Here is the name of the professor who came up with the theory and what he has to say on things:
Antonio Paris, a professor of astronomy at St Petersburg College in Florida, thinks the signal might have come from one or more passing comets. He points the finger at two suspects, called 266P/Christensen and P/2008 Y2 (Gibbs). “I came across the idea when I was in my car driving and wondered if a planetary body, moving fast enough, could be the source,” he says.
If the comets were passing in front of the Big Ear in 1977, they would have generated an apparently short-lived signal, as the telescope (now dismantled) had a fixed field of view.
What do you think is this a reasonable explanation? Feel free to comment.
And here is kind of a comical pic of what alien emojis might look like
haha that is a joke but check back for updates to this story. SETI is starting their program up again so there will be more news soon…
thanks to newscientist.com for the great info
On Ground zero radio the producer was playing with the wow signal for a sound montage. After it was slowed down you can hear someone talking using some police number code.
Never solved because its not alien. Aliens don’t exist.
Someone else needs comment about this. I’m here for the comments. Who else has something directly relative to this to share?
So I’m the vastness of the universe. Billions of galaxies. Not no way not no how did any other life form on any other planet? EVER? Come on man… Bet 10 you support Trump. I’ll stalk your page real quick
Aaaaand we have a winner! Poor fella
Of course aliens exist. Lol. For every grain of sand on Earth a trillion stars exist. I think probably what you mean to say is,they have never been here or know we are here. In essence, we are basically invisible to them and vise versa
I am the Message from 74.
It says #NeverHillary
God did not create all the billions and billions of canvases (planets) to paint only one picture !
Yes. They solved it. It was a random blip
It’s now official what everybody already knew . . . Cool!!! We can still dream.