21. Egypt: Seti (Sethos) I seti I was the father of perhaps Egypt s greatest rulers, Ramesses II, and was in his own right also a great leader. His birth name is seti Meryen-ptah, http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/seti1.htm

Seti I by Jimmy Dunn Seti I was the father of perhaps Egypt's greatest rulers, Ramesses II , and was in his own right also a great leader. His birth name is Seti Mery-en-ptah, meaning "He of the god Seth, beloved of Ptah. To the Greeks, he was Sethos I, and his throne name was Men-maat-re, meaning "Eternal is the Justice of Re". He ruled Egypt for 13 years (though some Egyptologists differ on this matter, giving him a reign of between 15 and 20 years) from 1291 through 1278 BC. In order to rectify the instability under the Amarna kings, he early on set a policy of major building at home and a committed foreign policy. Seti was the son of Ramesses I and his queen, Sitre. He probably ruled as co-regent, evidenced by an inscription on a statue from Medamud. Seti married into his own military caste. His first wife was Tuya, who was the daughter of a lieutenant of charioteers. His first son died young, but his second son was Ramesses II. There was also a daughter, Tia, and a second daughter named Henutmire, who would become a minor queen of Ramesses II. This was truly a great period in Egypt, and perhaps the greatest in regards to art and culture. In the building projects that Seti I undertook, the quality of the reliefs and other designs were probably never surpassed by later rulers. He is responsible for beginning the great Hypostyle Hall in the

22. Are We Alone - SETI Institute Science Radio seti Science Radio show Are We Alone? is a weekly hourlong radio magazine that covers a wide range of topics relevant to the new science of astrobiology. http://radio.seti.org/

Current Show Next Show Past Shows Listening Options ... Contact Us Current Show March 31,2008 Skeptical Sunday: You Sure About That? Listen to this show - Higher Quality wma - Faster Download Show description We all have something we feel certain about; the Sun will rise, the sky is blue and dried egg is hard to remove from shag carpet. You may feel strongly about these things - even swear by them; but that doesn't make them true, only that your neurochemistry is in high gear. We'll hear how chemicals in the brain conspire to produce certainty and why even death and taxes are not foregone conclusions. Also, Sam Harris on the biology of belief... Phil Plait on vacationing brains and our Hollywood skeptic raises an eye at sure-fire, tinseltown blockbusters. Guests: Phil Plait - Astronomer and keeper of the website www.badastronomy.com Sam Harris - Neuroscientist and author of The End of Faith Robert Burton - Neurologist and author of On Being Certain: Believing You Are Right Even When You're Not James Underdown - Executive Director of the Center for Inquiry West in Los Angeles digg_url = "http://digg.com/podcasts/SETI_Science_and_Skepticism"

23. SkyandTelescope.com - SETI: Searching For Life seti researchers have long had to beg time on instruments built for conventional radio astronomy. Now they re building one of their own. http://www.skyandtelescope.com/resources/seti

document.write(''); var js="0.0"; js="1.0"; js="1.1"; js="1.2"; js="1.3"; js="1.4"; js="1.5"; Meade's mySKY Review See the Moon's Far Side The Oldest Light in the Universe Subscribe Today! ... > Advanced Search > WELCOME > Manage Account E-mail Password > New user? > Forgot Password? Subscribe News Wire-Service Stories Observing Observing Highlights This Week's Sky at a Glance Let's Go Stargazing Celestial Objects ... Interactive Observing Tools Community Sky Blogs Photo Gallery Event Calendar Equipment New Product Showcase Choosing Your Equipment Supplier and Dealer Index Classifieds How To Stargazing Basics Do It Yourself Visual Observing Astrophotography Resources Astro Glossary Astro Software Astronomy Web Sites Saving Dark Skies ... Astronomy Travel About Sky Meet the Staff International Editions Magazine Archive Contributor Guidelines Tips for Submitting Images Image Submission FAQ Book Proposals Advertising Information Classifieds Contact Our Ad Department Press Center Current Press Releases shop at sky Beautiful Universe Books Classroom Resources Kids ... Site Credits SETI: Searching for Life The Chance of Finding Aliens SETI Searches Today Several big hunts are seeking radio and laser emissions from other civilizations. From the Allen Telescope Array to SETI@home, here's a complete rundown of all the searches now under way.

24. Howstuffworks "How SETI Works" The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (seti) is conducted by dedicated scientists everyday. In the movie Contact, Jodie Foster s character, http://www.howstuffworks.com/seti.htm

HowStuffWorks.com RSS Make HowStuffWorks your homepage Get Newsletter Search HowStuffWorks and the web: Science Space Space Exploration Space exploration is a broad topic covering many facets of deep-space and planetary science. Learn about space probes, Mars Rovers, SETI and other out-of-this-world subjects. Related Categories: REFERENCE LINKS Print Email Cite Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this How Stuff Works article: How SETI Works by Craig Freudenrich, Ph.D. Inside This Article Introduction to How SETI Works Search the Skies Contact SETI and You The Future of SETI ... articles Photo courtesy NAIC-Arecibo Observatory, Photographer David Parker Arecibo Radio Telescope Are we alone in the universe, or are there intelligent beings out there with whom we could communicate? We may never know if we rely on space travel distances between the stars are unimaginably vast, and our most advanced ideas for space rockets , such as light propulsion nuclear propulsion solar sails and matter-antimatter engines , are many years away from becoming reality.

25. SETI LEAGUE UK Home Page Using sensitive radio receiving equipment to Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence. Resources, links and contact details. http://www.jsquared.co.uk/seti-uk/

Welcome to the web site of the UK branch of the SETI League.  - Last update This site is intended to complement the main SETI League Web Site which, although giving a wealth of useful information, can tend to be a little US-centric at times. We aim to provide information which is of specific interest to members of the SETI league in the UK, or to non-members who are interested in our Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence. What is SETI, and why in the UK? SETI - The Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence is an attempt to obtain evidence of intelligent life outside our Solar System. There are many projects pursuing this goal, but we are focusing our efforts looking for narrow-band radio transmissions in the 1GHz to 10GHz region, and with the majority of stations looking at the frequency of neutral hydrogen - 1420MHz. The SETI League is a global organization, and this is essential for the search because not all of the sky can be viewed from any country. A signal seen in the UK at a particular point in the sky will be visible for confirmation on the East coast of the USA 5 hours later. It is a function of the SETI League to co-ordinate this activity. Why a UK regional page?

26. 2007 Aurigids - The NASA Aurigid Meteor Shower Observing Campaign Motion of the aircraft brings out the colors in this bright Aurigid meteor in a photo by Kat de Kleer, REU program seti Institute. The high altitude green http://aurigids.seti.org/

Key dates 2007 August 11 - 13: Time to practice during Perseid meteor shower all early morning hours Friday 2007 Aug 31 - Sept 1: Aurigid meteor shower 1.5 hour duration centered on 04:33 a.m. PDT Saturday morning Report your observations: See tips on observing Information for media Aurigids at a glance When: Date: 2007 September 1 Peak time: about 11:33 +/- 20 minutes UT (= 04:33 a.m. Pacific Daylight Savings Time). Duration: about 1.5-hour Width: 25 minutes above half the peak rate What: Peak rate: ZHR = 200 per hour (10-minute interval) Meteor brightness: mostly -3 to +3 magnitude Shower radiant: constellation Auriga (Radiant at RA = 92, Decl. = +39) Entry speed: Vinf = 67 km/s Where: Visible from: California, Oregon, Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico [see flux applet for visibility from your location] Moon: 4 days past Full Moon, high in the sky Best viewing direction: Best viewing: Keep Moon out of field of view (best to block behind obstruction such as telephone pole, then watch whole sky), avoid city haze that scatters moonlight Best direction: East and Northeast Best time: Start one hour before peak, then see the rate of meteors increase and decrease while Earth travels through the shower

27. Are We Alone? SETI Science And Skepticism seti Institute Are We Alone? . Mario Livio Physicist at the Space Telescope Science Institute Laurance Doyle - Astronomer at the seti Institute http://podcast.seti.org/

Seth Shostak podcast@seti.org Are We Alone? - SETI Science and Skepticism SETI, science, Are We Alone, skepticism, aliens, Seth Shostak, astronomy, astrobiology, physics, biology, space, universe, evolution http://radio.seti.org en-us Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:14:55 PDT Tucker Bradford tucker@seti.org http://podcast.seti.org/images/AWAlogo.jpg http://radio.seti.org/ Seth Shostak Seth Shostak We all have something we feel certain about; the Sun will rise, the sky is blue and dried egg is hard to remove from shag carpet. You may feel strongly about these things - even swear by them; but that doesn't make them true, only that your neurochemistry is in high gear.We'll hear how chemicals in the brain conspire to produce certainty and why even death and taxes are not foregone conclusions. Also, Sam Harris on the biology of belief... Phil Plait on vacationing brains and our Hollywood skeptic raises an eye at sure-fire, tinseltown blockbusters.Guests: Phil Plait - Astronomer and keeper of the website www.badastronomy.com Sam Harris - Neuroscientist and author of The End of Faith Robert Burton - Neurologist and author of On Being Certain: Believing You Are Right Even When You're Not James Underdown - Executive Director of the Center for Inquiry West in Los Angeles Monday, 31 March 2008 0:0:0 PDT

28. SETI@Netherlands --- Do You Think Space Is Empty --- Translate this page De website van de seti@Netherlands gebruikersgroep. Dit is momenteel de grootste Nederlandse gebruikersgroep van het seti@Home project. http://www.seti.nl/

Gebruikers actief : 19 Welkom op de SETI@Netherlands homepage! SETI@Netherlands, opgericht in september 1999 is de grootste en gezelligste SETI@home club van Nederland. SETI@Netherlands probeert er voor te zorgen zijn leden van het laatste nieuws betreffende SETI@home te voorzien en downloads, links, uitgebreide statistieken etc. aan te bieden voor onze 'crunchers'. Ben je nog geen lid van SETI@Netherlands, maar wil je dat wel worden ? Ga dan naar deze pagina waar precies staat hoe je lid kunt worden van ons team. Als je wel al lid bent van ons team en je hebt al een account aangemaakt op onze site, kun je hier inloggen: Naam: Wachtwoord: Milonic Solutions Ltd. Makers van het menu dat gratis op de S@NL site wordt gebruikt www.milonic.com SETI@Netherlands Statistieken Statistieken van Aantal leden Actieve leden Credit Gemiddelde Credit Wereldpositie Credit Wereldpositie RAC Landen positie Credit Landen positie RAC De SETI@Netherlands agenda Wat gebeurt er komende maand? 24 april 2008 Lancering Space Shuttle Discovery naar het International Space Station Wat gebeurde er ook op 4 april?

29. EME, SETI, Radio Astronomy And DSP For Radio Amateurs (W6/PA0ZN) Dedicated to building bridges between amateur groups and the promotion and preservation of weaksignal communication. http://www.nitehawk.com/rasmit/

30. The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory (COSETI Observatory) - The Optical Search The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (seti) in the Optical Spectrum looking for monochromatic and pulsed laser beacon signals. http://www.coseti.org/

The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) in the Optical Spectrum The world's first Optical SETI web site, now in its twelfth year INTRODUCTION The place to go to research the history of OSETI over the past 46 years ANNOUNCEMENT I moved back to the United Kingdom on January 24, 2008, after 26 years in the USA, The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory has effectively moved to Bournemouth, England. However, this web site will continue and visitors are encourage to go to www.boseti.org to follow progress of future Optical SETI activity in the United Kingdom, as I expect to ramp up interest in Optical SETI in the UK in the coming years. For information about my professional background, please click here Dr. Stuart A. Kingsley US Tel: 614-258-7402 UK Tel: 01202-296377 Revised: March 11, 2008 IEEE Spectrum Optical SETI Article by Monte Ross November 2006 First Upload: April 7, 1996 Last Update: March 11, 2008 Contents Last modified: 10/29/06 SPIE's OSETI I Conference The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory Contact Info SPIE's OSETI II Conference Personal Web Site: www.stuartkingsley.com

31. Legendary Times - Come Search With Us AAS RA, Archaeology, Astronautics seti Research Association, determined to prove in a scientific way, but in layman¹s terms, as to whether or not http://www.legendarytimes.com/

Visitors: 2'136'425 The A.A.S. R.A. Journal Back Issues Membership ... Links :: Navigation Home :: The Journal The Journal: Current Issue Back Issues Current Year ... Free Info :: Organization About A.A.S. R.A.: Contact us Become a Member Writers Guidelines :: Current Events Daily News Lectures/Events :: Library Books Download Catalog Bibliography Pictures ... Audio / Video Files :: Community Become a Member Forum Post a Pic Banner Exchange ... Chariots of the Gods :: News Headlines Alien Sociology Andreas Englisch (Italy / Vatican) at the WMF, Basel, May 10 and 11, 2008 Saturn moon 'once had ocean' Exhibition of 'The Frozen Tombs of the Altai Mountains' ... How The Eruption of Thera Changed the World Find more News in our Archives :: Survey Currently there is no active survey. Please have a look in our Survey Archive :: News Flash Check out the latest additions at our online Legendary Times Bookstore ! Your INDEPENDENT source for finding exactly what you're looking for. Our book catalog lists hundreds of titles you probably never knew existed or thought were out of print. If it has to do with Ancient Astronauts, UFOs, Ancient Mysteries, or anything else provocative, we have it. Check out the Legendary Times Bookstore today. Happy browsing! Links with more detailed information: legendarytimesbooks.com - Provocative, refreshingly uncensored!

32. Seti UNIVERSE A Meeting Place for ALL Types of seti ORGANIZATIONS. http://www.setiuniverse.com/

RSS/XML INFO Web www.setiuniverse.com JOIN Seti UNIVERSE REGISTER NOW! BOINC! ADVERTISE On This Website! VOTE IN OUR POLL BOOKMARK THIS WEBSITE! Tell A Friend About Us! SPECIAL Offers Nov 23, 2007 Nov 21, 2007 TRAVELSELECT.com We offer economy, Premium Economy, Business and first class fares on domestic, European and worldwide flights both one-way and return. In the TRAVEL section of The STORE on the Main Menu. or Click Here Articles ATTENTION: In order to improve services to its members, Seti UNIVERSE is moving to a new server! So we might experience from one to several days of down time until this website is functioning properly again, on the New Server This website will NOT be updated until it is functioning on the new web server properly! We apologize in advance for any inconvenience! Seti UNIVERSE is a stand alone website, that seeks to involve all of the SETI disciplines in one place, radio, optical, microwave, and amateur Seti. However, this website will also minor in other forms of extraterrestrial life. Life such as bacterial, viral, plant, animal, and other life forms as yet to be described. We will also explore the controversial subject of UFO Research. This website also has art, literature, and multimedia to provide that sometimes needed diversion for you to enjoy, and to be inspired by!

33. Optical SETI At Berkeley Two optical seti programs at UC Berkeley are described one for continual signals and one for pulsed signals. http://seti.ssl.berkeley.edu/opticalseti/

Optical SETI At the University of California, Berkeley Optical SETI is the search for visible or infrared signals from extraterrestrial civilizations. There are two optical SETI programs at UC Berkeley; both searches are supported by The Seti Institute and The Planetary Society . Other optical SETI searches are in the works at Harvard Lick Observatory and Columbus Many of the recent developments in optical SETI have stemmed from the SETI Institute sponsored "SETI Science and Technology Working Group", a team of international scientists preparing a plan for new directions for SETI searches and systems over the years 2000-2020. Members of the optical SETI sub-group include Eric Becklin, John Carlstrom, Sandy Faber, Giovanni Fazio, Paul Horowitz, Mike Lampton, Larry Lesyna, Geoff Marcy, Seth Shostak, Charles Townes, and Dan Werthimer (chair). One of the two seaches at Berkeley is a search for laser signals that are on continuously, or at least a large fraction of the time. This search, directed by Geoff Marcy, is a 1000 star program to search for ultra narrow band signals in the visible. They plan to search though thousands of extremely high resolution spectra for very sharp lines (lines which are not thermally broadened). Much of the data has already been taken by Marcy and Butler in their ongoing planet search , and more data is coming in all the time, mostly from Lick and Keck observatories, and some from the Southern Hemisphere search for planets in Australia.

34. OPEN SETI Open seti advocates the use of every research discipline and the study of every category of organic and inorganic activity on earth and anywhere else within http://openseti.org/

35. Index Of / serendip/ 02Nov-2005 2301 - DIR setiathome/ 02-Feb-2006 1934 - vernew.old 01-Nov-2005 2211 1k. Apache/1.3.27 Server at seti.astroseti.org Port 80. http://seti.astroseti.org/

Index of / Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 01-Sep-2007 13:50 - frankoffler.jpg 01-Nov-2005 17:56 15k images/ 28-Nov-2006 01:49 - includes/ 01-Nov-2005 22:03 - instituto/ 26-Nov-2006 23:04 - intro.php 14-Feb-2006 00:28 1k listanews.old 01-Nov-2005 22:27 1k robots.txt 14-Dec-2006 17:31 1k serendip/ 02-Nov-2005 23:01 - setiathome/ 02-Feb-2006 19:34 - vernew.old 01-Nov-2005 22:11 1k Apache/1.3.27 Server at seti.astroseti.org Port 80

36. Lick OSETI Home These pages describe the optical seti (Search for Extraterrestial The optical seti detector is a triple photometer located at the Cassegrain focus of http://seti.ucolick.org/optical/

These pages describe the optical SETI (Search for Extraterrestial Intelligence) program at Lick Observatory. First light of the insrument was on December 27, 2000. As of January 2004, our program has observed 3,999 of our 5,039 target stars. The optical SETI detector is a triple photometer located at the Cassegrain focus of the Nickel one-meter reflecting telescope. Lick Observatory Optical SETI Program Mt.Hamilton, Ca. 95140 Please send comments or questions to Shelley Wright Last Modified: December 28, 2003

37. SETI.Austria: Suche Nach Ausserirdischer Intelligenz - Seti Austria Team - SETI www.setiaustria.at/ 2k - Cached - Similar pages Amateur seti Project BAMBIDesign, construction, and initial observational results of a 4-GHz amateur radio telescope with circuit board layouts, software, and schematics. http://www.setiaustria.at/

www.setiaustria.at SETI.Austria: Suche nach ausserirdischer Intelligenz - Seti Austria Team - SETI at Home SETI.Austria: Die Suche nach ausserirdischer Intelligenz at Home - Seti Austria Team - SETI-Home Seti Austria National Boinc Einstein Seti Austria

38. 01.02.2008 - SETI@home Looking For More Volunteers Jan 2, 2008 Since seti@home launched eight years ago, the project based at the University of California, Berkeley s Space Sciences Laboratory has signed http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2008/01/02_setiahome.shtml

UC Berkeley Birgeneau testifies before Senate panel examining greenhouse gas emissions Web 2.0: Opening up, or dumbing down? More news: PhotoBooth captures diversity Open letter on tree protest Select one All stories by date economics Campus news Education Environment Events at Berkeley International affairs People Science Social science Students engineering UC Berkeley Press Release SETI@home looking for more volunteers By Robert Sanders, Media Relations BERKELEY Since SETI@home launched eight years ago, the project based at the University of California, Berkeley's Space Sciences Laboratory has signed up more than 5 million interested volunteers and boasts the largest community of dedicated users of any Internet computing project: 170,000 devotees on 320,000 computers. Yet, new and more sensitive receivers on the world's largest radio telescope in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, and better frequency coverage are generating 500 times more data for the project than before. The SETI@home software has been upgraded to deal with this new data as the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) enters a new era and offers a new opportunity for those who want to help find other civilizations in the universe. "The next generation SETI@home is 500 times more powerful then anything anyone has done before," said project chief scientist Dan Werthimer. "That means we are 500 times more likely to find ET than with the original SETI@home."

39. SETI.USA Home On March 24, 2005 Team seti.USA was created to consolidate United States users and become the 1 seti Team in the world. This goal was achieved within 24 http://www.setiusa.net/

Links Home BOINC Standings BOINC Stats BOINC Watch ... Web Links Team Store SETI.USA Shout document.write(SBtxt); Shout History Only registered users can shout. Please login or create an account Search Old Articles Saturday, December 01 Team SETI.USA Logo Contest (Results) Saturday, November 24 Team SETI.USA Logo Contest (now voting) Wednesday, November 14 November 07 Newsletter Thursday, November 08 News from the Quantum Monte Carlo at Home project Sunday, November 04 Team Logo Contest!! Sunday, October 28 SETI.USA and 2 more milestones! Monday, October 15 October 07 Newsletter Monday, September 17 September 07 Newsletter Sunday, September 16 Loss of a fellow teammate (jjemme) Friday, September 07 Riesel Sieve Older Articles Our Motto: Together we will accomplish something amazing! Our Mission: Respectfully consolidate and assimilate users into one focused USA powerhouse. Accomplish Our Goal through the collective contributions of individual members. All for one, and one for all. Our Goal: Continue team success by maintaining the #1 Top Team rank in SETI@Home and BOINC Combined. Expand our contribution throughout the BOINC community and defend our position with maximum effort. Our Promise: Promote team spirit and support individual achievement.

40. HobbySpace - Amateur SETI A backbencher US senator decided to get himself some publicity in 1991 and chose NASA s seti (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) program as an easy http://www.hobbyspace.com/SETI/index.html

Home Tech Culture Activities ... Site Info SETI Sections News Archive Projects COSETI ... Resources Related Topics History Rocketry Shopping Simulators Web HobbySpace Amateur SETI Looking for company... A back-bencher US senator decided to get himself some publicity in 1991 and chose NASA's SETI ( Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence ) program as an easy target. Saying it was a waste of money to look for little green men , he got the program canceled. This occurred despite the fact that the project, the High Resolution Microwave Survey , was a thoroughly refereed program with support across the scientific spectrum and its budget was actually very modest. In the wake of this sad affair, non-governmental and amateur programs have arisen to continue the effort. Most of the SETI efforts rely on public donations to fund at least some of what the NASA could have done. This included the Phoenix project that rose from the ashes of the NASA program.

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