After 3.5 years of distributing radiotelescope data to home computers, the SETI@Home project is getting the opportunity to go back and re-check promising coordinates.
For eight hours a day, 18-20 March, 100-200 of the most promising spots in the sky for signals will be re-checked, and then the data re-analyzed.
Cool.
(via BoingBoing)
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Congrats to you and Margie for helping out…
399 data units worth (or 21,473 CPU hours and change).