Stellar Environments May Broaden Narrow SETI Signals, Reframing Search Strategies
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SETI Institute researchers led by Vishal Gajjar found that ultra-narrow alien radio signals can broaden and weaken as they pass through a star’s turbulent plasma and winds, especially around M-dwarf stars, so search strategies should be sensitive to broader tones rather than razor-thin lines, a point Grayce Brown endorses.
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