In 1977, astronomer Jerry Ehman was analyzing data from the Big Ear Radio Telescope in Ohio when he detected something extraordinary — a radio signal that lasted exactly 72 seconds. It was unusually strong, incredibly clear, and appeared to come from the direction of the Sagittarius constellation, a region long considered promising in the search for intelligent life. Nothing in nature at the time could explain its precision. Stunned, Ehman circled the signal on the printout and wrote one word in
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In 1977, astronomer Jerry Ehman was analyzing data from the Big Ear Radio Telescope in Ohio when he detected something extraordinary — a radio signal that lasted exactly 72 seconds. It was unusually strong, incredibly clear, and appeared to come from the direction of the Sagittarius constellation, a region long considered promising in the search for intelligent life. Nothing in nature at the time could explain its precision. Stunned, Ehman circled the signal on the printout and wrote one word in
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Jerry Ehman circled the printout and wrote "WOW!" after spotting a powerful 72-second radio signal from Sagittarius. 😱Detected by the Big Ear telescope on August 15, 1977, it was over 30 times brighter than the galactic background on the 21cm hydrogen wavelength that SETI believes an intelligent civilization might choose to communicate on.The signal has never been heard again.Was this our first contact with extraterrestrials? Or a one time cosmic coincidence?What do you think?
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Jerry Ehman circled the printout and wrote "WOW!" after spotting a powerful 72-second radio signal from Sagittarius. 😱Detected by the Big Ear telescope on August 15, 1977, it was over 30 times brighter than the galactic background on the 21cm hydrogen wavelength that SETI believes an intelligent civilization might choose to communicate on.The signal has never been heard again.Was this our first contact with extraterrestrials? Or a one time cosmic coincidence?What do you think?
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