1977/08/15 10:16:01 pm EST Big Ear radio telescope 72 second unnamed star WOW signal 6EQUJ5

like most days it was unattended , no one was there to "sound record" anything as data from the Big Ear radio telescope's 2 feed horns 4.69 foot apart were switched & differentiated 79 times per second & compared to background noise to find received signal strengths on 50, 10 kHz wide channels centered on the 21 cm wavelength of the hydrogen line band & then print them all out as a letter or number for each 12-second sample in one impact Ka-Chunk!
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1977/08/15 10:16:01 pm EST, 11:16:01 pm EDT a 6 sample, 72 second sweep listening to channel #2 on 1.4204556 GHz printed 6EQUJ5 showing a 30 to 1 signal to noise POINT source peak in the constellation Sagittarius, 3.5 degrees south of the plane of the ecliptic & 2.5 degrees south of star group Chi Sagittarii close to Tau Sagittarii located in current Epoch 2000 notation as Declination -26d57m +/- 20m at Right Ascension 19h25m31s +/- 10s HORN+ AND! Right Ascension 19h28m22s +/- 10s HORN- this WOW! was last seen from Delaware, Ohio Wesleyan University State University Perkins Radio Observatory built 1963 (1998?) but was it caused by comets 266P Christensen & or 335P Gibbs burning off hydrogen, or 1 of 2 unnamed stars

2014 linda randall alien space science news word press quote from blog = Alien’s Contact Earth misquoting a 2010/08/22 PDF page 12 of
“A new class of SETI beacons that contain information” – G. R. Harp, R. F. Ackermann, Samantha K. Blair, J. Arbunich, P. R. Backus, J. C. Tarter,
Interesting signals without persistence are observed thousands of times each day at the SETI Institute a never re-observed 10 second pulse of narrowband radiation appeared in one 50 second observation period 4462.3 Mhz PiHI Pi times hydrogen frequency TYC 1220-91-1

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