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So you thought you'd heard it all when MindComet said they were going to beam blogs into space. Well, they did it and now they're going to beam something else into space. They are opening their deep space message transmission service to all Internet users who don't want to maintain a blog.

Apparently, they got 2000 bloggers in 68 countries in the first week so they've decided to add something else. Discovery isn't the only thing going into space. MindComet's BloginSpace.com website picked up some steam so they've added a new feature. Visitors will have the ability to pick up on messages sent by earthlings not just in the blog format but in relatively simple SpacePost in the form of electronic transmissions.

"The launch has been incredibly successful," commented Ted Murphy, President and CEO of MindComet. "The only issue we have had is the response from people without blogs. It seems everybody wants to transmit a message into space."

This marks MindComet's third venture into space as they launched their BlogStar service back in June and then their BloginSpace service last week.

Murphy continues to emphasize the importance of keeping messages positive to prevent possibilities of intergalactic war. "One of the reasons we started this service was to counter the years of violence and bloodshed broadcast into space by mass media," Murphy continued. "We encourage our participants to show the other side to the humanity."

John Stith is a staff writer for WebProNews covering technology and business.