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Topic started on 24-9-2003 @ 07:12 AM by kparnell
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Managed to do a screen cap when I saw this flash on my screen last night. Have never seen one like this before....thoughts?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
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reply posted on 24-9-2003 @ 07:25 AM by UniversalFiction
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Have never seen a peak quite this big before, although I've had one or two which were above the norm.
Send the image to Seti and see what they say!
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reply posted on 24-9-2003 @ 04:34 PM by Lone_Wolf
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I have never had one like that before. who knows maybe the aliens are trying to talk to you
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reply posted on 24-9-2003 @ 04:43 PM by THENEO
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Maybe they picked up a transmission from your implant?
Just kidding man, really I don't think you have one.
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reply posted on 25-9-2003 @ 04:50 PM by ModestMike
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Yeah tell us what seti says.
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reply posted on 29-9-2003 @ 07:13 PM by Tassadar
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Hey kparnell,
What did Seti say?
That's a huge peak...
-Tass
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reply posted on 30-9-2003 @ 05:25 PM by Magnus
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Originally posted by kparnell
Managed to do a screen cap when I saw this flash on my screen last night. Have never seen one like this before....thoughts?
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Nice one!
I am not vy familiar with this SETI but find it interesting as a HAM (Radio Amatuer).
May I ask what kind of equipment is used for this?
Reciever? Antenna? Dish? Sizes of them? Frequencies? Mode? and so on.
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reply posted on 30-9-2003 @ 06:01 PM by kurtcobainuk
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hi ive seen this screenshot and im intrigued how can i do something like this? is there a simple program i can download?
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reply posted on 18-10-2003 @ 08:50 PM by WeBDeviL
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You have to download and install the SETI program, the SETI satellites use your computer's power (and all other computers that are connected to the
network) to function. It is sent to main satellites which send signals out into space. This is right, correct? I used to do it, guess I have to start
back up
-wD
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reply posted on 18-10-2003 @ 08:50 PM by Nerdling
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its a huge peak but it could be anything.
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reply posted on 19-10-2003 @ 04:16 AM by duh
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www.setiathome.berkeley.edu...
You receive samples from a radio telescope. Your
computer analyzes the samples and reports back to
berkeley, your findings. Full details are on their
website. There is approximately 4,000,000 computers
connected to the network. Fun-fun-fun ...
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reply posted on 19-10-2003 @ 04:22 AM by duh
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Bleep ... Proper seti address is:
setiathome.berkeley.edu...
don't use the www. "sorry"
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reply posted on 19-10-2003 @ 04:38 AM by mOjOm
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Originally posted by kurtcobainuk
hi ive seen this screenshot and im intrigued how can i do something like this? is there a simple program i can download? 
Are you looking for the program to monitor for Life from Beyond Earth, or a program for screen captures?
Seti@Home program has been answered already. If you're looking for a screen capture here is a nice free one:
www.analogx.com...
It allows you to capture using a hotkey too.
Edit: So what ever happened with the signal that started this post??? Has anyone heard anything???
[Edited on 19-10-2003 by mOjOm]
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reply posted on 19-10-2003 @ 07:45 AM by UniversalFiction
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Originally posted by Magnus
Nice one!
I am not vy familiar with this SETI but find it interesting as a HAM (Radio Amatuer).
May I ask what kind of equipment is used for this?
Reciever? Antenna? Dish? Sizes of them? Frequencies? Mode? and so on. 
The primary source is the Arecibo Radio Telescope in Puerto Rico click here for info.
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reply posted on 26-10-2003 @ 10:23 AM by Cyrus
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it's one hell of a bump...u should have taken a better screenshot tho
i did seti this whole summer....crap results, but hey, what was i expecting?
did u send them an email? if not, then u should man, it's time for a treat for mankind, we've suffered long enough on this miserable lonely planet
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reply posted on 26-10-2003 @ 10:26 AM by Cyrus
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if they dont answer then email bomb them, im sure they'll give u sum attention either way
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reply posted on 26-10-2003 @ 10:32 AM by pantha
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were you lucky enough to just catch it at the right time or do you spend time watching your screen saver? when I first downloaded it I spent ages
watching and hoping that I would be the one that would get a message from e.t. but I probably wouldn't recognise it if I did. I've never seen
anything like your screen shot so far. Does anyone know if seti have any examples of what a signal could look like if we did interscept one?
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reply posted on 28-11-2003 @ 07:00 AM by Canuck
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Chances are that if your computer is the machine that analyzes the signal from another space-faring race, you will be contacted by government
officials or the people at SETI and given congratulations. Unless of course, they want the attention for it.
What was the date you captured that spike on, kparnell?
It may have been caused by solar flares......
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reply posted on 7-12-2003 @ 02:33 PM by pantha
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I just had the same thing happen with my screensaver.this is what I managed to capture
I don't know if this was a test signal. It ran through the whole of the unit and it only took 6 minutes for the unit to complete when it usually
takes an average of 4 1/2 hours.It produced a peak on my seti monitor of 108.99
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reply posted on 7-12-2003 @ 02:38 PM by sftprez
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wow ive never seen a peak like that either.
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