SETI recieves signal from SOL type star!

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Big Crunch
It would mean they may still be ignorant of our, or our planets, existence. If space is a cutthroat place then not being noticed yet is surely a plus.

You never know. They might be calling to thank us for the quality TV programing we've been sending thier way.

[alva]

Well, seeing the hitler episodes first, could surely have influenced their culture.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by alva
Well, seeing the hitler episodes first, could surely have influenced their culture.

Do you think that they are curious how that turns out? Or would the series finale to that show have reached them yet?

[alva]

Nope, the last ones were being censored, at least that's the last thing I heared.

[Lancer]

"It would mean they may still be ignorant of our, or our planets, existence. If space is a cutthroat place then not being noticed yet is surely a plus."

'I Love Lucy' should undo this blissful situation.

[Sava]

It would be cool. But I doubt it would happen. It's highly unlikely that we'll receive any radio transmissions.

[Lancer]

How fast do radio waves travel? The better communication would use light, yes?

[Sava]

Originally posted by Lancer
How fast do radio waves travel? The better communication would use light, yes?

radio travels at the speed of light

[Lancer]

"radio travels at the speed of light"

Really? I'm amazed. I though light was the only thing to travel at the SoL.

[Sava]

Originally posted by Lancer
"radio travels at the speed of light"

Really? I'm amazed. I though light was the only thing to travel at the SoL.

radio waves are part of the electromagnetic spectrum, to which visible light is part of...

[Sava]

hopefully this can explain things better, Lancer

from

http://www.purchon.com/physics/electromagnetic.htm

[Lancer]

Enlightening...

Now I understand how the Philidelphia experiment worked.