Do you think we are alone in this vast and endless universe. If you do there is no point in being here. If however, you feel the same as I do and sincerely think that it is impossible that we are the only "intelligent" (you can take that with a little sarcasm if you like) lifeforms in the universe then you came to the right place.

As we speak millions of users are looking for Extra Terrestrial life aka ET. You can be a part of the community if you choose to do so.

The search for ET continues every day in the hope we might actually find one.

SETI aka Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence is constantly scooping the universe for radiowaves that originate from other planets that contains Intelligent Life forms. In plain words, they listen to outerspace radio. They do this with one of the largest radiotelescoop of the world located in Aricibo, Puerto Rico.

Ah, the wonders of the world, a newborn saw first light. Born in the dorms of the University of Berkeley, California. "SETI@HOME" they called it. A tiny program that runs as a screensaver. At the beginning they had no idea that this tiny little program could bring so many people throughout the world a little closer to each other

Basically what this does is it checks small pieces of data that was accumulated at Aricibo and distributed by the Campus at Berkeley. The results are sent back there for further analyses. The best part: It runs on "your" computer, and even better: you don't even know that it's working. This program was designed to use only spare cycles of your computer.

Windows Screensaver Version: 3.08 (Size: 792KB)                                                    mirror #1      mirror #2

Windows Command Line client Version 3.08   setiathome-3.08.i386-winnt-cmdline.exe       mirror #1      mirror #2

Macintosh GUI Client Version: 3.08a (Size: 384KB)                                                      mirror #1       mirror #2

Mac OS X Version: 3.07 (Size: 294KB)                                                                      mirror #1       mirror #2

For all other Operating systems you can find you client version here