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zioriga ha scritto:

Organizzare una visita a Jodrell Bank ??? Forse è un po troppo "impegnativo"

a fatica si è organizzato una cosa "£semplice" per Medicina ...

Come dicevo sulla pagina dedicata alle Applicazioni ottimizzate, di SETI, vi sono dei collegamenti non più validi.
La pagina in questione è:
www.boincitaly.org/p...e-chimica/setihome.html?showall=&start=6
Per trovarle farò riferimento a quanto scritto in un post precedente.....grazie

Data from "Tabby's Star" is flowing.
For those who didn't recognize the name KIC8462852 in their work unit names, this data comes from GBT observations of Tabby's Star (aka Boyajian's Star, aka WTF-0001, aka the Weirdest star in the galaxy). This is not yet the full data set, which lives at Penn State, it's some test on-target/off-target observations that we're checking out.

You might also notice another change. We've doubled the size of our work units which will reduce our quantization noise by 34%, and, depending on the strength of other noise sources, could give us as much as double that as a sensitivity increase.
7 Sep 2017, 16:36:28 UTC

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A quanto sembra, hanno raddoppiato le dimensioni delle wu.

dalla home page

Arecibo Status
I've been asked by several people to post a status update on the situation at Arecibo following hurricane Maria's passage.

Unfortunately, at this point we haven't gotten any news. The last information we have is from a couple hours prior to when the eye passed Arecibo. That report said all the employees were accounted for and in sheltered buildings.

Since then we've had no news. That's understandable. With power out on the whole island, electronics communications aren't going to be possible for some time. Heavy rains are still expected today, so I'm sure that the primary concern is still keeping everyone safe. Assessment of any damage will take time.

Let's hope that everyone is safe, that their homes are intact, and that any damage can be repaired quickly.
21 Sep 2017, 17:11:28 UTC

incrociamo le dita e speriamo in bene

Special Fundraiser for Parkes Data Store and GPU development system
Thanks to our collaboration with Breakthrough Listen and their international colleagues, we will soon have the ability to access data recorded at the Parkes Radio Telescope in Australia. For the first time, this will give us full-sky coverage, including the southern hemisphere, in our search for ET. However, due to the enormous amount of data that the 13-beam receiver at Parkes can generate, we will require extra hardware to store and distribute it. We need your help to purchase this.

Thanks to some special offers, one from the Hanson family in memory of Robert W. & Mary P. Hanson, one from Richard Haselgrove in memory of his mother, Jenifer Leech, and one from Mr. Kevvy, we have the possibility to match donations which will allow us to purchase the Parkes Data store server (~$34K) and the GPU development systems (~$10K) we will need for the coming year. For every dollar you donate in this special fund raiser, Mr. Kevvy will match it, the Hanson Family will match it with two, and Richard Haselgrove will match it with two more. That means for every dollar you donate we'll get six dollars towards the purchase of these servers!

Because this is a special fundraiser we'll have special notation on your account page and on the forums. The 12TB disk drives in the Parkes Data Store cost $450. One sixth of that is $75. So, a donation of $75 or more gets you a disk drive icon. The GPUs in the GPU development machine that we will be using for our recording systems at future telescopes are $1500 each, so a donation of $250 or more will get you a GPU icon. And as always, any donation of $10 or more will get you a green star.

But in the end, it's not about the icons: it's about getting the data and making a discovery for the ages. Your help, whether by crunching data or by donating, is always appreciated.
7 Dec 2017, 19:15:11 UTC · Discuss
setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=82316#1905371

Ormai tutti chiedono soldi

Che sfere con ste collette....

Da notare i badge carinissimi che sganciano se sganci $$$.

per 75$

per 250$

In effetti sembrano quasi delle sfere che girano

Gattorantolo ha scritto:

Che sfere con ste collette....

Ehhh, lo sai che ne sta per partire una MOLTO importante???

Su seti?

I dati raccolti in questi anni da Seti@Home (e da tutti gli altri progetti paralleli del Seti Institute) sono arrivati a quota 400 Tb.
E allora come analizzare questa montagna di dati ? Ovviamente utilizzando l'AI!!

Per ora niente segnali alieni, ma molte, interessanti (e ancora misteriose) sorgenti FRB

aggiungerei anche questo link www.tomshw.it/seti-s...segnali-provenienti-dalla-galassia-97436

A machine that was holding 15% of our outgoing workunits has crashed and refuses to start back up. Short term it means that attempts to access those workunits will cause an error until the workunit is marked as bad.

Sorry for the incovenience.

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Hanno avuto un problema con un server. Finchè non "marcano" le wu in questione come fallate, si avranno problemi con il download delle suddette

zioriga ha scritto:

aggiungerei anche questo link www.tomshw.it/seti-s...segnali-provenienti-dalla-galassia-97436

Tom's ha scritto:

Provengono da una galassia a 4,8 miliardi di chilometri di distanza da noi.

In realtà sarebbero anni luce.
1 anno luce = 9461 miliardi di km.

Venti anni di SETI nel calcolo distribuito

20 years and counting!

Infatti... 20 anni e non sentirli...

ricercasperimentale....pot.com/2019/05/20-anni-di-setihome.html

Anche il Sardinia Radio Telescope Telescope nel SETI



www.srt.inaf.it/static/img/web-image-last-ts.jpg

C'è qualche complicazione in più per andarlo a visitare, purtroppo.

zioriga ha scritto:

C'è qualche complicazione in più per andarlo a visitare, purtroppo.

perchè visitare ? che modo antico di conoscere, su internet c'è di tutto di più di quello che puoi sapere andando di persona
ma soprattutto ... non vorrai far incavolare Greta ?

non so se vi siete accorti ma finalmente SETI ha incrementato il numero di WU per singolo elemento di elaborazione
Adesso per ogni singola GPU vengono assegnate 400 WU e non più 100 come era prima (suppongo che anche questo nuovo limite sia assegnato per le WU di sola CPU)