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Are We Alone?
It's a fundamental question, which has haunted humankind since first we realized that the points of light in the night sky are other suns. The SETI League, Inc. developed technology to seek a definitive answer! Founded in 1994, we focused on participatory science, as the preeminent international grass-roots organization dedicated to privatizing the electromagnetic Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence. Together, we worked in five dozen countries on all seven continents to keep alive the quest for our cosmic companions. After thirty years, we are now scaling back - but many of our 1500 members are continuing their independent research. You can read about their efforts on this website, which we are maintaining for educational and historical purposes.
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Recently, our colleague Vishal Gajjar, a Project Scientist with Breakthrough Listen’s International Collaboration, had the privilege of visiting the NenuFAR radio telescope in France, a groundbreaking instrument dedicated to radio searches at the lowest frequencies. NennuFAR’s sensitivity and range make it an invaluable asset for detecting potential signals from distant stars. |
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Heard So Far
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Hydrogen line emission, as observed by a Project Argus station in time domain, frequency domain, waterfall and surface plot. Click on the speaker icon to hear the Song of the Stars. |
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