Galileo Project Hunts for Signals from Exoplanet Technology
by A NEW project to hunt for alien signals originating from exoplanets has been launched by an international team of researchers. The Galileo Project will hunt …
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Hello ET! Hundreds of Exoplanets Have a Front Row Seat to Watch Civilisations on Earth
If all the world’s a stage, then ET has a front row seat. Astronomers have identified 2,034 star-systems just a stone’s throw away from us …
Oumuamua Interstellar Object ‘A Chunk of Pluto-like Exoplanet’ not Alien Spaceship
Oumuamua, the first known interstellar object to pass through our solar system, could be a piece of an icy exoplanet from another solar system, a …
Technosignatures Could be Key to Finding Alien Life on Exoplanets
Technosignatures from exoplanets could be the way forward in humankind’s search for alien life on other planets, according to a new research paper. Atmospheric industrial …
Our Milky Way Galaxy Contains at Least 300 Million Habitable Exoplanets
There are at least 300 million exoplanets – planets that are outside our own solar system – within the Milky Way with the potential to …
Scientists Find 24 ‘Superhabitable’ Planets That May be Better for Life Than Earth
Two dozen potentially ‘superhabitable’ exoplanets that may have conditions more suitable for life than earth have been identified by researchers. A team from Washington State …
Researchers Find Hints of Alien Life in Venus’ Atmosphere
For years researchers have been scanning distant galaxies for signs of extra-terrestrial life and more recently the hundreds of exoplanets that have been discovered. But, …
No Signs of Alien Life In Study of 10 Million Star Systems
A STUDY of more than 10 million star systems has failed to find any technological signatures of exoplanet life. Australian astronomers used the Murchison Widefield …
Galactic Neighbours: Are There 36 Alien Civilisations in the Milky Way?
There could be around 36 active alien civilisations in our galaxy, according to a new study in The Astrophysical Journal. Christopher Conselice, Professor of Astrophysics …