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Collection:
NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Collection
Collection
NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Collection
Collection
Title:
A Cosmic Call to Nearby Stars
Title
A Cosmic Call to Nearby Stars
Title
Explanation:
If you could send a message to an alien civilization [
http://web.media.mi
], what would you say? The people from the Cosmic Call [
http://www.matessa.
] project sent the above image [
http://www.matessa.
] as the first page of a longer message. The message [
http://www.matessa.
] was broadcast [
http://www.matessa.
] toward local stars [
http://www.matessa.
] by radio telescope [
http://www.setileag
] during the summer of 1999. Another message was sent in 2003. The single-dish, 70 meter diameter telescope that send the messages is located in Ukraine [
http://en.wikipedia
] on the Crimean peninsula near the town of of Evpatoria [
http://en.wikipedia
]. This first page of the Cosmic Call 1999 [
http://www3.sympati
] message, shown above, involves only numbers and so is easier for puzzle solvers to decode than a more famous message [
http://antwrp.gsfc.
] broadcast toward distant star cluster M13 [
http://antwrp.gsfc.
] in 1974. (The solution is here [
http://www.ibiblio.
].)
Explanation
If you could send a message to an alien civilization [
http://web.media.mi
], what would you say? The people from the Cosmic Call [
http://www.matessa.
] project sent the above image [
http://www.matessa.
] as the first page of a longer message. The message [
http://www.matessa.
] was broadcast [
http://www.matessa.
] toward local stars [
http://www.matessa.
] by radio telescope [
http://www.setileag
] during the summer of 1999. Another message was sent in 2003. The single-dish, 70 meter diameter telescope that send the messages is located in Ukraine [
http://en.wikipedia
] on the Crimean peninsula near the town of of Evpatoria [
http://en.wikipedia
]. This first page of the Cosmic Call 1999 [
http://www3.sympati
] message, shown above, involves only numbers and so is easier for puzzle solvers to decode than a more famous message [
http://antwrp.gsfc.
] broadcast toward distant star cluster M13 [
http://antwrp.gsfc.
] in 1974. (The solution is here [
http://www.ibiblio.
].)
Explanation
Credit and Copyright:
Yuvan Dutil & Stephane Dumas [
http://www3.sympati
]
Credit_and_Copyright
Yuvan Dutil & Stephane Dumas [
http://www3.sympati
]
Credit and Copyright
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1999
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1999
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1974
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1974
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2003
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2003
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Ukraine
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Ukraine
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Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
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Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
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1999
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1999
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2003
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2003
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1974
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1974
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original url:
http://antwrp.gsfc.
original_url
http://antwrp.gsfc.
original url
UID:
SPD-APOD-ap060402
UID
SPD-APOD-ap060402
UID
A Cosmic Call to Nearby Stars
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