Throughout December, the SETI Institute appeared across leading science and media outlets, reflecting the SETI Institute’s continued leadership in research and public engagement.
Morning Overview on MSN
Could alien signals hide in radio-bright galaxies? New study asks
Radio telescopes have long scanned quiet patches of sky for a lone, artificial-sounding ping, but a growing body of research ...
A new paper posits that advanced alien civilizations may communicate through subtle flashes, like fireflies do on Earth. The ...
Blink, and you'll miss these celebs' sneaky "Star Trek" cameos. Many of them are Trekkies themselves who were honored just to ...
Though this hunt came up empty, the fact that 3I/ATLAS is only the third known object found in the solar system after ...
Discovered in July, 3I/ATLAS is not your average comet – it’s a giant snowball from beyond our solar system. The comet, ...
Modern Engineering Marvels on MSN
New research: Are radio-bright galaxies hiding alien transmitters?
Across the observable universe, galaxies advertise themselves in radio waves for familiar reasons-magnetic fields, cosmic ...
Unlike the comets that call our solar system home, 3I/ATLAS is a cosmic nomad on a hyperbolic trajectory — a one-time flyby ...
An international team of researchers pointed the largest single-dish radio telescope in the world at 3I/ATLAS.
Researchers noted that two other teams conducted independent searches of 3I/ATLAS at different frequencies. Neither group detected credible artificial radio signals. Scientists say the findings ...
As this interstellar object approached its closest point to Earth, a massive radio telescope attempted to sniff out a ...
Apple TV aired it at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT, and it became the streamer’s most-watched show, surpassing Ted Lasso and Severance. The ...
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