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Seti Dlia Proteia: Problemy Interpretatsii Formy V Izobrazitel'nom Iskusstve by S. M. Daniel', 2002-01 Anglo-russkii tolkovyi slovar: Multimedia-sistemy, telekommunikatsionnye kompiuternye seti, bezopasnost kompiuternykh sistem i setei (Russian Edition) The Human Quantum Leap: Confessions Of A Former Intelligence Operative by A. J. Ensor, 2008-09-14 An account of the sarcophagus of Seti I, king of Egypt, B.C. 1370 by E A. Wallis Budge, 2010-09-08 Territorialnye arealy i seti: Ocherki teoreticheskoi geografii (Russian Edition) by B. B Rodoman, 1999 Seti: The Search for Alien Intelligence (Hot Science) by Peter Jedicke, 2003-08 The Case for the Face: Scientists Examine the Evidence for Alien Artifacts on Mars by Stanley V. McDaniel, 1998-02 Evolution of a Planetary System (Life in the Universe) by Seti Institute, 1995-06 Children of the Diadems: In The Beginning by Sia A Seti, 2008-10-05 Bubble Markets and Boom and Bust Cycles: Paradigm Revolutions in the Information Age by Khafra K. Om-Ra-Seti, 2002-05-01 THE WAYFARER by Seti, 1980-01-01 Capoeira: A Tale of Martial Arts Mastery, Mysticism and Love by Khafra K. Om-Ra-Seti, 2004-03-30 SETI 2020: A Roadmap for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence by Ronald D. Ekers, 2002-02-01 Seti's Heart by Kiernan Kelly, 2008-08-26

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21. SETI@home: Suche Nach Ausserirdischer Intelligenz
    http://www.alien.de/seti/
    
    Extractions: Bulgarian Canadian French Catalan Chinese (Big5) Danish Deutsch Dutch English Estonian (Eesti) Finnish Farsi French Hebrew Italian Japanese Korean Lithuanian Macedonian Norwegian Polish Portuguese (Brazilian) Romanian Russian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Personal SETI@home Fotos Projektplan Sponsoren und Danksagung

22. SPACE.com -- Search For Extraterrestrial Life And SETI
    How to Sort Signs of Artifical Life from the Real Thing. Scenes from seti@AreciboTake a look back in pictures at the seti Institute's Project Phoenix.  
    http://www.space.com/searchforlife/

23. Harvard SETI Has Moved
    The Harvard radio seti homepage has moved. The new URL is. http//seti.harvard.edu/seti.Please click the link if your browser  
    http://www.artofelectronics.com/seti/

24. OSETI.org Has Moved
    The new URL is. http//seti.harvard.edu/oseti. Please click the link ifyour browser doesn't take you there automatically after a few seconds.  
    http://www.artofelectronics.com/oseti/

25. Oficjalny Polski Serwer Projektu SETI@Home
    Projekt naukowy, którego celem jest poszukiwanie cywilizacji pozaziemskich przez analize emisji Category World Polska Nauka i Edukacja Astronomia Projekt setiPolska strona projektu seti@Home; seti@Home to wielki eksperyment majacy na celuwykorzystanie wolnej mocy obliczeniowej tysiecy komputerów podlaczonych  
    http://www.setiathome.pl/

26. Seti@home : La Búsqueda De Inteligencia Extraterrestre
    Translate this page seti@home es un proyecto científico que aprovecha la potencia de cientos de milesde computadores conectados a Internet en la Búsqueda de Inteligencia  
    http://www.jatonribes.com/seti/

27. The SETI Page
    A Good seti Receiver Should. 7. Preferably reject terrestrial interference that mimicsthe soughtafter signal. Further Information About Exobiology and seti.  
    http://www.seds.org/~rme/seti.html
    
    Extractions: A further question: Will travel between different planetary systems ever be possible? I am sorry to give an unpopular answer, but I believe this to be an uncompromising, no. Communication is a different matter. If living creatures at a high technological level exist on planets belonging to any of the nearest thousand stars it would be feasible to establish communication. A two-way interchange of information would take many centuries to develop. Even so, perhaps we should be starting now? (Hoyle, 1950) Type I civilizations have a technological level close to the level presently attained on Earth. The energy consumption of Type I societies is approximately 4x10 erg/s. Type II civilizations have the capability of harnessing the energy radiated by their own star (4x10 erg/s). They may construct large Dyson Spheres to capture the energy from their primary star. Type III civilizations are those who have an energy utilization equal to that of their galaxy (4x10 erg/s).

28. Seti@Netherlands --- Do You Think Space Is Epmty ---
    De website van de seti@Netherlands gebruikersgroep. Dit is momenteel de grootste Nederlandse gebruikersgr Category World Nederlands Sterrenkunde Buitenaards Leven seti Welkom, op de seti@Netherlands homepage! seti@Netherlands, opgericht in september1999 is de grootste en gezelligste seti@HOME club van Nederland.  
    http://www.seti-nl.org/
    
    Extractions: SETI@Netherlands, opgericht in september 1999 is de grootste en gezelligste SETI@HOME club van Nederland. SETI@Netherlands probeert er voor te zorgen zijn leden met het laatste nieuws betreffende SETI@HOME te voorzien, en downloads, links, uitgebreide statistieken etc. aan te bieden voor onze 'crunchers'. Wil je ook lid worden van SETI@Netherlands, ga dan HIER naar toe voor de instructies. bij Arecibo door: BlackBiker Serverwijziging Seti@Netherlands door: BlackBiker Volg live de Junkmountain upgrade door: Derk Wederom een Junkmountain upgrade door: BlackBiker Morn is User of The Day door: Cafun Nieuwe server door: afterburn Project Dolphin stopt.... door: BlackBiker Gelukkig Nieuwjaar door: Derk Run the Gauntlet! door: BlackBiker Toon nieuws archief

29. Harvard SETI Home Page
    Welcome to the Harvard seti Home Page. Our research. in 1993); Companiesthat have been nice to us. Other seti projects and resources.  
    http://seti.harvard.edu/seti/

30. Harvard Optical SETI
    A search for intense laser pulses, transmitted deliberately in our direction by another civilization.Category Science Astronomy Extraterrestrial Life seti OpticalOptical seti at Harvard. At a glance a paper given at IAF Rio '00 (pdf 310 kB); preprint backgrounds in optical seti (pdf - 135 kB);  
    http://seti.harvard.edu/oseti/
    
    Extractions: A high-intensity pulsed laser, teamed with a moderate sized telescope, forms an efficient interstellar beacon. Using only "Earth 2000" technology, we could build such a laser transmitter. To a distant observer in the direction of its slender beam, it would appear (during its brief pulse) a thousand times brighter than our sun. Beginning October 19, 1998 we have been searching for such intense laser pulses, transmitted deliberately in our direction by another civilization in order to initiate communication across interstellar distances. other OSETI projects

31. SETI Net: Searching For Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence
    seti Net is a private scientific web site,devoted to the electromagneticSearch for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence. Click to enter seti Net. F.  
    http://www.seti.net/

32. X-SETI
    Xseti v0.8.2. 2000/2/1 NEW X-seti v0.8.2 is now compatable with thenew v2.0 client. This version is a quick fix and only includes  
    http://www.nccn.net/~gc_kumon/xseti/
    
    Extractions: X-SETI v0.8.2 NEW: X-SETI v0.8.2 is now compatable with the new v2.0 client. This version is a quick fix and only includes the changes necessary to get X-SETI to work with the new client. I am also working on a few new features to take advantage of the new client and this will be posted at a later date. There is one field in X-SETI (Doppler Shift) that will not be filled in with the new version of the client becuase the client no longer outputs this information. I will remove this field in a subsequent version. When running under Expect, this version of X-SETI depends on an option (-verbose) which is not documented in the UNIX client man page. It should be noted that X-SETI 0.8.2 will NOT work properly with version 1.x clients. Since the 1.x clients will soon be disallowed by the seti organization, I did not see the need to include code to make this new version of X-SETI work with both clients or to foolproof it against use with the old client. X-SETI is a simple Tk-based GUI front end for the UNIX SETI@home client. X-SETI optionally uses Expect to communicate with the client. This requires Expect be installed on the target system along with Tcl/Tk, but allows X-SETI to handle all interaction with the client, including account setup and login dialogs. To use Expect, the expectk command must be in the user's path. X-SETI is pure Tcl/Tk/Expect and does not need to be compiled. X-SETI contains a screensaver mode that can be used with XScreenSaver.

33. SETI@home: Søgning Efter Udenjordisk (Extra-Terrestrisk) Intelligens Hjemmefra
    Søgning efter liv uden for Jorden. Vær med til at analysere data, som hentes over Internettet, fra Category World Dansk Astronomi Liv uden for Jordenseti@home er et videnskabeligt eksperiment som vil udnytte kapaciteten af hundredeaf tusinder af Internetforbundne computere i søgningen efter Udenjordisk  
    http://www.rump.dk/homepage/andrew/SETI@home/

34. CiSE: SETI@Home
    Brief technical overview of the project.Category Science Astronomy Extraterrestrial Life seti seti at Home Scientific Programming Editor Paul F. Dubois, dubois@users.sourceforge.net.seti@home Massively Distributed Computing for seti. A radio seti tutorial.  
    http://www.computer.org/cise/articles/seti.htm
    
    Extractions: Massively Distributed Computing for SETI By Eric Korpela, Dan Werthimer, David Anderson, Jeff Cobb, and Matt Lebofsky Since radio's earliest days, people have considered the possibility of detecting signals from an extraterrestrial civilization—and since the advent of radio astronomy, the tools to perform such a search have existed. Starting in the late 1950s, researchers have been performing progressively more sensitive searches, but each search has been limited by the technologies available at the time. As radio frequency technologies have become more efficient and computers have become faster, the searches have grown larger and more sensitive. The SETI@home project, managed by a group of researchers at the Space Sciences Laboratory of the University of California, Berkeley, is the first attempt to use large-scale distributed computing to perform a sensitive search for radio signals from extraterrestrial civilizations. You might wonder why an enormous supercomputer would be necessary to detect radio signals from an alien civilization. It might seem to be a fairly simple signal-processing task. Such a supercomputer is needed primarily because

35. EME, SETI, Radio Astronomy And DSP For Radio Amateurs (W6/PA0ZN)
    http://www.nitehawk.com/rasmit/

36. JBO - SETI Index
    seti Research. These pages seti SuperStar Award seti at Jodrell, setiobservations using the Lovell 76m Radio Telescope. The History  
    http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/research/seti/
    
    Extractions: These pages will give you information about the history of SETI and the observations being carried out at present. The "SETI questions" page gives answers to some of the questions most commonly asked of SETI scientists. These pages have been awarded the SuperStar website award by the SETI League. Their site can be reached by clicking on the graphic below. SETI at Jodrell SETI observations using the Lovell 76m Radio Telescope. The History of SETI A brief history of SETI from its origins in 1959 to the present day. Project Phoenix A description of Project Phoenix which is now in progress at the radio telescopes at Arecibo and Jodrell Bank. SETI questions Commonly asked questions answered by Jill Tarter, Director of the SETI Institute, and Ian Morison, co-ordinator of the Jodrell Bank SETI observations. The Drake Equation Frank Drake produced an equation containing a number of factors to enable the probability of contacting another civiliation to be estimated. Learn more about SETI Life in the Universe is a part-time distance learning course offered by Jodrell Bank Observatory in which you can learn more about our cosmic origins and the search for extraterrestrial life. The SETI Institute A link to the comprehensive web site of the SETI Institute to learn more about SETI and find links to other SETI web sites.

37. SETI@home Stats
    Shows trends in seti@home participation. Also indicates how recently their pages have been updated.Category Science Astronomy Extraterrestrial Life seti seti at Homeseti@home stats. You are here Roving Mouse Services seti@home Overview News Stats by processor by time detailed Tapes  
    http://www.roving-mouse.com/setiathome/
    
    Extractions: the Web (Google) Toys (Amazon.com) Hardware/Software Electronics (Amazon.com) Books (Amazon.com) Books (Powell's) Books (Amazon.co.UK) Music (Amazon.co.UK) Videos (Amazon.com) Videos by title (CDNOW) Music, popular (Amazon.com) Music, classical (Amazon.com) Amazon.com (all products) T.V. shows (by name)

38. SETI Is Still At GEMM
    seti is still at GEMM. It has just had it's name changed. Click here togo there now. http//www.memorybankinc.com/starmap/seti.htm. Or.  
    http://www.memorybankinc.com/SETI.htm

39. TkSeti Home Page
    Tkseti@Home version 3.06. Tkseti is a GUI front-end to the seti@Home clientfor UNIX. seti Links. The seti Institute; seti@Home Download Tcl/Tk.  
    http://web.cuug.ab.ca/~macdonal/tkseti/
    
    Extractions: can passively monitor an already running setiathome client. can start/stop/pause the setiathome client when TkSETI starts/exits. can manually run/kill/pause/continue the setiathome client. can automatically stop the client during certain hours on certain days. can run your dialup network start/stop scripts when the client needs to contact the server (even avoiding certain days and times). restarts the client if it dies unexpectedly. Linux only : can automatically run/kill/pause/continue the setiathome client based on system idleness by monitoring any devices such as keyboard, mouse, etc. support for proxy servers. tracks your personal best scores for big Spikes, Gaussians, Pulses and Triplets and optionally notifies you when new bigger ones are found. displays your statistics such as work units processed, total CPU time, progress of current work unit, largest Spike, Gaussian, Pulse and Triplet, client CPU usage, etc. SkyMap shows the location of all work units processed plus the location of your best Spike, Gaussian, Pulse and Triplet.

40. SETI
    A brief overview of the search for extraterrestrial intelligence and Frank Drake in particular. Definitio Category Science Astronomy Extraterrestrial Life setiseti The only way we'll know is to look and to listen. That is exactly thepremise behind seti (The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence).  
    http://www.activemind.com/Mysterious/Topics/SETI/
    
    Extractions: Are we alone? Is anyone talking? Is anyone listening? The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence is a quest to answer one of life's most intriguing questions: Are we alone in the universe? Yes or no, either answer will have tremendous implications for mankind. Should the answer turn out to be YES, we are alone, then our race would be placed in a position of being the only creatures in existence capable of exploring such questions. We would be the supreme and only intelligence in the cosmos. A staggering thought. If the answer turns out to be NO, we are not alone, then who else is out there? What are they like? What knowledge do they have? How do they act towards other races? What are their philosophies, sciences, and arts? The questions are endless, as are the possibilities. We have the technology to communicate over vast distances - millions of lights years. We are capable of sending and receiving radio signals across the vast expanses of space. Actually we have been sending them for over half a century. All radio, television, and radar signals from Earth leak out into space and spread across the galaxy. Perhaps some other advanced civilization has detected our signals and is now sending their own in an attempt at communication. The only way we'll know is to look and to listen.

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