To make the worlds as realistic as possible, SETI astrophysicist Laurance Doyle ... semiaquatic rodents that dam rivers with tree branches to store food and to protect their lodges from bears.

SETI has announced a major expansion in its search for extraterrestrial intelligence, now scanning distant galaxies for signs of advanced alien technology. Using cutting-edge telescopes and AI-powered ...

The Berkeley SETI Research Center announced Monday that SETI@home, the two-decades-old crowdsourcing effort to hunt for signs of E.T. in radio telescope data using internet-connected computers ...

Scientists at the University of California Berkeley’s SETI@home project say they’ll stop sending new work to the network of volunteers, who’ve been using their computers to search for aliens ...

The new SETI experiment is being conducted on the Very Large Array of radio telescopes. The search for alien technosignatures has dramatically expanded, thanks to a new experiment involving an ...

The project was called SETI@home. The hope was that with the power of millions of computers, researchers could comb through radio signals hitting Earth from outer space to find a hint of something ...

The event — organized by SETI, a nonprofit organization with a mission to search for extraterrestrial intelligence and explore the origin of life in the universe — straddles the line between ...

But it is only recently that we’ve had an actual chance of finding out, with initiatives such as Seti (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) using radio telescopes to actively listen for ...

Humpback whale "conversations" provide valuable insight on how humans may one day communicate with life beyond Earth. Researchers from the SETI Institute, University of California Davis and the ...

For comparison, SETI (which stands for Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) typically looks for alien signals in the 1,420 MHz hydrogen emission frequency. In fact, low frequencies are ...