Don't Eat Humans

Alien communication radio telescopes now both listen and talk in the new project SETI

DON'T EAT HUMANS
You remember the Don't eat me conversation in the previous blogs. Our calling cards sent into outer space on board the Voyager spacecrafts, Pioneer, and Apollo Moon landings were essentially food menus for hungry aliens. A new type of program, Active SETI, attempts to contact and befriend aliens so they can help us defeat hungry aliens.

Potential bad alien flicking the finger

Even the giant radio telescope Arecibo sent a message to M13 globular star cluster with 300,000 stars in 1974 with our address. Potentially this could reach 3.6 million planets and numerous aliens.

Potential good alien

After we blogged this idea, of keeping our calling cards to ourselves and let those those hungry mean aliens lie sleeping wherever they may live, the notion became popular and has appeared in the news many times, about keeping our heads low in silence and our transmitters aimed inwards instead of outwards. Now it's time to introduce a new approach, after Earthlings have stupidly already sent out numerous calling cards and messages to billions of other worlds with our address saying come find us.

Arecibo Radio Telescope in Puerto Rico sent our address to 300,000 stars

Extremely small indeterminate Alien, size doesn't matter in the Universe

Gaming depiction of a potentially hungry alien

The new approach is to make as many good alien friends as possible, and should the mean aliens arrive to eat us, we will contact our advanced allies for help.

A new division of project SETI is now transmitting instead of receiving, aimed towards the intended billions of stars and planets.

Let's hope these humanly messages reach more friendly aliens than hungry aliens.

Large radio telescopes like the Parks 64-meter Radio Telescope are capable of conducting SETI programs. Active SETI programs require the ability to transmit messages through the antenna and need special transmitters and equipment. The frequencies are at the so-called watering hole, in the centimeter microwave electromagnetic region of the spectrum, which has the best capability to penetrate interstellar dust and gas in the far regions of space.

Don't Eat Us Safety Program - Radio Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/07/dont-eat-us-safety-program-radio.html

Alien Life Postcard
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/07/alien-life-postcard.html

How to Avoid Dangerous Aliens
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/03/how-to-avoid-dangerous-aliens.html

Alien Life in the Galaxy and Universe
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/06/alien-life-in-galaxy-and-universe.html

Aliens Exist
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/03/aliens-exist.html

Unknown Super Intelligence
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/03/unknown-super-intelligence.html

Active SETI / Stephane Dumas
http://www.activeseti.org/default.html

Active SETI Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_SETI

The Importance of Active SETI
http://www.cato-unbound.org/2014/12/08/douglas-vakoch/importance-active-seti

Arecibo Radio Telescope
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arecibo,_Puerto_Rico 

Don't Eat Us Safety Program - Radio Telescope

Pioneer 10 & 11 Menu Map to find Earthlings

RADIO TELESCOPE SETI PROGRAM MOVES FORWARD

Arecibo Menu

The Big Brain initiative has moved forward by developing a more robust SETI, Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, radio telescope program. Speaking on behalf of the BIG Brain Initiative, Humanoido describes the "Don't Eat Us" Radio Telescope safety program, where, you contact us, we don't contact you.

As part of the The Asian Arena International Taiwan Radio Open Sky-faced Balcony Observatory Laboratory 57, this incognito search initiative employs a radio receiver that collects evidence in the search for intelligent life in the universe but does not transmit or give out our coordinates.

In the "You contact us, we don't contact you," radio telescope program, the radio telescope lab searches for bright radio emissions from populated planets around stars. A signature represents the combined radio signature of a planetary culture, such as their initial radio, TV, communications, and other electronic devices that contribute to the emission of a zone of RF. The populated culture won't have a clue that we're listening. In fact, these planets are often separated by vast distances and the passage of great time from the Earth. In perhaps many examples, the civilization will have evolved thousands, even millions of years into the future, from the date stamp signature of the signal we receive.

Listening to radio source emissions is more benign than transmitting our coordinates that could potentially make the Earth a fast food menu stop in space. In the early 70's, Arecibo, Pioneer 10, and Pioneer 11 contained menu maps directing alien civilizations to our doorstep (see illustration). Foolish or not? We know that science fiction, more often than not, is an accurate predictor of the future. How many science fiction movies exist similar to Alien, Predator, and even Star Trek with war-like Klingons are bent on destroying Earthlings or using humans as food sources? Listening to other civilizations does not alert those civilizations to our position.

LINKS
Radio Telescope Observatory Lab 57

How to Avoid Dangerous Aliens

A first contact meal menu?

PROPELLER POWERED BIG BRAIN
HOW TO AVOID BEING EATEN BY DANGEROUS ALIENS

Going Stealth with the ULT

Although this is a controversial topic, at one time we believed that with great intelligence would come great understanding and the compassion for all living creatures. This is no longer the case.

We see people eating higher life forms like Whales and Dolphins, Monkeys and not too long ago there existed human cannibalism in the regions of the Amazon. One only needs to watch Nat Geo to see jungle native elders explaining the taste of humans. Even those Westerners thought cultured, in survival times of crisis such as a plane crash, have eaten their comrades. Perhaps the human race is a fluke or has not yet attained the intellectual compassion that comes with greater technological advancement, evolution and star travel, or not! When Pioneer spacecraft was sent out, it carried a Plaque telling aliens exactly where to find us. Any aliens with faster than light traveling spaceships and a hunger for humans now have a map to their next meal.

Commander Dan Burbank, Engineer Don Pettit, Robonaut

Stay Safe

Why do you think Project SETI has searched the skies for decades, looking for intelligent life and found nothing? Aliens know better than to foolishly send out their calling cards.

Safely Traveling the Stars

A much better, more safe and benign way to travel the stars and circumnavigate right ascension declination of this great universe and stay safe is by using the ULT Ultra Large Telescope as an Obversing Star Ship, one that is aligned to see and observe material that travels to us, from there to here, without leaving any traces of our presence. Observational Travel with the ULT is the latest trend in safe intergalactic travel. Someday we can send out robots like Robonaut to do the journey for us and endure the hazards of space travel.

Five Maps for Aliens to Find Earth

Two Voyager Spacecraft sent out maps
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_Golden_Record 

Pioneer 10 carried a map
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_plaque

Radio Telescope Arecibo transmitted a map to M13
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arecibo_message 

The Apollo Moon Plaque was placed on the Moon in 1969
http://www.thespaceshop.com/rolledplaque.html

Ways to More Safely Explore the Universe

Observational Telescope
Obverse Space Craft
Robot Explorers
Gravity Well - Material Finding Earth (like the Mars rock)

References

NASA Space Science Data Center
http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraftDisplay.do?id=1972-012A 
Image Credit - NASA