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Last updated:
7 May 2006
version 1.52

 

        

   

Welcome to my SETI@home webpage.

SETI@home is a scientific experiment that harnesses the power of hundreds of thousands of Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). You can participate by running a free program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope data obtained from Arecibo radio telescope. There's a small but captivating possibility that your computer will detect the faint murmur of a civilization beyond Earth.
To find out how SETI@home works, follow this link
For a complete explanation of what SETI@home is you can visit the homepage of the SETI@home team.

 


Since my birthsign is Scorpio, I want to share this beautiful picture with you all.
Antares: The Romans called this mighty star Cor Scorpionis, meaning "heart of the scorpion." Antares is a supergiant red about 520 light years away. You can find Antraes in the center of Scorpius.


The Eagle nebula image provided by
the Hubble Space Telescope.

 

SETI@Netherlands
This is the homepage of the group I belong to. Visit them and when you are dutch and are not yet a member of a group, join us....
SETI Queue Seti Queue is a utility that adds queuing to the SETI@home application. It's a fun project that allows people to take part in the great search for stray radio signals from space by using spare computer power on machines across the globe.   Unfortunately demand for the tiny bits of radio signals from the now millions of SETI@home applications running throughout the world occasionally seems to outpace the ability to get them.  Seti Queue puts a buffer between the SETI@home application and the Seti Server.
Planetary Society The Planetary Society, the largest space-interest group on Earth, and Paramount Pictures, creators of "Star Trek: Insurrection," have formed a partnership to support SETI@home. With your help, this alliance will enable us to pursue our shared goal — to seek out new life and new civilizations — a prime mission of the U.S.S. Enterprise since the beginning of the Star Trek phenomenon.
StarMap StarMap for Windows is a program which only makes sense if you are using the SETI at Home client for Windows9x or Windows NT. So what does the program do? It visualizes the position of your current workunit and even previous workunits on a star map.
   
SETI institute
The SETI Institute is the home for scientific research in the field of Life in the Universe. Our research is designed to answer the question: Are we alone in the Universe?
SETI@home
The official homepage of SETI@home at Berkeley.
SETICache SETICache, pronounced "SET-E-CASH", is a utility to Cache 10 Work Units (WU) for the SETI Command Line Client (CLC) version 2.0. The CLC is completely stock, no modifications to it have been done at all, this is strictly a utility to better use the CLC on your computer. SETICache enables you to keep processing even when SETI isn't reachable to send in a completed WU and grab a new WU, because you've got 9 more WU already cached and ready to be processed. SETI users who are connected via modem also have a big benefit because they can now process 10 WU's before they need to connect to the Internet to send and receive WU's.
SETI Monitor SETI Monitor is a free Windows program. It allows you to monitor the activity of your SETI@home client and see what it finds using almost no CPU power. SETI Monitor shows the signals found by your SETI@home client and saves information about completed work units. The graph on the screenshot shows all the signals that were found and are going to be sent back to SETI@home. In the near future I intend to add to it more capabilities, like the ability to take screen shots of SETI@home client if it finds something interesting. I used SETI@home for days with SETI Monitor and without it and couldn't see any difference in performance
SETI Queue Seti Queue is a utility that adds queuing to the SETI@home application. It's a fun project that allows people to take part in the great search for stray radio signals from space by using spare computer power on machines across the globe.    Unfortunately demand for the tiny bits of radio signals from the now millions of SETI@home applications running throughout the world occasionally seems to outpace the ability to get them.  Seti Queue puts a buffer between the SETI@home application and the Seti Server.
SETICapture SETICapture was designed for those SETI@Home users who run the program as a screensaver.  It will take a screenshot of the results for you while you are away from your computer if it detects a spike.  See the readme file for more information.
SETIBuf SETIBuf is a set of *.bat files and instructions, created by Terry Lee.  They are offered on an as-is basis without charge, and may be freely redistributed as long as the integrity of the installation package is preserved.  If you wish to distribute SETIBuf with modifications, please include the unaltered SETIBuf.zip file along with your modifications in your own package, and call it anything other than SETIBuf.
SETISpy SETI Spy is a little program Roelof J. Engelbrecht  wrote to "spy" on the progress and performance of the SETI@home client. I call it a "spy" because I tried to make it as unobtrusive as possible. SETI Spy has a small memory footprint (about 1.5 MB when minimized) and uses only a small fraction (< 0.1%) of your computer's processing power.
Windows tips

These tips are for setting up the SETI@home client to be as efficient as possible, while still maintaining the normal usability of the PC. The client was not designed to drag every last ounce of processing power out of your machine. It was designed to utilize the spare CPU cycles that are normally wasted on the infinite loop called idle time. The default installation of the client is good at setting itself up to be unobtrusive. But the programmers were very conservative. A few small changes can effectively triple the client speed and still not hamper normal operation of your PC.

   

 

Other distributed computing projects

PiHex A Distributed Project to Calculate Pi, calculate the five trillionth and forty trillionth bits of Pi.
Distributed.net   Crack encryption schemes.
GIMPS The Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search. Find prime numbers of the form 2^p-1.
PVM/POV-Ray Compute ray-traced images.
   

 

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