Space Weather May Blur Narrowband Signals, Reframing SETI's Radio Silence
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Vishal Gajjar and Grayce C. Brown show that space weather around stars can broaden radio signals as they travel, so real narrowband transmissions could be weakened to look like silence—especially around active M dwarfs—meaning we should adjust our search methods rather than assume no transmissions exist.
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