SETI projects looking for extraterrestrial intelligence have covered vastly more targets than scientists previously estimated across the Milky Way and its 100 billion stars. Researchers tracking radio emissions often quote incomplete coverage when addressing the absence of alien contact. University of Manchester doctoral student Louisa Mason analyzed astronomical data with the Besançon Galactic Model to [...]
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SETI projects looking for extraterrestrial intelligence have covered vastly more targets than scientists previously estimated across the Milky Way and its 100 billion stars. Researchers tracking radio emissions often quote incomplete coverage when addressing the absence of alien contact. University of Manchester doctoral student Louisa Mason analyzed astronomical data with the Besançon Galactic Model to [...]