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How Could Non-Radio Technosignatures Reveal Extraterrestrial Intelligence?
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How Could Non-Radio Technosignatures Reveal Extraterrestrial Intelligence?
Frank Drake’s Project Ozma began in 1960 with a radio telescope at Green Bank, West Virginia, and set the public image of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) as a listening exercise. Radio made scientific sense. It could cross interstellar distances, pass through much of the interstellar medium, carry narrowband artificial-looking patterns, and use technology already available to astronomers and communications engineers. That leg…
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