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CUDNEY Send message Joined: 24 Jul 08 Posts: 4 Credit: 1,062 RAC: 0 |
Newbie here.... sorry if this has been asked a million times already. I watch the graphics screen trying to get familiar with the terminology and with understanding what the numbers mean. I read the WOW signal article on wiki. Read other threads about interesting signals...but I am not sure what to look for if there happens to be an unusual signal detected in the WU being shown on the graphics screen. My comp runs 2 units at a time. (I think). Thanks for any replies... -L |
Taurus Send message Joined: 3 Sep 07 Posts: 324 Credit: 114,815 RAC: 0 |
Hey Cudney, welcome to SETI@HOME! Glad to have you with us. :) You may find it helpful to view your results plotted out on a starmap of the observable section of the Milky Way that Aricebo is actually looking at. You can do so using BoincLogX and SETI@Home-Map view. You can get both of them here. http://www.bjoernhenke.de/frame.htm?/boinc.en.htm Some basic information: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/sah_sci_newsletters.php?frag=news-14.inc http://www.boinc-wiki.info/Gaussian http://www.boinc-wiki.info/Pulse http://www.boinc-wiki.info/Spike http://www.boinc-wiki.info/Triplet |
Implementor Send message Joined: 17 Jul 08 Posts: 24 Credit: 8,656 RAC: 0 |
speaking of the graphics does anybody know how to make it stop tilting back and forth? it kinda makes me sick when im trying to watch it lol. |
popandbob Send message Joined: 19 Mar 05 Posts: 551 Credit: 4,673,015 RAC: 0 |
go into your account and go to seti@home preferences... set graphics to custom.. update prefs... go back into the seti@home preferences and make horizontal and vertical oscillation range to zero. Do you Good Search for Seti@Home? http://www.goodsearch.com/?charityid=888957 Or Good Shop? http://www.goodshop.com/?charityid=888957 |
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