SETI Ignores Significance of Archaeoastronomy

The following is a very interesting story, no matter how untrue it is.

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"From a galaxy so remote it is unknown to us, a light brighter than a
billion suns is guided through the shaft of a wormhole, fading in
intensity through the expanding cosmos, but not before some of it –
however faintly – reaches earth. Within minutes, during one moonless
night in 1996, a few thousand photons from this powerful light landed on
the mirror of a telescope in New Mexico. A computer at the observatory
registered the faint signature of light, but no one could have fathomed
that it had triggered something that had been lying dormant in the
desert of Chaco Canyon for 1200 years.

In the summer of 1996 two college students innocently stumble upon an
otherworldly artifact while hiking in northern New Mexico near an
ancient archeological site, called Chaco Canyon. Through a chain of
mysterious events, this artifact ends up in the hands of the ACIO, an
ultra-secret, unacknowledged department of the National Security Agency
responsible for reverse-engineering recovered extraterrestrial
technologies."

Mo
http://www.wingmakers.com/

"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
able.rogers.com...
The following is a very interesting story, no matter how untrue it is.

Since you agree it's untrue, why did you post it.

Do you know what a Breidbart Index is?

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"From a galaxy so remote it is unknown to us, a light brighter than a
billion suns is guided through the shaft of a wormhole, fading in
intensity through the expanding cosmos, but not before some of it –
however faintly – reaches earth. Within minutes, during one moonless night
in 1996, a few thousand photons from this powerful light landed on the
mirror of a telescope in New Mexico. A computer at the observatory
registered the faint signature of light, but no one could have fathomed
that it had triggered something that had been lying dormant in the desert
of Chaco Canyon for 1200 years.

In the summer of 1996 two college students innocently stumble upon an
otherworldly artifact while hiking in northern New Mexico near an ancient
archeological site, called Chaco Canyon. Through a chain of mysterious
events, this artifact ends up in the hands of the ACIO, an ultra-secret,
unacknowledged department of the National Security Agency responsible for
reverse-engineering recovered extraterrestrial technologies."

Mo
http://www.wingmakers.com/

"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
able.rogers.com...
The following is a very interesting story, no matter how untrue it is.
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Hey Mad, you should put that in your sig.

BV.

"Wally Anglesea" wrote in message
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"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
able.rogers.com...
The following is a very interesting story, no matter how untrue it is.

Since you agree it's untrue, why did you post it.

Do you know what a Breidbart Index is?


That index is for cross posting and posting a LOT

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"From a galaxy so remote it is unknown to us, a light brighter than a
billion suns is guided through the shaft of a wormhole, fading in
intensity through the expanding cosmos, but not before some of it –
however faintly – reaches earth. Within minutes, during one moonless
night
in 1996, a few thousand photons from this powerful light landed on the
mirror of a telescope in New Mexico. A computer at the observatory
registered the faint signature of light, but no one could have fathomed
that it had triggered something that had been lying dormant in the
desert
of Chaco Canyon for 1200 years.

In the summer of 1996 two college students innocently stumble upon an
otherworldly artifact while hiking in northern New Mexico near an
ancient
archeological site, called Chaco Canyon. Through a chain of mysterious
events, this artifact ends up in the hands of the ACIO, an ultra-secret,
unacknowledged department of the National Security Agency responsible
for
reverse-engineering recovered extraterrestrial technologies."

Mo
http://www.wingmakers.com/