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Based on the above article could the signal detected have actually been hydrogen accelerated to the speed of light by some form of alien technology meant to be tested for long range equipment destruction so humans could not defend themselves from an interstellar attack?
Based on the above article could the signal detected have actually been hydrogen accelerated to the speed of light by some form of alien technology meant to be tested for long range equipment destruction so humans could not defend themselves from an interstellar attack?
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Based on the above article could the signal detected have actually been hydrogen accelerated to the speed of light by some form of alien technology meant to be tested for long range equipment destruction so humans could not defend themselves from an interstellar attack?
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Billj....explain then how a hydrogen blast from 122 ly away from Earth would have remain concentrated while it traveled through space.
Well Billj....anytime.
Dryson, the 21 cm (1.420 GHz) neutral hydrogen line is microwave radiation emitted when the electron in an unbound hydrogen atom spontaneously changing its spin from parallel to antiparallel to the spin of the single proton in the nucleus.
http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/S/Spin-flip+Transition
The line is most usually associated with neutral hydrogen clouds and was used to confirm the spiral structure of our Galaxy in the 1950s. See, for example, http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1958MNRAS.118..379O
Whut? Where did I say clouds are a constant? I don't even know what that means. The technical term is H1 region. They are persistent, at least over the lifetime of puny humans.
Well, no, clouds of neutral hydrogen are NOT a constant on Earth.Whut? Where did I say clouds are a constant? I don't even know what that means. The technical term is H1 region. They are persistent, at least over the lifetime of puny humans.
You said hydrogen clouds. Read your post. The line is most usually associated with neutral hydrogen clouds
Are clouds not a constant on Earth?
What does ANY of that have to do with the "wow" signal?Planet X? Probably not, but weird readings spark debate
An array of radio telescopes in Chile has picked up weird readings that appear to be coming from far-out objects – and that’s sparked a debate over whether they’re previously undetected worlds on the edge of our solar system, brown dwarfs, or just random glitches.
Could it be yet another star associated with Alpha Centauri? The researchers rule out that scenario on the grounds that it hasn’t been seen before in other wavelengths. Instead, they say the best explanation is that the object is in our own solar system, but orbiting at a distance that’s too far for detection in other wavelengths.
Among the possibilities cited in the paper are a dark, icy world that’s more than 100 AU away, or a super-Earth that’s about 300 AU away, or a super-cool brown dwarf that’s out in the Oort Cloud, 20,000 AU away.
Well, no, clouds of neutral hydrogen are NOT a constant on Earth.Whut? Where did I say clouds are a constant? I don't even know what that means. The technical term is H1 region. They are persistent, at least over the lifetime of puny humans.
You said hydrogen clouds. Read your post. The line is most usually associated with neutral hydrogen clouds
Are clouds not a constant on Earth?
What does ANY of that have to do with the "wow" signal?Planet X? Probably not, but weird readings spark debate
An array of radio telescopes in Chile has picked up weird readings that appear to be coming from far-out objects – and that’s sparked a debate over whether they’re previously undetected worlds on the edge of our solar system, brown dwarfs, or just random glitches.
Could it be yet another star associated with Alpha Centauri? The researchers rule out that scenario on the grounds that it hasn’t been seen before in other wavelengths. Instead, they say the best explanation is that the object is in our own solar system, but orbiting at a distance that’s too far for detection in other wavelengths.
Among the possibilities cited in the paper are a dark, icy world that’s more than 100 AU away, or a super-Earth that’s about 300 AU away, or a super-cool brown dwarf that’s out in the Oort Cloud, 20,000 AU away.![]()
http://storymachine.blogspot.co.uk/2005/03/great-automatic-shannonizer.htmlEinstein's Theory of unutterable fear to name-- and laugh-- but now an entire cast of time...and also a 19 century time-experiment. Do we choose to see tonight? No. We'll visit a Dublin artist whose life is a ghastly river, where scientists and an entire cast of my bed were in the thing on the common sense view of time flows like a hideous throng rush out; their flames went utterly out; the hot breath of the common sense view of Relativity may have implications on the moment just after the deepest slumber-- of Relativity may have had no power to see tonight? No. But with a 19 century time-experiment. Do we choose to repeat, stay! I felt that there had the beginning of the pale door, that there had I had the moment just after the common sense view of Relativity may have rid myself of agony; I shudder to wiggle!
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Based on the above article could the signal detected have actually been hydrogen accelerated to the speed of light by some form of alien technology meant to be tested for long range equipment destruction so humans could not defend themselves from an interstellar attack?
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Billj....explain then how a hydrogen blast from 122 ly away from Earth would have remain concentrated while it traveled through space.
Well Billj....anytime.
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