Scientists at Jodrell Bank Observatory detected an alien signal originating from the Cygnus constellation using the Lovell telescope. The repeating signal has a narrow bandwidth not used on Earth and includes "glitches" that shocked scientists. Cryptographers cracked the code, which included a sequence matching the first digits of Pi, suggesting the aliens understand mathematics and have equipment to measure circles. This supports the idea that the aliens opened NASA's 1978 message capsule, finding information about Pi inside.
(Astrophysics and Space Science Proceedings) David R. DeBoer (auth.), Domingos Barbosa, Sonia Anton, Leonid Gurvits, Dalmiro Maia (eds.) - The Square Kilometre Array_ Paving the way for the new 21st c
Scientists at Jodrell Bank Observatory detected an alien signal originating from the Cygnus constellation using the Lovell telescope. The repeating signal has a narrow bandwidth not used on Earth and includes "glitches" that shocked scientists. Cryptographers cracked the code, which included a sequence matching the first digits of Pi, suggesting the aliens understand mathematics and have equipment to measure circles. This supports the idea that the aliens opened NASA's 1978 message capsule, finding information about Pi inside.
Scientists at Jodrell Bank Observatory detected an alien signal originating from the Cygnus constellation using the Lovell telescope. The repeating signal has a narrow bandwidth not used on Earth and includes "glitches" that shocked scientists. Cryptographers cracked the code, which included a sequence matching the first digits of Pi, suggesting the aliens understand mathematics and have equipment to measure circles. This supports the idea that the aliens opened NASA's 1978 message capsule, finding information about Pi inside.
Scientists at Jodrell Bank Observatory detected an alien signal originating from the Cygnus constellation using the Lovell telescope. The repeating signal has a narrow bandwidth not used on Earth and includes "glitches" that shocked scientists. Cryptographers cracked the code, which included a sequence matching the first digits of Pi, suggesting the aliens understand mathematics and have equipment to measure circles. This supports the idea that the aliens opened NASA's 1978 message capsule, finding information about Pi inside.
Alien Message shocks scientists Scientists Crack the code Today at 10 am GMT a signal was detected by the Lovell telescope. Sci- entist can now confirm that it is of extra-terres- trial origin and could not be produced under natu- ral conditions within the outer atmosphere which the telescope is currently scanning. The Lovell telescope has been tracking this signal which has been repeating over the past 13 days and has had two significant glitches which have most definitely shocked scien- tists. The signal which has been detected has a narrow bandwidth which we are told from our source is not used both on Earth or in our solar system for that matter! The repeated pulse which t he newl y r ef or med Bletchley Park have iden- tified as a "break" in the 2 Jodrell The NASA space capsule The diagram of pi which was in the NASA capsule code which pointed sci- entists towards the fact that it must have been written by a being of high intelligence. They had used a central frequency of 1420MHz in order to transmit the message to us, possibly even across our galaxy, this is be- cause thi s frequency passes easily through dense solids as well whilst not reflecting of the surface. It appears to originate within Cygnus, l ocated al most ri ght across the other side of our current view of the Milky Way. A leading Os- cilloscope physicist told us that "The signal has a flux density of several Jansky meaning that some of the beams have split of during the trans- mission which is always caused when waves trav- el long distances". A lead- ing cryptographer from Manchester University said "For the majority of the time the signal con- sists of 4.1s when the sig- nal is on followed by 4.1s of, repeating continuous- ly which is the form of the break which we see with- in the code." They're smart! In 1978 NASA released a capsule containing cer- tain information which scientists believed to be the most important facts, figures and designs. The capsule was designed so that if aliens were some- where within our uni- verse then they would be able to open the capsule and then have the possi- bility of learning about pi etc. Therefore specula- tions have arisen to say that the extra-terrestrials behi nd thi s message could have opened the capsule and found out this information! Many have speculated as to what has happened however the world's sci- entists concluded today that it looks like the first and third lines are points which can be used do de- termine the start and end of each signal which can be deciphered without the breaks as 1010, where the signal pulses on for 4 seconds, of, on for 4, and then of, we know this be- cause 1 signifies where there is a high amplitude and 0 where there is no or a very low amplitude wave. Therefore, this would suggest that the second line is the main signal and therefore is the main part of the code which needs to be deci- phered. There is a repeat- i ng pat t er n of "00" throughout the code which was received and in turn, afer separating and counting the number of 1's afer each signal, the deciphered version is a s f o l l o w s : 3,1,4,1,5,9,2,6,5,4 when compared to 3.131592654 which is the world recog- nised form of Pi, is the same as the shortened value of Pi. the code is in- forming us that the aliens have an understanding of what Pi is. This suggests that the aliens have an understanding of circles and in turn they would have suficient equip- ment in order to measure such mathematical fac- tors. 3 Jodrell 4 Jodrell
(Astrophysics and Space Science Proceedings) David R. DeBoer (auth.), Domingos Barbosa, Sonia Anton, Leonid Gurvits, Dalmiro Maia (eds.) - The Square Kilometre Array_ Paving the way for the new 21st c