Stellar Space Weather Broadens Narrowband Radio Signals, Complicating SETI Searches
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Researchers at the SETI Institute found that space weather around stars can spread a narrowly focused radio signal over a broader range of frequencies, making it weaker and harder to detect—especially around common M-dwarf stars—and Grayce Brown says measuring this activity helps design searches that stay sensitive even when signals aren’t perfectly narrow.
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