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Scientists in China say they have detected what
could be the trace of a signal from an alien civilization. The researchers have identified what they have called |
By Ed Browne
Newsweek 6-15-22 |
The signals were detected by China's FAST radio telescope, also referred to as the "Sky Eye" telescope
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NASA would like for you to be really, really, sure it’s aliens.
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There’s a growing consensus in the scientific
community that there’s alien life out there, somewhere, in some form or
another. It’s only a matter of time and scientific rigor before we find
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By David Axe
The Baily Beast 11-5-21 |
Anticipating mounting evidence of alien life, and also anticipating that the media might mischaracterize that evidence, NASA’s good-natured chief scientist wants to put some guardrails on the story—by placing potential evidence of alien life on a seven-step scale that ranges from interesting to definitive.
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| Our generation could realistically be the one to discover evidence of life beyond Earth. With this privileged potential comes responsibility. The magnitude of the question of whether we are alone in the Universe, and the public interest therein, |
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Nature.com 10-27-21 |
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| The leader of NASA hinted at the possibility that some UFOs might be extraterrestrial life forms or beings from an alternate universe this week. |
By Yahoo News
10-23-21 |
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Astronomers plan to listen for noise made by alien factories using the first UK telescope dedicated to the search for extra-terrestrials.
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The EAAROCIBO project
– launched by a group of scientists and businessmen based in East
Anglia – aims to ditch the traditional method of searching for ET that
has so far failed to detect interstellar radio transmissions. The new project is named after the iconic space telescope at Arecibo in Puerto Rico that featured in the 1997 movie Contact, starring Jodie Foster. Last November the US National Science Foundation announced |
The UFO Chronicles 1-14-21 |
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“EAAROCIBO will be the first dedicated SETI instrument of its kind ever to be built in the UK. Our novel research strategy and innovative approach to combining classic and cutting-edge technologies will give us a refreshing new perspective in this exciting field of research.”
“For centuries, as part of humanity’s grand quest to comprehend existence, to find our place in the vast, ineffable cosmos, great minds have been wondering about, and arguing about, the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence on other planets. As we continue to confirm new earth-like planets throughout our galaxy, and no doubt throughout the universe, employing new technologies in our search, here’s hoping EAARO can help bring us closer to truth.”The project is supported by Associate Professor David Clarke of Sheffield Hallam University’s Centre for Culture Media and Society. He said:
“The desire to find evidence that we are not alone in the universe may become one of the defining human quests of the 21st century. Opinion polls consistently show that up to half of all Britons believe that ET life exists. This project is important because direct confirmation that we are not alone is seen by many as being fundamental to understanding our true place in the cosmos.”EAARO is a not for profit charitable company established back in 2011 as a space research organisation with a high level of public engagement: http://www.eaaro.org.uk/
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Nobody believes it was ET phoning, but radio
astronomers admit they don’t have an explanation yet for a beam of radio
waves that apparently came from the direction of the star Proxima
Centauri. |
By Dennis Overbye
New York Times 12-31-20 |
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| Amateur astronomer and YouTuber Alberto Caballero, one of the founders of The Exoplanets Channel, has found a small amount of evidence for a source of the notorious Wow! signal. In his paper uploaded to the arXiv preprint server, Caballero |
By Bob Yirka
Phys.org 11-24-20 |
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Although the public part of the worldwide experiment is coming to an end this month, the world’s greatest extraterrestrial hunt is far from finished.
| In 1995, the computer scientist David Gedye had an idea that could only originate at a cocktail party. What if the world’s personal computers were linked together on the internet to create a virtual supercomputer that could help with SETI, the | By Daniel Oberhaus Wired.com 3-3-20 |
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| Aliens exist and they could be living among us, the first British astronaut into space has said. Dr Helen Sharman, who went into space 28 years ago, said it is | By Verity Bowman www.telegraph.co.uk 1-6-20 |
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| If the truth is out there, it might be one we can't yet explain. Researchers are having trouble explaining how to identify the number of flickering lights that have been observed over the | By Chris Ciaccia Fox News 12-17-19 |
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| In the past three decades, scientists have found more than 4,000 exoplanets. And the discoveries will keep rolling in; observations suggest that every star in the Milky Way galaxy hosts more than one planet on average. | By Leonard David www.space.com 11-26-19 |
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| The search for extraterrestrial activity is getting some credibility. Notable scientists are getting behind a push to make contact with whatever might be out there. | By newyork.cbslocal.com 5-17-19 |
| Long an underfunded, fringe field of science, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence may be ready to go mainstream. Astronomer Jason Wright is determined to see that happen. At | By Lisa Grossman www.sciencenews.org 1-28-19 |
| Astronomers have detected mysterious, ultra-brief repeating energy bursts from deep space for only the second time in history, and some experts suggested they could be evidence of advanced alien life. | By Mattha Busby The Guardian 1-9-19 |
Experts may have been too quick to discount
the possibility that alien UFOs have paid Earth a visit.
| Is Earth being visited by space aliens? A lot of people think so, although few of them are scientists. Professional researchers are not easily persuaded by eyewitness testimony, blobby photos or claims that evidence for itinerant aliens has been stashed away by a paranoid government. | By Seth Shostak www.nbcnews.com 12-10-18 |
| Where are all the aliens? For decades, humans have searched for artificial signals, yet the skies above remain silent. But new research suggests that researchers' investigations have so far not been particularly exhaustive; if the total | By Adam Mann Live Science 10-16-18 |
| A climate denier from Texas may be the reason the S-word is back in vogue in Congress. Oh yeah, not that S-word, the other one: SETI. | By Jeanna Bryner Live Science 5-10-18 |
| The discovery of an exomoon could be years away, but researchers are already theorizing the conditions under which liquid water might be found on their surfaces. | By Elizabeth Howell www.seeker.com 3-27-17 |
| First came the suggestion that an “alien megastructure” had been observed around KIC 8462852, a.k.a. Tabby’s Star. Months later, people were talking about a signal seen by a Russian telescope that some thought was transmitted from the environs of a stellar cousin of | By Seth Shostak NBC News 8-1-17 |
