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Message 977677 - Posted: 12 Mar 2010, 13:11:15 UTC

I notice several highs and annotated greens high lights , these were found on bar lines . These were very interesting . What are these signals?
some of these entries show some re occurrences. Others could be overlaid to exact points. This can't be just that coincidental. I would think.


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    Message 977683 - Posted: 12 Mar 2010, 13:26:37 UTC - in response to Message 977677.  

    I notice several highs and annotated greens high lights , these were found on bar lines . These were very interesting . What are these signals?
    some of these entries show some re occurrences. Others could be overlaid to exact points. This can't be just that coincidental. I would think.


    thank you


      Yes, they are signals from someplace, unfortunately, it is most likely to be from right here on earth. The same spot in the sky is observed several times, and if the signal repeats from the same spot in the sky, it is much more interesting than if it does not repeat. Unfortunately for us, each task is from only one peek at that position in the sky.


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