Science: Einstein@Home
If you're tired of letting your computer search for extra-terrestrial life or a cure for cancer while you're away, here's your chance to let your computer analyze gravitational waves from space to test Einsteinian physics.
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If you're tired of letting your computer search for extra-terrestrial life or a cure for cancer while you're away, here's your chance to let your computer analyze gravitational waves from space to test Einsteinian physics.
Posted by Garrett at 12:57 PM
2 comments:
Icky BOINC client keeps making my graphics card freeze out. I'm sticking with the old SETI@home until they get BOINC to work right.
I'm in the top 1% of Seti@Home contributors. Since I know I will never really do much better (except through the dillution caused by the influx of new members), I've been thinking about doing E@H.
BTW, for the person above having problems, see if you can find a Win32 version of the command line client. I've always run the command line version of S@H because it will result in slightly better performance.
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