sciforum seti crunchers

The setiscreen saver gets its data downloaded to your computer from seti at Berkley, England. This data originates from the Arecibo Radio Astromony Dish.

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*Arecibo Radio Astromony Dish*

***edited for spelling***

 

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Was that the dish they used in the filming of golden eye?

I know its off topic but it looks like it

 

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Yes Asguard, it is the same one.

 

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1028 and going strong.

 

So when are you going to start crunching for sciforums, Pine_net?
We could use you...

 

I'm on the team, username: pine_net

 

Ummm, call me a dummy. Nice. Here I thought you were recent and you have been here all along. Hello, from a newbee...

 

Hello!

 

Thought I was going mad then

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, was looking through this
nice sciforums.com site and could I see a SETI forum
nope but noticed this sticky in the end

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You lot should ask for a proper distributed computing forum
to support SETI and the other projects

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unless I am missing
the obvious?

Anyway just saying HI as a have a look around nice place these
sciforums seem

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Well, I just had a look at the Phoenix Rising Forum.

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Looks good mate. I don't know if a special Seti@home Forum will survive here at Sciforums. Guess some more members have to join the Seti project then.

It's not a bad idea, though.

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I am voting for a Seti Forum. I think it will bring more members to join in crunching work units for sciforums.com. Then members can compare the progress they make in making WU's and which team stands where. Maybe the competition spirit what that concerns is not high enough here.

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Guess it'll be easier when there is an apart Forum for this.

Perhaps I'll join sciforums.com then with making WU's. Am not sure, I am quite happy at the Seti@Netherlands Forum at the moment. There is a chance, always, that I step over to here...maybe...

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A little home-made movie made by a member, named X Files, of Set@Netherlands about Seti and ET.

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Have fun.

Cable Rippers

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Welcome to sciforums, PMM. Several of your team mates have visited us in the past. Enjoy the site.

 

We must all have good taste then

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hope they behaved
themselves we don't normally let them out of the hospital
unless its a special occasion

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Thanks that put a smile on my face

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nice one.

 

That was a cute movie, Banshee.

All the SETI sites will go ape if they ever do phone home.

 

1.000.000 year CPU time is established by all Seti crunchers over the world on June 2.

You can read about it at the following link.

Congratulations Berkely, may you connect a little faster in the time to come.

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http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/onemillionyears.html

 

That's F-ing awesome!

 

Crunching for SETI has become almost a cult status thing. With minimual outlay in capital SETI has managed to find that certain niche. No need to buy and maintain a huge computer that is always trying to catch up. Home users have supported SETI in a big way, with sites on the internet around the world devoted to to SETI or attached to SETI in some way. Well over 3 million users are or have done this. As was noted in Banshee's link over 300,000 hours are logged per year. People, that is a lot of computer time.

 

Welcome to the sciforums seti crunchers, Mcomo85! It looks like you are running a hot computer. Care to tell us about it?

 

lil help

• Why do they only search within 10 000 Hz,
• Why wouldnt the aliens send a signal of a higher freq?
• and what will the signal look like?
• and what does seti search for?

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thx