Bonjour
J'ai reçu ce mail de la part de SETI@HOME ; vu que je soutiens le projet ; par contre sa commence à sentir le sapin pour le projet si des donations ne sont pas faites
J'ai reçu ce mail de la part de SETI@HOME ; vu que je soutiens le projet ; par contre sa commence à sentir le sapin pour le projet si des donations ne sont pas faites
December 2010 | |||
Dear Shikuzen: SETI@home needs your help! In the last few monthsSETI@home has made great steps forward thanks to the generosity of volunteerslike you. In October, SETI@home received donations that allowed us to make theexciting purchase of new high-performance servers. Over the last month, theproject has been in an outage as the team here at UC Berkeley has workedtirelessly to clean up the databases and complete a full server migration. Thiswill allow the project to run more smoothly than it ever has before. Withoutthe support of userdonations, this major upgrade to the project would not have been possible.Though the SETI@home project has been active for over ten years, we are stillbranching out and exploring new scientific directions. As you may know, thedata that your computer analyzes comes from the Arecibo radio telescope inPuerto Rico. While Arecibo is an immensely powerful telescope, it cannot seethe entire sky. In the coming year, we hope to be able to start collecting dataat The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia, allowing us tolisten in on parts of the sky that, up until now, we have not been able toreach.Furthermore, in February of 2011, NASA is slated to release data from theKepler Mission, containing the location of several new exoplanets that couldpotentially be home to intelligent life. In 2011, we hope to perform a targetedsearch of the Kepler field, looking for signs of intelligent life beyond Earth. This search would also be done at the Green Bank Telescope.In order to carry out these exciting new plans, we would like to ask you againfor your support. SETI@home has always been a collaborative effort on a globalscale; there is no other project on Earth that is quite as dependent on thehelp and contributions of the global public. In order to keep SETI@home up andrunning, as well as accomplish this year's scientific goals, we need your help.To make a secure tax-deductible donation click here, which willtake you to a page of instructions on how to donate online or through mail viacheck. Any amount that you are willing to donate this holiday season would be agreat help. Your contribution will not only allow SETI@home to continue to runas it has for the past ten years, but also provide the opportunity to expandthe search for intelligent life in exciting new directions. These effortsrepresent our best chance at answering the ever-elusive question: Are wealone?Thank you for your support and continuing dedication to SETI@Home.Sincerely,
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