Starship Asterisk*

Any body up for a read?

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Best of luck guys :wink:

http://www.bigear.org/wow20th.htm

Mark

P.S Thanks Jerry

BMAONE23 wrote:

[quote]shouldn't that read
ETBGR8[/quote]

You're right! Something got lost in translation.

[img]http://unclepain.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/universal_translator.jpg[/img]

This thing isn't working!

Ann

shouldn't that read
ETBGR8

It's official: It's the new interstellar greeting of the universe. Don't say hi. Say 6EQUJ5. Now if we only knew how to pronounce it. But maybe pronouncing it isn't necessary, since soundwaves don't carry through interstellar space (and don't give me that thing about radiowaves). So we have to spell our greeting instead, and it is spelled 6EQUJ5. Isn't it a good thing that we all share the same alphabet?

[img]http://beaut.ie/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/et.jpg[/img]

6EQUJ5!

Ann

[quote="mark swain"]Why did these numbers and letters make Researches go WOW?[/quote]
Are you actually curious, or do you think this forum is for trivia challenges?

This was a signal received by the "Big Ear" radio observatory
http://www.bigear.org/6equj5.htm

Why did these numbers and letters make Researches go WOW?

Here are the numbers and Letters: "6EQUJ5"

What is Wow about "6EQUJ5"?

Mark