I have always been fascinated by space and beyond. i saw the space shuttle take off from florida in 1988 and thought that was the most amazing human project that has ever happened. fast forward 15 years and i am living in the big sky country (Montana, U.S.A.) and i come across a program called seti. my first classic work unit was done june 27, 2003. i have had as many as 25 computers working on the seti project. at this moment i have 7 computers and 4 android devices. i have had a total of 60 different computers working on seti. i have been in the top 5% in seti for many years.
i went to school for 6 years in culinary arts and enjoy the trade very much. on my spare time i am a boy scout leader with the local troop and have been volunteering at the local soup kitchen a couple of days a week for the past 10 years. my wife and i live at 9,500 ft. in elavation in the southern Colorado Mts. one of my hobbies is taking pictures of the local bears. i see about 5 a week.
i dont have any suggestions but do wish that running seti on computers did not use so much electricity. i pay an extra $150 a month for participating in this project.
SETI@home and Astropulse are funded by grants from the National Science Foundation, NASA, and donations from SETI@home volunteers. AstroPulse is funded in part by the NSF through grant AST-0307956.
