SETI nieuws

[Cow_tipping]

Voor de meeste gebruikers is het inmiddels bekend, maar er worden weer nieuwe signalen ontvangen en geanalyseerd door SETI@home. Zie ook:

SCIENTIFIC NEWS

Using the processing power of SETI@home participants,
we've amassed a huge database of candidate signals -
3.2 billion spikes and 266 million Gaussians.
Now we're sifting through these signals.
The first step involves comparing the redundant results for each work
unit,
making sure they agree, and discarding erroneous results.
Then we identify the times and frequencies at which man-made
interference has occurred, so that we can filter it out.
Finally we look for signals that are "persistent" -
that occur at the same place and frequency, but at different times.
Currently we have checked our Gaussian and pulse signals,
and have found several thousand persistent signals; see
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/Candidates/index.html
We are applying for telescope time at Arecibo to reobserve
these points in the sky.

We continue to record data on the Hydrogen line band at Arecibo.
Our receiver was out of operation from August 2001 to March 2002
because of hardware problems at Arecibo.
We installed a new receiver and have started recording again.

We've also started using the SETI@home data tapes for two
completely different purposes: making a map of hydrogen gas
in the Milky Way, and searching for broadband pulses that might
be evidence of evaporating black holes - a phenomenon
that has been predicted but not observed.
We also might detect broadband pulses from ET; no one has ever tried
this.


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[Cow_tipping]

oeps dubbelpost

[Pyrus]

Op zaterdag 15 juni 2002 10:10 schreef Cow_tipping het volgende:
[verhaaltje]
We've also started using the SETI@home data tapes for two
completely different purposes: making a map of hydrogen gas
in the Milky Way, and searching for broadband pulses that might be evidence of evaporating black holes - a phenomenon
that has been predicted but not observed.
We also might detect broadband pulses from ET; no one has ever tried this.


Dus er wordt niet meer alleen naar gezocht.

Wie weet, misschien heeft ET wel breedband internet. Kunnen we van daar gaan leechen

Maar dat van die blackholes klinkt wel interessant

[VictordeHolland]

Breakthrough Listen Initiative Publishes Initial Results 2017-04-20

Analysis results of petabytes of data from the first year of Green Bank Telescope observations made public, including the 11 events ranked highest for significance

https://breakthroughinitiatives.org/News/10