Results of new search for alien technosignatures revealed

[UM-Bot]

The search involved scouring the heavens with the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) telescope in Australia.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/355557/results-of-new-search-for-alien-technosignatures-revealed

[jethrofloyd]

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Sadly, however, despite their best efforts, Tremblay and his colleagues were unable to find any signs of aliens.

Sadly, we are alone in the universe.

[fred_mc]

I wonder why they are looking towards the center of our galaxy for advanced life. There is a much higher risk of life being destroyed there due to higher density of asteroids, supernovas, black holes etc. Advanced life is more likely in the outskirts of the galaxy.

[godnodog]

26 minutes ago, fred_mc said:

I wonder why they are looking towards the center of our galaxy for advanced life. There is a much higher risk of life being destroyed there due to higher density of asteroids, supernovas, black holes etc. Advanced life is more likely in the outskirts of the galaxy.

Perhaps because, if not mistaken, the closer you get to the center the more older stars systems you'll find and thus older civilizations. There is also a possibility of harvesting energy from black holes.

[jethrofloyd]

36 minutes ago, godnodog said:

the closer you get to the center the more older stars systems you'll find and thus older civilizations. There is also a possibility of harvesting energy from black holes.

This sounds more like a phrase taken from a some of Arthur Clarkes sci-fi books.

[godnodog]

6 hours ago, jethrofloyd said:

This sounds more like a phrase taken from a some of Arthur Clarkes sci-fi books.

Yeah but its not

[the13bats]

11 hours ago, jethrofloyd said:

This sounds more like a phrase taken from a some of Arthur Clarkes sci-fi books.

You mean like whether there is or isnt life in the galaxy both are terrifying.

I believe there is life and even intelligent in the vast universe but because of that vastness we will likely never meet them.

[AnthonyS]

Nice.