Participate in SETI@home
System requirements
- There is an initial download of about 10 MB.
- You'll need about 20 MB of free disk space and 64 MB of RAM.
- with a typical computer (such as a 2 GHz Pentium 4), you'll need to let SETI@home run for at least 2 hours per week (slower computers are fine but they'll have to run proportionally more).
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Rules and policies
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The rules for participating in SETI@home - read this first.Download
Download and install the BOINC software used by SETI@home.Help
Download Survive The Night
Get help installing or running SETI@home.Porting and optimization
Compile SETI@home for other platformsor with processor-specific optimizations.Survive In Space download free. full
Add-on software
Applications
See the latest versions of applications.Customize graphics
Applications
See the latest versions of applications.Customize graphics
Learn how to change the appearance of SETI@home graphics.
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SETI@home and Astropulse are funded by grants from the National Science Foundation, NASA, and donations from SETI@home volunteers. AstroPulse is funded in part by the NSF through grant AST-0307956.
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Understanding the universe is perhaps humanity's greatest challenge. Since the first time man landed on the Moon, in 1969, the international space agencies have made great progress, with space stations (such as the ISS — International Space Station, a joint project between five space agencies: the North American NASA, the Russian Roscosmos, the Japanese JAXA, the European ESA, and the Canadian CSA), artificial satellites and space probes in robotic exploration missions that allowed to take pictures of the Earth, Mars, Jupiter or Saturn, and reach as far as the interstellar space. But there is still so much to discover about our own solar system, other planetary systems and other galaxies… In the meantime, discover the stunning outer space views on the live streaming HD cams.
