SETI astronomers from the University of California at Berkeley have published the first observations of their search for intelligentsignals from the direction of NASA's Kepler space telescope discovered potentially habitable planets beyond the solar system.
Although the SETI astronomers are very sure that it is these signals to said interference, "but see this the way we imaginesignals from an extraterrestrial technology, probably very similar. They very distinguished close frequencies as close as thiswould not be likely generated by astrophysical phenomena Moreover, the frequency shifts over time -. exactly as we might expect due to the Doppler effect, which is caused by the relative movement of the transmission source to the receiving radio telescope.
Although the SETI astronomers are very sure that it is these signals to said interference, "but see this the way we imaginesignals from an extraterrestrial technology, probably very similar. They very distinguished close frequencies as close as thiswould not be likely generated by astrophysical phenomena Moreover, the frequency shifts over time -. exactly as we might expect due to the Doppler effect, which is caused by the relative movement of the transmission source to the receiving radio telescope.
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