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Stars that are too cold and have unusual brightness are on the scientific radar as a study tests whether certain signs may point to alien megastructures.

The search for intelligent life beyond Earth has entered a new chapter with a study analyzing whether some of the coldest objects observed in the Milky Way could, at least in theory, be linked to artificial megastructures. The work uses the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, one of the most important graphs in Astrophysics, to show where very unusual thermal signatures would appear if a star were surrounded by a structure capable of capturing and re-emitting its energy.