This a pretty interesting article on the famous "Wow" signal SETI picked up in '77.
In August 1977, a sky survey conducted with Ohio State University's "Big Ear" radio telescope found what has become known as the 'Wow'
signal. Registering an enormous signal strength, the shape of the signal had the characteristic rise and fall expected for its short 72 second
lifetime. But a hitch remains: the signal has not been retrieved from other sky surveys, making it more anomaly than confirmable cosmic source.
I have heard about this as well. Pretty interesting that they found a signal that strong. I agree with the article that if the rotation of the
planet is too long and we arent listening at the right time, or for long enough periods, then we wont hear it again. It may have been luck that we
found it in the first plave, our dish just happened to pass by their signal at the right moment. I am glad to see they arent just ignoring it and
that they are researching it. Wish there was someway to hear the signal or download the file of it.
There is alot of space out there. In that space are alot of things. Alot of thosse things we do not understand. It doesnt mean that it is an alien
signal. It could have been some sort of radio signature of a distant star expiring millions and millions of years ago that just happened to hit a
reciever here on earth. It could have been some sort of rare occurance that we cant yet explain. It could be a glitch in the software or the
listening device. It could have been aliens. It could have been faked. Who knows.
I agree with cartman up there^^^(seapeople)
Anyways, there is a lot of space out there, with billions upon billions of unknown things, probably. It could be anything really, though, it was kept
on the downlow, which makes it suspicious.
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