The project has passed the fifth year. Compared with last years the following process was made: 2014-2015 - 87M WUs processed, 1 base solved, 314 bases unstarted 2015-2016 - 88M WUs processed, 5 bases solved, 297 bases unstarted 2016-2017 - 99M WUs processed, 5 bases solved, 282 bases unstarted 2017-2018 - 75M WUs processed, 1 base solved, 264 bases unstarted 2018-2019 - 22M WUs processed, 6 bases solved, 218 bases unstarted in total - 371M WUs processed, 18 bases solved, 218 bases unstarted Iam waiting for the new goals 2020, all goals for 2019 were reached.

By srbase at 2019-12-07

Dr. Korpela and his colleagues Prof. Shauna Sallmen and Ms. Kaisa Crawford-Taylor have published a new paper today in the [Link] Astronomical Journal about whether astronomers be able to detect belts of satellites circling planets around other stars. Unfortunately, the answer is that even the thickest satellite belts will be very difficult to see with current technology. Even the James Webb Space Telescope will find it difficult. If, like most sentient beings in the Galaxy, you don't have a subscription to the Astronomical Journal you can see a preprint of the article at [Link] arXiv.org.

By seti@home at 2019-12-04

Dr. Korpela and his colleagues Prof. Shauna Sallmen and Ms. Kaisa Crawford-Taylor have published a new paper today in the [Link] Astronomical Journal about whether astronomers be able to detect belts of satellites circling planets around other stars. Unfortunately, the answer is that even the thickest satellite belts will be very difficult to see with current technology. Even the James Webb Space Telescope will find it difficult. If, like most sentient beings in the Galaxy, you don't have a subscription to the Astronomical Journal you can see a preprint of the article at [Link] arXiv.org.

By seti@home at 2019-12-04

I am aware of it and working to solve. No need to abort your workunits. I'm stopping the project in the meantime.

By gpugrid at 2019-12-01

On 27th of October, SrTiger, a member of the team Gridcoin has found a megaprime 94*872^397354+1 for base S872. The prime has 1.168.428 digits and entered the TOP5000 in Chris Caldwell's The Largest Known Primes Database. Well done!

By srbase at 2019-11-30

We've started our 2019 funding drive. Many of you have probably received our email penned by Jeff Cobb who has been in the SETI group longer than I have. If you can't wait, you can read yours [Link] here. Because of our continued effort to be GDPR compliant, we're not sending emails to anyone with an EU/EAA email addresses, anyone who listed an EU/EAA country, or anyone who listed "International" as their country. And, of course, anyone who has opted out of our emails won't get them. Thanks for your support!

By seti@home at 2019-11-28

It appears that a database intervention at CERN went badly, leaving our data tables empty and us not being able to submit new CMS@Home jobs. Advice is that it will take several days to recover -- and as well as that some of the major players are in the USA, which has holidays for the rest of this week. I'll keep an eye on it, but I'm doubtful we'll be running again this week. Sorry 'bout that! Happy Thanksgiving...

By lhc@home_classic at 2019-11-27

Richard Lawn has posted a new SETI Perspectives entitled [Link] "Is ET in Our Solar System?"

By seti@home at 2019-11-27

I've computed (tentative) credits for the new methods paper [Link] https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acscentsci.8b00913 ("Wang et al."). Congratulations to all co-authors, and especially Adrià and Gianni who did the GPUGRID work. WUs were named *CHIG*. (Not in the "science" page yet).

By gpugrid at 2019-11-26

Hey all, We are putting up the following new runs for MilkyWay@home N-body: -de_nbody_11_25_2019_v176_40k__sim__4 -de_nbody_11_25_2019_v176_40k__sim__5 -de_nbody_11_25_2019_v176_40k__sim__6 In other news, we're almost ready to report our results from the last few parameter optimizations on the Orphan Stream. Thank you all for your support. We could not have gotten these results without your time and patience. -Eric

By milkyway@home at 2019-11-26

LHC@home and associated BOINC services will be unavailable for about 1 hour on Monday 25th of November due to a database storage intervention. Thanks for your understanding and happy crunching.

By lhc@home_classic at 2019-11-22

I'm loading a first batch of 1000 workunits for a new project (GSN*) on the acemd3 app. This batch is both for a basic science investigation, and for load-testing the app. Thanks! If you disabled "acemd3" from the preferences for some reason, please re-enable it.

By gpugrid at 2019-11-21