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this is what your looking for >>>>>
Hi if you really have found a Alien Signal then you will need to know what it will look like if you follow this URL then you will be able to see what
a Alien Signal will look like.
URL - www.planetary.org...
FOLLOW THIS LINK to see what a real Alien Signal will look like mate
Lataz
alex1981
Originally posted by Elija Black
I think i got a wow signal! It was right at the start of a new workunit, and there wasnt much power, then at the middle of the frequency there was a
gaussian. It was bigger than the wow signal example in time, but nevertheless...
I do believe I have just helped prove alien existance.
So at the moment I'm trying to finish the workunit...
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reply posted on 7-3-2007 @ 11:19 PM by xHADEEZx
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ok im sorry but all you are doing is being a you know what to everyone saying how they dont know anything about SETI and blah blah blah. when in fact
all you are doing is posting links to other websites saying hey guys this is what my signal looks like. PLEASE..... give me a break. all you are doing
is beating around the bush and not giving us any proof of your so called i think i have proof of alien existance. a signal stronger then the wow
signal. yea somebody is full of crap. still waiting for your "workunit" there buddy
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reply posted on 7-3-2007 @ 11:40 PM by xHADEEZx
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i just think its funny how you never responded to this post looks like she called you out and called your bluff
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