Space Forum / SETI / March 2004

How long would this take to process a unit?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3496754.stm

On one of my machines I just discovered somethind od.
Checking the log from SETISpy
   Date    Time              Work Unit Name
   Done    Done

I've been processing WU's for about 3 years now, and finally I upgraded
my compu to a real system. So my first thought was to start S@H with a
cache of WU's. I already used SetiSpy, and I wanted to use SetiDriver
for the caching.

Is it me or is the SETI League web page really down?
http://seti1.setileague.org/homepg.html
Al

Nearly all posts in this newsgroup pertain to seti@home
program. Italian and Polish seti@home enthusiasts made
their own newsgroups: free.it.setihomem and alt.pl.setiathome.
It is high time the English speaking seti@homers make

This is from http://www.beliefnet.com  They also have some other
articles on the subject, tied in with the Mars exploration.
Humans Are Not God's Only Intelligent Works
Can anything in the Bible be reconciled with the concept of aliens? A

I;ve recently rejoined the Seti@home community, and in the past I have
always used Seti(gui Client) with SetiGate as the cache for WUs.
Now I am using the CMDline client with Seti Spy and using SetiGate again.
My problem is that SetiGate appears not to register completed units from

If you look at the image at
http://www.lyle.org/mars/oldmars/marstrue.jpg
in the lower right quadrant, just below the middle of the airbag drag
marks, there is a series of oddly regular pairs of white dots in the

I would like to build a system for my office PC:
Money is not an issue if something is really worth it.  For example I
dont think it is worth the extra $300 to get the Athlon 64 3400 than
the AThlon 3200+.

Excerpts:
"We are now entering the final stages of analysis."
"No matter the outcome of these analyses, this is not the end of the
project. ...and we'll repeat the whole process again when the last 50% is

OK I don't know much about how this group operates, and this was the closest
thing to astrobiology I saw...
I remember back a ways everybody was getting all excited about finding an
organism that was living in these volcanic vents at the bottom of the sea,

I usually look at my stats using the link:
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/fcgi-bin/fcgi?email=sweet430@hotmail.com&cmd=
user_stats_new
More times than I like it is not available. But then I noticed a link which
uses XML. So I thought to try it. Here is how it appears:

(feels like old news now, but since nobody's posted on it)
Article - Mars Rover Scientists Wring Water Story from Rocks
http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/opportunity_water.html
Talks about what was covered in the news conference on March 2nd, 2004,

Astrobiology Magazine Article - Questioning The Prime Directive, Pi in
the Sky?
http://www.astrobio.net/news/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=8
60&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0
Talks about a new book called A New Kind of Science by Stephen Wolfram

Made it :)
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