Stellar Plasma Turbulence Could Blur Narrowband Signals, Reframing SETI Search Strategies

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Vishal Gajjar and Grayce C Brown show that turbulence around distant stars can smear narrow radio signals from alien civilizations, spreading energy across frequencies and hiding real technosignatures, especially around active M dwarf stars, so SETI should look for signals that actually arrive on Earth.

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Stellar ‘space weather’ may be hiding alien signals, scientists say
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Stellar ‘space weather’ may be hiding alien signals, scientists say

New research from the SETI Institute suggests that turbulent “space weather” around distant stars could be masking potential signals from extraterrestrial civilisations, helping explain why decades of searches have yet to uncover clear evidence of intelligent life beyond Earth.