SETI project uses AI to track down mysterious light source
Scientists are still in the dark but the new insights place them a step closer to the source of fast ...
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The Search for Alien Life: We Have Been Looking in the Wrong Places
If there are any, aliens should be less conspicuous and charismatic-looking than most people think.
SETI observes a “strong signal,” but don’t get your hopes up just yet
A star system 94 light-years away stepped in as a potential candidate for intelligent life.
Observing Alien Armageddon could be our first sign of advanced civilizations in space.
It may be possible to observe the presence of an advanced alien civilization by the effects produced if that civilization ...
Alien megastructure turns out to be passing comets — SETI confirms
If you're an alien buff or just really, really bored with knowing just one species that can hold a decent ...
Astrobiologists testify before Congress that alien life will be encountered by 2034
SETI's Alien Telescope Array (ATA) listens day and night for a signal from space (SETI) This ...
SETI to check recently discovered Kepler science
There's been a lot of buzz around the planets discovered by the Kepler telescope, particularly about Kepler-22b - the planet ...
Shorties: SETI is just $6.000 from achieving the necessary funds
A while ago, we were telling you how SETI (site here) is closing down due to lack of funding. We ...
Infographic: the cost of SETI
As previously reported, SETI, the international organization which handles the search for electromagnetic transmissions from civilizations on distant planets, will ...
SETI shuts down due to lack of funding
Carl Sagan must be twisting and twitching in his grave. SETI, the project which became synonymus with searching for extraterrestrial ...
Terrestrial Planets might form around stars similar to the Sun
What seemed to be a very natural and obvious conclusion needed a whole lot of studies and research to be ...
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