Stormy Space Weather Distorts Signals from Distant Worlds, Redefining Technosignature Searches
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Stormy space weather around stars can broaden and weaken ultra-narrow radio signals from other worlds as they travel, spreading their energy across more frequencies and making them harder to detect, so radio searches may need to use higher frequencies and account for this broadening in their analysis.
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