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Firstly the observable universe is nothing compared to the whole universe. Secondly what the above comment means is that with so many bodies emitting some thin
by kamaal 13y ago
Firstly the observable universe is nothing compared to the whole universe.
Secondly what the above comment means is that with so many bodies emitting some thing random for such a long period of time. You are inevitable bound to notice something that you could make some meaning of.
And yes the 'WOW' signal is present some where in Pi.
- ethanbond 13y agoSomething you make meaning of yes, probably. The complete works of Shakespeare, no, probably not. And no, that's not necessarily true with regards to Pi.
- eru 13y agoDepends on whether Pi is a normal-enough number. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_number https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_number)
- eru 13y ago> Firstly the observable universe is nothing compared to the whole universe. We don't know anything about the unobservable universe. And who cares in this context? johnvschmitt was explicitely talking about 'receiving'.