以下是回信~给各位科技爱好者共勉~~希望大家也都能参加进来贡献自己的力量~呵呵

Dear Einstein@Home volunteer,

I want to share some good news with you.

For more than a year, Einstein@Home has been using about
one-third of the available computer time to search for radio
pulsars in data from the Arecibo Observatory. I'm happy to report
that we found our first radio pulsar last month: PSR J2007+2722.
It is still not sure, but this appears to be a rare type of object
called a Disrupted Recycled Pulsar. The discovery was published
on-line by the journal Science, on Thursday August 12th.

Congratulations to our volunteers Chris and Helen Colvin (Ames, Iowa,
USA) and Daniel Gebhardt (Universitaet Mainz, Musikinformatik, German),
whose computers discovered the pulsar with the highest significance!

Further details of this first Einstein@Home discovery may be found
in the main news item posted on the Einstein@Home web site, at
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/ . You can also use Google News
and similar searches, with keywords like 'pulsar' or 'J2007+2722'
or 'Einstein@Home' to find recent news articles about the
discovery, in English, German, French, Spanish, Russian and other
languages.

So far, Einstein@Home has only analyzed about half of the Arecibo data
set. Due to improvements in the instrumentation, the more recent data
is better-quality than the older data, so I am sure there are other
interesting objects to be discovered!

If you have trouble getting Einstein@Home to run, you may search
our user forums for help (http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/forum_index.php)
or post a message asking for assistance in the "Getting Started" forum
at http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/forum_forum.php?id=5

Sincerely,
Bruce Allen
Director, Einstein@Home

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不错，如果你能够作为团队成员在里面署名，那就是个很不错的经历

什么意思啊，我没看明白，有给解释一下的吗

我是英语的爸爸它认识我我不认识它    看不懂麻烦翻译了在发上来

你好楼主！我也想参加这个，怎么报名参加呢？给我个短信吧，谢谢

楼主 很幸运幸运，得到回信，你为科学作出了贡献 。只是 你文章没有中文翻译，大多数人是没有兴趣看完的，为了文章的推广，文章应该翻译中文。另外 偿要介绍 此事的背景、联系方式 ，主我也能够 参加