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Message 63098 - Posted: 3 Feb 2015, 20:42:56 UTC

We would not want gliese 710, to disrupt our ice belt.

When finally our star expands we would want earth further away from it.

A possible resolution to each being moving these objects.

Is one of the objectives of milkyway@home to determine where are likely places for signals from space to come from?
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Message 63099 - Posted: 4 Feb 2015, 4:41:57 UTC - in response to Message 63098.  

We would not want gliese 710, to disrupt our ice belt.

When finally our star expands we would want earth further away from it.

A possible resolution to each being moving these objects.

Is one of the objectives of milkyway@home to determine where are likely places for signals from space to come from?


No that is the Seti@home project. This project is to map the universe.

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Message 63100 - Posted: 4 Feb 2015, 15:19:06 UTC - in response to Message 63099.  

Thank you, I am certainly going to look it up and add it to my BOINC roster.
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