Big Ear Radio Telescope, Delaware, Ohio - YouTube
Has Mysterious Signal From Space Finally Been Explained?
Report suggests famous radio telescope signal was caused by comets
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Delaware had The "Big Ear" | Delaware County Historical Society
Wow! Signal - 30th Anniversary Report
35 years later, the 'wow!' signal still tantalizes
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Wow! Signal - 30th Anniversary Report
 "Astronomers Find Likely Source Of \"Wow Signal\" Received In 1977")
Astronomers Find Likely Source Of "Wow Signal" Received In 1977
The wow! signal: an alien missed connection? | Astronomy.com
/https://tf-cmsv2-smithsonianmag-media.s3.amazonaws.com/filer/39/91/39911ef6-b5d6-442f-817c-6d1e886ed5e5/bigear2l.jpg "Forty Years Later, SETI's Famous Wow! Signal May Have an Explanation | Air & Space Magazine| Smithsonian Magazine")
Forty Years Later, SETI's Famous Wow! Signal May Have an Explanation | Air & Space Magazine| Smithsonian Magazine
The Wow Signal. Could it Be Aliens? | Discovery
WOW! signal printout - Ohio History Connection Selections -
Was it ET on the line? Or just a comet?
Wow!' Again? SETI Mystery Signal Could Long Puzzle Astronomers | Space
Wow! signal - Wikipedia
Aug. 15, 1977: My, Earthling, What a Big Ear You Have | WIRED
Wow! signal - Wikipedia
We Shouldn't Give Up on SETI - IEEE Spectrum
An approximation to determine the source of the WOW! Signal | International Journal of Astrobiology | Cambridge Core
Wow!” Signal – Candidate Source Proposed
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Big Ear receives 'Wow! Signal,' August 15, 1977 - EDN
