The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, SETIPhilip Morrison, John Billingham, John Wolfe National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Scientific and Technical Information Office, 1977 - 276 páginas |
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... ( effective surface temperatures in excess of 30,000 K ) and M - stars being the coolest ( effective surface temperatures of 3,000 to 4,000 K ; the effective surface temperature of the Sun is about 5,800 K ) . The prefix " g " indicates ...
... ( effective surface temperatures in excess of 30,000 K ) and M - stars being the coolest ( effective surface temperatures of 3,000 to 4,000 K ; the effective surface temperature of the Sun is about 5,800 K ) . The prefix " g " indicates ...
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... effectiveness of space vs ground based systems . In a resolution adopted at its fourth meeting the Science Workshop recommended that that international protection of the water hole against RFI be sought at the 1979 World Administrative ...
... effectiveness of space vs ground based systems . In a resolution adopted at its fourth meeting the Science Workshop recommended that that international protection of the water hole against RFI be sought at the 1979 World Administrative ...
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... effectiveness of the data processing could be improved enough to double the sensitivity for the same antenna area , the original system performance could be achieved at about half the cost . Clearly in systems having large collecting ...
... effectiveness of the data processing could be improved enough to double the sensitivity for the same antenna area , the original system performance could be achieved at about half the cost . Clearly in systems having large collecting ...
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... effectiveness but , if the rationale for the water hole is correct , the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life cannot . It would be a bitter irony if the desire to know exactly where we were at all times on Earth were to prevent ...
... effectiveness but , if the rationale for the water hole is correct , the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life cannot . It would be a bitter irony if the desire to know exactly where we were at all times on Earth were to prevent ...
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... effective per joule . If we seek to reduce the energy requirements of space travel by , say , 104 , we incur round trip travel times of 400 years per light year or 1600 years for the nearest star . Clearly we are not going to find other ...
... effective per joule . If we seek to reduce the energy requirements of space travel by , say , 104 , we incur round trip travel times of 400 years per light year or 1600 years for the nearest star . Clearly we are not going to find other ...
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The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, SETI Philip Morrison,John Billingham,John Wolfe Vista completa - 1977 |
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, SETI Philip Morrison,John Billingham,John Wolfe Vista completa - 1977 |
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, SETI Philip Morrison,John Billingham,John Wolfe Vista completa - 1977 |
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Página 8 - Some conjecture that we might hear from nearimmortals the views of distant and venerable thinkers on the deepest values of conscious beings and their societies! Perhaps we will forever become linked with a chain of rich cultures, a vast galactic network. Who can say? If it is true that such signals might give us, so to speak, a view of one future for human history, they would take on even greater importance. Judging that importance lies quite outside the competence of the members of this committee,...
Página 177 - L, libration point of the Earth-Moon system, a point at lunar distance but on the opposite side of the Earth from the Moon. Among several desirable features of an orbiting antenna system are the complete sky coverage, the ability to track a given star continuously if a signal is detected, the reduced system temperature, and the potential structural simplicity and longevity made possible by the weightlessness and benign environment. Further studies are needed of the space-based SETI and of the alternatives...
Página 271 - Tyler, director, Center for Advanced Study In the Behavioral Sciences, 202 Junipero Serra Boulevard, Stanford, Calif.
Página 193 - Services; (j) that available technology will allow a search for these signals from the earth, from earth-orbit, and, eventually, from the moon and to minimize interference, certain locations on earth and in space may be preferred; DECIDES that the following question should be studied: 1. what are the most probable characteristics of radio signals which might be broadcast by extraterrestrial civilizations and the technical characteristics and requirements of a system to search for them; 2. what are...
Página 8 - Other imaginative and enthusiastic speculators foresee big technological gains, hints and leads of extraordinary value. They imagine too all sorts of scientific results, ranging from a valid picture of the past and the future of the Universe through theories of the fundamental particles...
Página 30 - US space program has provided not only excitement and scientific knowledge, but numerous practical satellite services not for this country alone, but for the whole world. It is in this same spirit of providing a focal point for international cooperation and support that we feel the US can and should take the initiative in SETI. The material, technological and intellectual resources of the US are such that a large-scale SETI program could be carried on indefinitely by this country alone without appreciable...
Página 192 - Technical criteria for allowable spurious radiation from out-of-band uses, iv) Phase-out of interfering uses now operating in the protected bands. Subsequent to the Science Workshop deliberations and during the preparation of the final report, the SETI radio frequency protection need received its first international recognition.
Página 19 - For these reasons it is premature to adopt only one strategy to the exclusion of others. To cover a wide range of other possibilities it is recommended that in addition to a high sensitivity search of nearby stars, there also be a complete search of the sky to as low a flux level and over as wide a frequency band as practicable.
Página vii - It is precisely because I believe theologically that there is a being called God, and that He is infinite in intelligence, freedom, and power, that I cannot take it upon myself to limit what He might have done.
Página 216 - ... to the character of the signals. Thus the problem of methodically searching for signals from extraterrestrial civilizations will include the following aspects: a) a search for sources of radiation with respect to direction, frequency, and time; b) an analysis of the structural properties of the radiation; c) determination of its artificial nature. Accordingly, this program provides for the following steps in research activity: 1 . Search for and selection of sources according to preliminary criteria....