Machine learning spots 8 potential technosignatures

Humans have five new leads in the search to find life beyond our solar system. Scientists attempting to address the question, “Are we alone in the universe?” have used a new machine-learning technique to discover eight previously undetected “signals of interest” from around five nearby stars. The team applied an algorithm to previously studied data collected by the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia as part of a campaign run by Breakthrough Listen, a privately funded initiative searching 1 million nearby stars, 100 nearby galaxies and the Milky Way‘s plane…

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Save 27% on the Celestron SkyMaster Pro 20×80 binoculars

The large Celestron SkyMaster Pro 20×80 binoculars are 27% off over at Amazon (opens in new tab) and their size is not just for show. Boasting 80mm wide apertures the binoculars collect all light to deliver bright and detailed images. This comes in handy in low-light conditions. Next, their 20x magnification setting will help you spot a variety of celestial objects in our solar system like the moon and countless stars.  We’ve a fan of Celestron’s large skywatching binoculars and gave four out of five stars to the Celestron SkyMaster…

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Unidentified aerial annoyance: Full disclosure or dubious nonsense?

The coming year will surely see a persistence of debate, discussion and disbelief regarding  anonymous airborne occurrences. Today they are branded as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon (UAP). But perhaps UAP is an off-shoot of “flying saucers” from afar, and once identified, will satisfy those hungry for a governmental confession that over the decades Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) have assaulted our atmospheric, as well as mental airspace. Whatever is at play here, organizations are taking close encounters with weirdness seriously.  What confidently looms ahead is an entire year of UAP and UFO…

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