Check out this new animated map showing SETI@home data transmissions during a 5 minute period within the last 24 hours (updated regularly - click on image to view):

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Hi Matt,
Neat images, wonder if it could be used as a S@H screensaver?

Regards,

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Cliff,
Been there, Done that, Still no damm T shirt!

Check out this new animated map showing SETI@home data transmissions during a 5 minute period within the last 24 hours (updated regularly - click on image to view):

Thanks Matt!

That is so cool !!!

WHOA!!! That is so COOL!
Some where in the back of my mind I knew the data transfer to/from SETI@home was a lot and continuous (except when the system was down for checking, updates or repairs). This display is a good show of that data moving around the world. (But I am almost sure it shows just part of what really moves from SETI to the World and back.)
This was a very Interesting 10 minutes ... and I have bookmarked the site to watch it again soon.

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I hope, in my life time, Life from another planet is found.
We may never be able to communicate with them, because of the distance they are from us, but I will be happy just knowing they are out there.

Very cool! It's neat to think some of those are coming from my computer!

Does not work in IE 11 win 7.0.

Work in Chrome, but with some subreposition of texto with the logos.

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Does not work in IE 11 win 7.0.

Work in Chrome, but with some subreposition of texto with the logos.

Sorry to here that but no prob here with IE 11 , ....just clicked on picture and it open'd and was working

Sounds like you have a problem ......I'm running Win 7

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Does not work in IE 11 win 7.0.

Work in Chrome, but with some subreposition of texto with the logos.

Works perfectly fine here in IE 11 on Windows 7.

The animation is really cool too.

Works fine in Firefox developers edition (ex Aurora) Shame about Africa ....

Thumbs up!

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That is pretty fun to watch. I just killed about 15 minutes without realizing it.

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Why is Canada so quiet??

Neat images, wonder if it could be used as a S@H screensaver?

Why bother with screensavers anymore? Simply open up the page in your web browser and press F11 to go full-screen. Leave it up on your monitor for an awesome display! :-D

Does not work in IE 11 win 7.0.

Work in Chrome, but with some subreposition of texto with the logos.

Also have the SETI logo problem in both IE/Chrome, but if you maximize or goes full screen it looks as it should :)

very nice! But why not more users?! The World is sooooo big and only a couple of flying points around the world?

There are 8 billion people on this planet. SETI@home has approximately 100,000+ users last I recall, and most of those aren't hardcore users crunching away 24/7/365 (meaning you won't see their blips very often). Fact is, there just isn't a lot of people crunching in a relative sense.

very nice! But why not more users?! The World is sooooo big and only a couple of flying points around the world?

If you notice it uses ip2location

Going to that page it reports my ip address as "London" with a north London postcode and I am definitely south London. That is just where my ISP registers its ip addresses.

By the look of the map it is only using data from the larger cities.

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So cool!!

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That's cool... Makes me think of the old Missile Command arcade game... That map, graphics, and point of view would make for an interesting modern remake of that game....