Stellar Space Weather Could Distort Alien Signals, Revealing a Blind Spot in SETI

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SETI Institute researchers say violent space weather around distant stars can scramble and weaken alien radio transmissions before they reach Earth, so existing messages could be hidden in distorted signals, and Vishal Gajjar and Grayce C Brown note that searches should be tuned to detect these smeared signals.

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Research suggests turbulent space weather around distant stars could distort alien radio signals, potentially hiding them from SETI searches.