Astrophysical Journal Study Finds Space Weather May Distort Alien Radio Signals, Complicating Narrowband Searches
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Grayce C. Brown and colleagues warn that space weather from other stars can distort ultra-narrow alien radio signals, scattering them across more frequencies and potentially causing missed detections, especially for planets around small M-dwarf stars, so SETI may need to adjust search strategies for both nearby and distant targets like TRAPPIST-1.
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