Japan launches its first SETI group, planning coordinated radio searches and a national antenna network

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Japan has formed its first SETI organization, the Japanese Society for SETI, led by Shinya Narusawa, which plans radio observations toward Sagittarius and aims to build a nationwide antenna network for continuous, Japan-wide SETI observations and international collaboration.

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Astronomers in Japan have recently launched what they say is the countrys first organisation dedicated to the search for alien life, with radio observations planned in the summer next year.