man-made artifact, natural process, or is ET phoning home?
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To: RadioAstronomer; PatrickHenry
To: longshadow
My tinfoil hat is still on from the previous post about the new planets found...
To: longshadow
Signal Decoded: Tell John Kerry we KNOW that he was in Vietnam!
4 posted on
09/01/2004 2:39:39 PM PDT by
Roarkdude
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To: longshadow
"...or is ET phoning home?"
ET's child is teasing the Earthlings again. "Bad Gork. Stop that!"
5 posted on
09/01/2004 2:41:44 PM PDT by
Socratic
(Yes, there is method in the madness.)
To: longshadow
About time we.
I am over 10,000 units and 100,000 hours of computing at Seti.
Smile ET is looking at you.
6 posted on
09/01/2004 2:44:01 PM PDT by
CHICAGOFARMER
(Concealed Carry)
To: Darth Reagan
7 posted on
09/01/2004 2:47:23 PM PDT by
marblehead17
(I love it when a plan comes together.)
To: longshadow
But in the case of SHGb02+14a, every observation has first been made at 1420 megahertz, before it starts drifting. This one fact more than anything suggests an artefact or anomaly of the array.
8 posted on
09/01/2004 2:50:31 PM PDT by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(If you decide to kick the tiger in the ass...you'd better be prepared to deal with the teeth.)
To: longshadow
Can we send Jody Foster to investigate . . ., again?
9 posted on
09/01/2004 2:52:22 PM PDT by
BluSky
To: longshadow
Named SHGb02+14a, the signal has a frequency of about 1420 megahertz. This happens to be one of the main frequencies at which hydrogen, the most common element in the universe, readily absorbs and emits energy.
All your base frequency are belong to us.
10 posted on
09/01/2004 2:55:28 PM PDT by
beezdotcom
(I'm usually either right or wrong...)
To: longshadow
Just think....if it is a signal and we answer it, we will get an answer in about 2000 years! Astronomical distances just boggle the mind.
13 posted on
09/01/2004 3:05:03 PM PDT by
TheLion
To: longshadow
"Hello, I'd like a pizza to go, no anchovies."
14 posted on
09/01/2004 3:21:11 PM PDT by
searchandrecovery
(Socialist America - diseased and dysfunctional.)
To: longshadow
frequency of Hydrogen and a frequency shift? 1000 light years from the nearest star? Sounds like an interstellar craft, probably a Bussard Ramjet. You need to know the direction and duration of the frequency shift to know whether it's going away, passing at an angle or coming down our throats.
It could also be the deflector dish on a warp rider ship.
Most likely it's a hydrogen jet from an unseen black hole, but I like the other two prospects more (unless they're coming to seek revenge for us having broadcast My Mother The Car 35 years ago). You gotta think outside the box.
15 posted on
09/01/2004 3:34:38 PM PDT by
Phsstpok
(often wrong, but never in doubt)
To: longshadow
Scientists Decode the First Message From an Alien Civilization...
SIMPLY SEND 6 TIMES 10 TO THE 50 ATOMS OF HYDROGEN TO THE STAR SYSTEM AT THE TOP OF THE LIST, CROSS OFF THAT STAR SYSTEM, THEN PUT YOUR STAR SYSTEM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LIST AND SEND IT TO 100 OTHER STAR SYSTEMS. WITHIN ONE TENTH OF A GALACTIC ROTATION YOU WILL RECEIVE ENOUGH HYDROGEN TO POWER YOUR CIVILIZATION UNTIL ENTROPY REACHES ITS MAXIMUM! IT REALLY WORKS!
To: longshadow
This sounds somewhat like the kind of behavior one might expect from a Bracewell Probe. Can't wait to see the followup from mainstream astronomers, if any.
19 posted on
09/01/2004 4:55:55 PM PDT by
rotstan
To: RightWhale; Brett66; xrp; gdc314; sionnsar; anymouse; RadioAstronomer; NonZeroSum; jimkress; ...
Hmmmmm....
Space Ping! This is the Space Ping List! Let me know if you want on or off this list!
22 posted on
09/01/2004 5:28:20 PM PDT by
KevinDavis
(Let the meek inherit the Earth, the rest of us will explore the stars!)
To: longshadow
An SS433-type object, perhaps?
To: longshadow
Just AlGore pinging his lock box.
25 posted on
09/01/2004 5:48:35 PM PDT by
TADSLOS
(Right Wing Infidel since 1954)
To: longshadow
If [the aliens] are so smart, theyll adjust their signal for their planets motion.
The aliens will do whatever we conceive would be the best, most optimum thing to do under any particular circumstances; therefore, nothing that we see that doesn't conform to our expectations can be an indication of alien intelligence. So sad to hear "woulda, shoulda, coulda" emanating so unthinkingly from otherwise eminent pieholes.
32 posted on
09/01/2004 6:08:42 PM PDT by
aruanan
To: longshadow
A dark dwarf, not part of a binary system, with a hole in its side?
33 posted on
09/01/2004 6:14:11 PM PDT by
P.O.E.
To: longshadow
Shigbo-2 or Chigbeaux-deux as the French foppishly call it? Sounds like a good name for a rapper.
43 posted on
09/01/2004 8:26:48 PM PDT by
Doctor Stochastic
(Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
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