Space Forum / SETI / November 2006

I've looked through here, through the Boinc forums, and Googled, but I
can't find any solutions to this problem:
I've been running Boinc for months without issues until I tried out
the Windows Vista previews. Boinc seems to run fine except that it

I first heard of this in my astronomy club meeting (from someone at
Univ. of Central FL) that investigator Joseph Harrington (a UCF
astronomer) and the others indicated below had discovered day/night
differences on a close-in exoplanet.  You'd think that close-in things

Article - Looking for aliens in all the wrong places
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/columnist/vergano/2006-10-22-seti-search_x.htm
Based on the recent Cirkovic et.al. paper, with input from Seth.
Sensing, Jason H.

So the question is: "Is SETI search for idiots?"
http://www.setileague.org/editor/idiots.htm

for example anthropology, history, and military sciences. By authors I

A US Democratic Party majority House and Senate may not mean more effective
or efficient NASA funding or operations...
Items in severe need of fixing or replacement or redesign
* Airicebo

I added a new MAC to my home network and now have four computers. The
seti computer account has been running from 1999 and the three old
computers have been upgraded over the years. They all contribute to my
SETI account

Galileo (NOT Einstein) is inventor of Second postulate of
Relativity
Einstein’s June 1905,  paper is known as Special Theory of
Relativity?

Is Einstein’s E=mc2, CONCEPTUALLY applicable for energy emitted
Chemical Reactions.
Before applying any equation in any phenomena, we have to see the
conditions and assumptions under which EQAUTION IS derived. What have

Past, present and future of E=mc2:  A  CRITICAL DISCUSSION
The link with detailed discussion
(i) How and When E=mc2 was derived ?
 (ii) What are conditions of derivation ?

True.  It displayed a band-width multiplex of the eigth order I believe.
The static then converged on a quantum concentric ring of positron neutrinos
caught up in the orbit of a black hole I believe, the frequency of the bands
were skewed for nearly two thirds of a second.

If you are new to SETI (or just curious) you can see the half hour long
Are We Alone? from BBC on google video.
I hope the link works:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3940098719076324399&q=seti&hl=en