Laser Museum & Space Signal Observatory (LSSO)
The World's First Laser Museum/Large-Aperture Space Signal Observatory
for receiving laser signals of terrestrial (human) and extraterrestrial (alien) origin
Purpose
The objectives of Laser Space Signal Observatory (LSSO), Inc. (a
non-profit corporation) are to develop a Laser Museum in conjunction with a Space Signal
Laboratory. The museum's objective is to house laser hardware, software, and
descriptions which delineate the history of the laser development for the general public.
The objective of the laboratory is to provide the appropriate resources to examine
Space for coherent radiation at UV, visible and infrared wavelengths.
Board Members
Monte Ross, Chairman (president of Ultradata
Systems)
Dr. Donald Ames (former vice-president of research for McDonnell-Douglas)
Mark A. Peterson (vice-president of engineering for Ultradata Systems)
Dr. Stuart A. Kingsley (director of The COSETI
Observatory)
Dr. David Begley (director of Laser
Subsystems at Ball Aerospace)
SPIE OSETI Papers by Monte Ross:
An Economic Rationale for Extraterrestrials using
Lasers for SETI
Large M-ary Pulse Position Modulation and Photon
Buckets for Effective Interstellar Communications
Large Aperture Search Receiver Design for Unknown
Laser Frequency Signals
SPIE OSETI Papers by Dr. Stuart Kingsley:
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI)
in the Optical Spectrum: A Review
Amateur Optical SETI
A Prototype Optical SETI Observatory
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