SETI@home: Crowdsourced Analysis from Arecibo to FAST and the Ongoing Quest for Extraterrestrial Signals

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SETI@home, founded by David Anderson, Eric Korpela, and Dan Werthimer, mobilized millions of volunteers to use their computers to search telescope data for alien signals, reducing billions of candidates to a few dozen for review and, while no extraterrestrial beacon has been confirmed, improving methods and inspiring future citizen-science SETI work.

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