Real telescope recordings, processed in bounded passes. Every completed window adds an inspectable record. This is archival analysis, not a live telescope feed.
5 / 8 windows completed
3 awaiting a pass
0 blocked after three attempts
Last processing check: 2026-10-20 21:55 UTC.
Scheduled every three hours; starts may be delayed.
Start with something we know. A recorded Voyager carrier tests whether the pipeline can recover a human transmitter. A positive control establishes a starting point, not a universal sensitivity limit.
EXP-001 · Known transmitter
A faint line. A known origin.
The waterfall shows received power across frequency and time. Follow the narrow carrier, then inspect the exact measurement.
A signal in an OFF scan fails the direction test. A signal confined to ON scans still needs further checks.
On targetALook at the star
Off targetBCompare the sky
On targetALook at the star
Off targetCCompare the sky
On targetALook at the star
Off targetDCompare the sky
Method illustration · not a measured waterfall. Surviving this comparison does not establish a source or origin.
Observe Read a bounded frequency window from public recordings.
Compare Check drift, repeatability, OFF scans and known transmitters.
Reproduce Keep the inputs, parameters and result together in a run record.
Where we have looked
Each point opens a recorded cadence. The map shows where we looked, not how much of the sky we have ruled out. Synthetic coordinates are excluded from the observational view.
A detector must earn its null results. We inject signals with known strengths and drifts, then measure how often they return. The grid shows a recorded calibration run.
Synthetic setigen injections only — not telescope observations. Recovery is computed from the recorded grid.
EXP-002 · 20261012T190848550861Z-exp-002-floor
At 0 Hz/s, full recovery begins at SNR ≥ 8; best nonzero-drift recovery was 100%. No tested SNR reached full recovery across ±3 Hz/s.
Each cell records the fraction of injected signals recovered; no cell is observational evidence.
One first-fitting verdict per hit. A zero means none in these records; it is not a limit on signals elsewhere.
Latest hits, and the checks applied.
Selected measured hits, newest first. Each classification describes the recorded checks; it does not identify a physical source. A survivor needs further investigation.
Also present in OFF scans
HIP544
1700.000002 MHz · +0.010 Hz/s · SNR 592.8
The line is present in an OFF scan, so the ON/OFF filter does not pass.
Counts are computed from run manifests. A “survivor” has passed the checks recorded so far; it is not a conclusion. “Unexplained” is reserved for a reviewed record with the required sign-offs. Every displayed result links to its supporting run manifest.