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December 12

Lost Doctor Who Episodes From Space | The Mary Sue

Dr Venn, of the Arecibo Observatory:

“I realised the signal was in the VHF Band and slap bang in the middle of 41-68 MHz. It was obviously old terrestrial television broadcasts, but they seemed to be originating from deep space. …

“They are signals that left the Earth about 50 years ago and have bounced off an object or more likely a field of objects some 25 light years away.”

“We now know these are original broadcasts. So far we have recovered about 7 weeks of old television signals from space. Every day in our lab is like traveling back in time. And speaking of which we have just started the digital recovery of signals that contain lost Doctor Who episodes.”

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