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#31
(04-22-2025, 09:09 PM)UltraBudgie Wrote: Community Note:

PDF version of this paper: https://web.archive.org/web/202205031214...eering.pdf

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#32
(04-22-2025, 09:09 PM)UltraBudgie Wrote: Community Note:

PDF version of this paper: https://web.archive.org/web/202205031214...eering.pdf

I think Carl Sagan was one of the first to think of this. 
Sagan and others also used pulsars to triangulate our place in the galaxy on the Pioneer plague.[Image: 330px-GPN-2000-001621-x.jpg]
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#33
(04-22-2025, 10:10 PM)AlienSun Wrote: You are a gem.

Thanks, did find it from the thread.  Needed something I could match with my eyeballs, the doc is to complicated for me right now.
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#34
(04-22-2025, 11:23 PM)imitator Wrote: I think Carl Sagan was one of the first to think of this. 
Sagan and others also used pulsars to triangulate our place in the galaxy on the Pioneer plague.[Image: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c...1621-x.jpg]

Sagan was a slippery bird, a double agent. William Poundstone, Sagan's official biographer, in his book details how immensely Sagan, as an undergrad, was taken with believing in UFOs.  He dragged his roommate out on UFO "watches."  He even wrote a letter to Dean Achierson, the Secretary of State, asking what we were going to do about the them.  A fresh Ph.D, he was tapped by Edward Condon to work on the notorious Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects.  Sagan is mentioned once in the work, but it was not mentioned anywhere that he was on Condon's team.  Sagan was a clever man.  He made a name for himself early with reworking the original work of I.S. Shklovskiii, Intelligent Life in the Universe, in 1966.  Some called him a "gad-fly scientist."  He was loved by the public, but hated by many scientists. I did a lengthy article on him after his death.  His favorite saying in his anti-UFO talks was "Yes, they are out there, but they can't get here."  I heard him say those words in a 1973 Chicago symposium on The Future of Man.  He used Einstein's argument for the limit of velocity (under the typical view that the SOL was a limiting barrier.  He was brilliant and clever, but very much the shill the government needed to slowly open the public up to the inevitable truth about UFOs.  I'm sure that his early passing was due in some respects to not being able to welcome the public to the real situation of the UFOs.  Was he a hero?  I don't know, but he had a role to play and did it well.
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#35
Speaking of pulsars and their..... timing for timing, as anyone any opinion on pulsars as communication devices or mediums?
https://www.amazon.com/Decoding-Message-...1591430623
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#36
(Yesterday, 11:48 AM)sahgwa Wrote: Speaking of pulsars and their..... timing for timing, as anyone any opinion on pulsars as communication devices or mediums?
https://www.amazon.com/Decoding-Message-...1591430623

One of the theories I have been floating is peripheral vision and these flashing lights.  Some stars line up in good spots if you look at the right one at the right time. Motion might be needed, dancing might work, specific movements etc. Would also depend on the time of year and that makes esoteric sense I think...tried some stuff, mostly felt like an idiot and had a stress about inducing some kind of seizure

strange things happen with peripheral vision and altered states of consciousness
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#37
Well from training a bit at night in the army for me personally if you flick your eyes around and use your peripherals you can see in the dark better.
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#38
hmmm, still can't remember what happened before the WOW event.  I think there was something in the sky. Something also spooked me, can't remember if it's the same event. Nasty tricks.

..the Atlantean's, olive skinned people scattered across the globe, have a theory of who they are but don't understand the mystery. Looked at some statues and idols and the faces all look strange, hieroglyphs make it worse and the stories.
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