W. Sullivan

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Mars Exploration Rover Athena Panoramic Camera (Pancam) investigation
[1] The Panoramic Camera (Pancam) investigation is part of the Athena science payload launched to Mars in 2003 on NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rover (MER) missions. The scientific goals of the Pancam…
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A new major SETI project based on Project Serendip data and 100
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An innovative SETI project, tentatively named seti@home, involving massively parallel computation on desktop computers scattered around the world, where individuals will download a screensaver program that will not only provide the usual attractive graphics when their computer is idle, but will also perform sophisticated analysis of SETI data using the host computer.
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Cosmic Noise: A History of Early Radio Astronomy
1. Prologue 2. Searching for solar hertzian waves 3. Jansky and his star static 4. Grote Reber: science in your backyard 5. Wartime discovery of the radio sun 6. Hey's army group after the war…
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The Early Years of Radio Astronomy
Planets and life : the emerging science of astrobiology
Book-Review - the Early Years of Radio Astronomy - Reflections Fifty Years after Jansky's Discovery
Frontispiece Preface 1. The earliest years W. T. Sullivan, III, G. Reber and J. L. Greenstein 2. Australia E. G. Bowen, W. N. Christiansen, F. J. Kerr, B. Y. Mills and R. N. Bracewell 3. England A.…
SETI@home: Internet Distributed Computing for SETI
The early years of Radio Astronomy: Preface
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Eavesdropping: the radio signature of the Earth.
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The case of planet earth is considered to understand better the information which might be derivable from radio leakage, and a model including over 2000 television transmitters is used to demonstrate the wealth of astronomical and cultural information available from a distant observer's careful monitoring of frequency and intensity variations in individual video carriers.
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Classics in Radio Astronomy
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