What is Seti@home?

SETI@home is a scientific experiment that harnesses the power of hundreds of thousands of Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). You can participate by running a free program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope data. There's a small but captivating possibility that your computer will detect the faint murmur of a civilization beyond Earth.
Read the FAQ, and download the software.

Welcome to our SETI@home page for the group cjc_2s7_94...

Here are the Group Statistics.

There are six members now in the group... more anticipated soon.

• Jason Yeo, Group owner
• Khoo Swee Chern
• Ho Ngai Lam
• Cornelius Chua
• Supriyo Chatterjea
• Bernard Tan
• Jason Soh
• Patrick Kwang Cheok King aka tortoise*

* Mr. Kwang was fortunate enough not to have enrolled in CJC, he is from a better and more spiritually-endowed place, but we welcome him with open arms.

New! Tips to make your computer churn out more work units.

1. Use a text based version if you have NT.
2. Minimise the SETI@home window. Just leave it in the tray. Don't look at it. Producing those nice beautiful FFT graphs take up processor speed.
3. Don't use their screensaver, use a blank screen if you need a screensaver.
4. Turn off all unnecessary TSR windows applications, e.g. MS Outlook, Scheduler.
5. If you have Virus Shield, set it to scan program files only. If not, your virus scanner would steal CPU cycles everytime a chunk of processed data is written onto the disk.
6. Produce work units on your college network computers. (Make sure you are allowed to.)
7. Use more than one computer. Use your sister's, or your brother's.
8. Buy a new and faster computer, dumb.