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The Proxima Centauri Signal decoded.

 The Proxima Centauri Signal decoded. And the only interesting thing is why that signal is unique?




So the signal from Proxima Centauri is analyzed and the broken computer caused that thing. And this is one of the best examples of how people can be wrong. People who are trying to decode signals are using lots of time for those things. And the other people can say that "they should know that this was not another civilization". 

And I would be surprised if that thing would be the signal from another civilization. The thing that is interesting with Proxima Centauri B and C is why that planet was confirmed so late. Many more distant exoplanets were confirmed a long time ago. 

Sorry boys, I must tell you that this kind of thing is a very interesting way to see things. The thing is that we must use sources that are given to the public audience. So there might be mistakes until the source of the signal is confirmed. 

The thing that makes Proxima signal interesting is that the Proxima Centauri is not the habitable solar system. The thing is that even the best of the boys are making mistakes. And if people are not make anything that means there is hard to make mistakes. But projects are not advancing either. 





The electromagnetic spectrum

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So what makes those signals interesting? The thing is that those things like Wow! and BLC-1 are unique. 

There are also cases that the broken microwave ovens caused the false alarms of alien signals? Why do radio spectrometers not detect the similarities with the Earth's atmosphere and the signals which source is in microwave ovens?  

Why did radio spectrometers not detect that the microwave ovens were stressed air molecules? Or why does nobody use radio spectrometers for analyzing those signals? The radio telescopes are not detecting microwaves. They are detecting radio waves. 

The microwave ovens can detect by annealing of air atoms. The microwaves are stressing the air atoms and they are sending radiation with the frequencies that are causing the radio transmission with the frequencies of nitrogen and oxygen. 

The same way the metals that can send this kind of emission radiation send the radiation with the frequency of such metal. So if the source of the radio waves is the broken microprocessor there must be the sign of the gold. And another thing is that the width of the electric wires would give the fingerprint for the radio frequency. So why the most powerful and effective systems didn't recognize those marks in the radio spectrum? 

And also the system should, of course, detect the emission of the gas of the Proxima Centauri. Proxima Centauri would also leave its fingerprints on the radio spectrum of the BLC-1. 


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1) Why those very expensive antennas and computers couldn't measure that this signal came from the broken computers? Why is that thing tracked to space?

None of the stars would erupt only once. That means there should be repeatings in that kind of signal. 

2) Why that kind of message has not been detected before and after the Proxima signal? Why that signal is unique? The broken electric equipment causes always some kind of electromagnetic fields. But the world is full of broken computers. 

And that thing means that there should be other cases about this kind of signal. None of the normal electric equipment is unique. They would always send signals that are similar to others. 


3) The broken microwave ovens cannot detect straight by using equipment that detects the radio waves. The things that cause the radio waves are the atoms of the atmosphere and the radio spectrometer should notice that the elementary signature of the radio waves matches with Earth's atmosphere. 

That they would send unique signals this thing means that those systems must have so-called unique components. Same way things like microwave ovens should send always similar waves. 

The radio telescopes would not observe microwaves. The thing that causes that broken microwave ovens would cause radio disturbing is that the microwaves are stressing air molecules. Then those molecules are sending the radiation. But that radiation would detect in the wavelengths that are coming from the nitrogen and oxygen atoms. 

So the radio spectrometer would notice that the microwave ovens are causing some radio transmissions. The reason is that this emission radiation would be sent by oxygen and nitrogen atoms. That means the radiation spectrum of those radio waves should have a match the atmosphere of the Earth. 


https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-021-01508-8


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxima_Centauri


https://thoughtsaboutsuperpositions.blogspot.com/



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