MUFON 46572

{dr}As told by my Grandmother at dining room table around 1976. My Grandmother related this personal story to my Mother while they were seated around the dining room table in about 1976. My sister & I were in the living room and listened to the conversation as she related it to my Mom. She said that in the early 1950s when my Mother was in School and her husband was at work in St. Louis, she was outside hanging laundry on the clothes line. She then related that 4 or 5 "little Gray Men", came down the hill toward her in the back yard. She was frightened and ran into the house and locked the door. She then said that they came through the walls and got her. At this point my Mother told her to shut up; that people would think that she was crazy and not to ever mention it again. She didn't. After my Grandmother died in 1989, my Mother burned her diaries. Winfield, Missouri was a very rural area in the early 1950s and before many UFO sightings were prevelent. My sister & I never talked about this event until after my Grandmothers death, but wanted to share it for all that it is worth. My Grandmother would have been about 40 years of age at the time of the "incident". This was on the old Portwood road, (now Hammett Road), 1/2 mile off of Hwy. 47, between Troy and Winfield.

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Malkan, and John M. Dickey. ** A Passive SETI in Globular Clusters at the Hydroxyl and Water Lines." ICARUS 41 (1980):198-204. 15369. Collins. Steve. "Search for Extraterrestrial Life." PATE 29 (January ... Dennis M. Cole. A Modest Al1-Sky Search for Narrowband Radio Radiation near the 21-ca Hydrogen Line." ICARUS 30 (1977):267-73. 15376. "Down to Earth." DOUBT, no.58 (1958):23-26. 15377. Drake, Frank
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1977 - Smith, Marcia - Possibility Of Intelligent Life Elsewhere In The Universe -- US Library of Congress Science Policy Research .pdf
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band is of interest because inter- stellar transmissions may take place around the hydrogen line, while the 1.427 to 1.727-GHz band is located between the hy- drogen and hydroxyl lines and lies near
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band is of interest because inter- stellar transmissions may take place around the hydrogen line, while the 1.427 to 1.727-GHz band is located between the hy- drogen and hydroxyl lines and lies near
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US House Of Representatives - 1978 - Hearing - Space Science Subcommittee - Extraterrestrial Intelligence Research.pdf
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that you advanced; in one* of the slides you were showing, about the H and the OH lines, You also mentioned that you thought that SETI should be initiated at this time. * A GO Could ... examine other frequencies than these naturally defined ones that we have talked about-the "waterhole, hydrogen line and so on.' We should with all haste examine these bands because in a few years they will
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band is of interest because inter- stellar transmissions may take place around the hydrogen line, while the 1.427 to 1.727-GHz band is located between the hy- drogen and hydroxyl lines and lies near
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firely based on developments here on Barth. Our capabilities for cormonest frequencies in the universe... Hydrogen line. Hydrogen 1s Sending ignals out into space appeared side-by-side our far less worth abundant everywhere
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procaoly peicw IGH: Secause they JOu. d know that low spectrum of an atomic or hydrogen bomb explosion! frequenc.es woula. be ssorced 55 our atmosphere. Having If really high energies were first transmitted around recieveo ... However, there are aiso rrequencies which reasonaoie area around one-eighth lower than the hydrogen livision line falls slap in the middle of the 23cm band amatuer aust be the same anywnere. A typical example ... come to the big crunch. Radio astronomers owest resonance of the hyarogen atom-known as the hydrogen do not use this band very much and amatuers have to share ina-at 2cm. This ... powerful RADAR stations aries sligntly depending pn doppler. shift-the line frequency such as the recently established chain putting out around ot hydrogen line radiation coming towards us will sligntly 1000 Mega Watts at London
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alien signais ;Sing radio telescopes tuned to the frequency,or rather the wavelength, ot the Hydrogen line Hydrogen is one of the most common elements in the universe;. The scientist then discovered radio signais
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frequencies and it was very close to the beast by the side of the road. "hydrogen line," a natural signpost in the spectrum Maurice 59, was on his way to Barton Wood Quarry
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tory) in West Virginia and was headed certainly did exactly the same in 1924. ered that atomic hydrogen along the by Professor Frank Drake. Serious interest in the possibility of Milky Way emitted a radio ... astronomers searching for with others would automatically select ised that microwave frequencies be- the 1.42 GHz hydrogen line frequency tween 1 GHz-10 GHz could also E.T turned their attention to more dis- tant locations
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Robofly It was actually suggested more than 30 years ago that observing specific absorption lines in the spectra of distant By Louise Knapp quasars could test the predicted increase of temperature with distance (redshift ... rise to particular absorption lines in the spectrum of a celestial Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, are object. aiming to create biologically inspired "roboflies" tiny, Some faint absorption lines of neutral carbon atoms ... sufficient quality could release thousands of these things and if some of them of these faint absorption lines in faint and remote objects in were fost or destroyed it really wouldn't make a difference ... physical processes may also affect Space exploration isn't the only application the roboflies the observed absorption lines, such as collisions between the are slated to perform. They're also expected to be deployed ... cloud - the presence of molecular A superfly indeed. The only question that remains is: Can it hydrogen lines was crucial for this to succeed. It clearly actually be built? showed that the excitation process
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days. "I'm positive that I was clean shaven very close to the "hydrogen line", a natural signpost in when we set out on the trip. My own beard didn't the spectrum. grow," [explained
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antennas in public parks, interstellar neutral hydrogen atoms. An error of 1 ppm at the farm fields, and mountain tops and attempt to contact others so- hydrogen line translates to 142 Hz of frequency uncertainty
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there. Since then, scientists have covered thousands more stars, but that the vicinity of the "hydrogen line" Proxmire, D-Wis., awarded the proposed the "hydroxyl line" . the radio Oliver, director of NASA's Search
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accurate clock in your line of sight; such as a hydrogen frequency standard broadcasting time signal around 60 kHz. =) Apparently all the hooplah about Perleman sums up to complete understanding of 3- space, so there ... Reply Report comment bthy says: June 5, 2015 at 5:39 pm isn't the hydrogen line somewhere around 1420 MHz? Reply Report comment ganzuul says: June 5, 2015 at 11:53 pm Radio clocks
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radio telescopes. Others think that the natural calibration frequency of the universe, the '21-om hydrogen line which radiates at 1.420 GHz, should be-" looked at more intensely. Still other investigators have suggested different tendons
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complox dimensions in their communications simply because we couldn't understand them. Again, the 21-cm hydrogen line appears: to be a logical choice for data transport be- cause of its universality. BErtee Subscribing