Posts by Eric Rojas Chiong

21) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Method of analysis of signals (Message 1057679)
Posted 888 days ago by

8:51 AM 12/18/2010 Happy Holidays!!!

How to track and find water "1.4..." (Hydrosphere in Space) 101: Arecibo Telescope

Eric R Chiong, a former USN AW: method of SETI@Home Analysis of Earth-Like planets (Similar to analysing acoustic data in the oceans) and or detecting and traking Water in space:

Ice --- > Water ---> Clouds (Hydrosphere - Hydrogen and Oxygen are the given elements of the Periodic table)
Microorganism ---> 1-3 Billion years of Charles Darwins' Evolution ---> Earthlings! Total of 4.5 billion years, so far!

-Fade-In signals:

From a given Solar System birth (Hubble Telescope) - Planets within the range (Habitable Zone) of the Sun (depending on how hot it is) and with 1-2 Billion years of cooling, denotes the slow development of the "Hydrosphere" of a given planet(s) (Earth-Like). So, basically, "Earth-Like" planets will "fade-in" for about 1 - 2 billion years on the SETI@Home software v6 (the Water Hole - microwave range or spectrum). Included, is the visible spectrum, the "fade-in effect" of the signal traveling at 186,000 mps (Keck telescope) into the Universe.

-Consistent signals:

After 1 - 2 Billion years of planet (Earth-Like) development, a persisent signal (Water-Hole, microwave range or spectrum) will be detectable on SETI@Home software for "x" amount of time until a Cataclysm or other unfortunate event occurs when the atmosphere (Hydrosphere) becomes unstable. Such as a meteor impact or massive Nuclear detonations or others. On Earth, our "Hydrosphere" has been transmitting into the Universe for about 2 - 4 Billion years, so far.

-Abrupt Out or Fade-Out signals:

A Cataclysm (planets colliding) has occurred. That simple. If signals "Fade-Out", then the "other" reasons (nuke detonation, ozone hole depleting, etc) applies.

-As far as the "Doppler" the movement of planets ---> either coming towards (F1) or leaving (F2) earth (true radiated frequency for the Hydrosphere is F0), "MDR"- median detection range, means how strong the signal is (based on intensity, scattering and absorption (by other Galaxies, planetes, etc)), and "CZ" zone (doesn't apply in space), well thats for tracking Earth-like (Habitable) planets.

-By the way, I am not a Zoologist. Whatever is on or below the surface of the "Hydrosphere" planets, well that's another story, depending on what stage of life development - how old the Earth-Like planet is! LOL : ) I am just a space AW/Meteorologist. LOL : )

9:34 AM 12/18/2010 Happy Holidays!!! by the way, "Contact" 1997, with Jodie Foster was pretty good, better with minor modifications of "what" and "how" they are searching for.

22) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1041952)
Posted 954 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

Hi again,

One of the best movie like "Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind" Steven Spielberg(30 years ago), is "Contact" with Jodie Foster (1997). I am currently watching re-runs of "Contact" right now. The other good movie is "Mission to Mars" (2000), especially in the end of the movie where the Ancient Astronaut (E.T.) shows the development of life (evolution) on this planet. There is a bug though, I believe it was the microorganism that came from comets and asteriods that spurred life and not a space ship from Ancient Astronauts.

23) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1041947)
Posted 954 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

Hi,

True, if it wasn't for the asteriod (Chicxulub Crater, Mexico) hitting the earth 65 million years ago, the dinosaurs would still be here today and probably would still dominate the earth. However, early mammals have already begun there development (evolution) during the Jurrasic period as well before the asteriod arrived in Mexico based on fossil findings (Wikipedia). As far as the "rate of evolution" of mammals, inc humans, some scientist might even say we probably would have evolved much faster considering that we can build tools to protect us from the dangers of the dinosaurs. For example, we could have built barriers and or even a "looking glass" (Telescope) to spot the T-Rex coming instead of looking at planets like Galileo did. The competition for scarce resource would have increase the rate of evolution for mammals, inc. humans. Instead of 2 - 3 billion years, it would have probably be only 1 - 2 billion years with competition of scarce resource from dinosaurs. Unfortunately, though human history is human history. By the way, Galileo didn't invent the telescope. Galileo just knew how to use it.

Eric

24) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1041334)
Posted 956 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

By the way, as far as life on Europa, I believe they are going to be in a form of bioilluminescence. They glow in the dark, maybe. Kind of like in the movie Abyss in the 90's. That means no ice fishing on Europa and others.

25) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1041332)
Posted 956 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

Yes, You and Johnny are probably correct. I watched a video about the ocean underneath the ice on Europa from Stephen Hawkings. They used thermal imaging to see the variances of heat within the underground ocean during a given cycle. There definitely is water (H20) underneath the ice on Europa. The surface of Europa is made out of frozen H20 not methane like Titan based on the frequencies from the Keck Observatory. Even the Griffith Park Observatory in Los Angeles kind of hint there's water underneath the ice. As far as living things, I think discovering microorganism is enough evidence to make ExtraTerrestrials or Ancient Astronauts very real and not Sci-Fi. The theory from NASA is microorganism plus (Charles Darwin-Origin of Species) 2 - 3 Billion years of evolution equates to intelligent life - like Homo Sapiens (Biologically). Here's the problem, if NASA, ESA, the Chinese, Russia etc. confirms and validates microorganism on Europa and others, there would be a social chaos specially within the Christian community just like the period when Charles Darwin published the book of "Origin of Species" during the 1800's. Either way, I still think there is life out there, getting to them is another story though.

26) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1034747)
Posted 978 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

Yes, I understand its not gonna be cheap. As far as the Launch window, well from what I understand, the new Ion engines is going to replace the "slingshot gravitational effect" method of traveling through space. I think they're really are building a Star Trek "Enterprise" type space craft which means launch windows would not be a factor anymore. As far as discovering what ever kind of species up on Europa, well, that news is going to be even bigger than Galileo telescope and how it change how we as humans look at the Universe. Earth is not at the center of the Universe. If they discover life (including microorganism) on those moons, most of all the stories of Alien (E.T./Ancient Astronauts etc) abductions is not only possible, but just became a reality. On this planet it took 2 to 3 billion years of evolution to where we are today.

27) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1029953)
Posted 997 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

I understand the financing issue but the launch window might disappear with the new ion engines-but then again thats also a financing issue. By the way, I am more interested in Europa than Mars. Watching Stephen Hawkings video about it makes sense-about having underground oceans due to thermal imaging technology as well as the gravitational forces between Jupiter and Europa. I mean, as a surfer (surf waves in the ocean), one of the best time to surf when there is no swell (caused by earthquakes or winds) is when the moon (Earth moon) is full - due to gravitational forces - Tidal forces between Earth and the Moon. Every surfer on this planet (Earth) knows that.

28) Message boards : SETI@home Science : Search for "ET" (near homosapiens) (Message 1029098)
Posted 1001 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

Hello,

Does anybody know when NASA etc. is going to Europa and collect samples (Biological microorganism/microbes)? Notwithstanding the mission next year with a 5 year trip to Jupiter. That would be awesome like finding H20 on Mars. Also, Microbes plus 2 - 3 Billion years of Charles Darwin Theory of Evolution equals near HomoSapiens right, I believe is the reason why we are looking at this range of the Electromagnetic Spectrum, "The H20" Hole.

29) Questions and Answers : Windows : BOINCWatch (Message 1014115)
Posted 1050 days ago by

Eric Rojas Chiong

I am trying to setup BOINCWatch 3.0.24 and its asking me for my account info. I can't seem to find my account info. Is the user ID the same as the account info? I also can't seem to edit the TEAM ID as well. I might have the wrong path. Does anyone know the path to use in Win 7?

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