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They have noticed something intriguing coming from the direction of Proxima Centauri.
Ian Waldie / Alamy
Last month, as 2020 drew to a close and we on Earth completed one of our strangest orbits around the sun, news broke that astronomers had picked up a mysterious signal from another star.
Astronomers could tell, from the specific properties of the beam of radio waves, that it wasn’t made by an act of nature, such as a cosmic explosion. The signal coming from the star’s direction was produced by technology.
The signal, known as BLC1, was intriguing, but when news of its detection leaked to
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if you have liquid water that indicates that there s a water system in place and possibly even something like weather and so that would be a very very important step toward saying ok possibly there s life is that that s my next question is is it possible to have human life there well. 1st of all interstellar travel is a long we re a long way away from making that happen but say that one day in the far distant future we actually did manage to travel out into the universe and start to try to populate other planets this probably wouldn t be one of the planets that we would want to go to simply because of the fact that it s 9 times more massive than the earth as the gravity would be absolutely crushing that said however it doesn t mean necessarily that other forms of life might not have evolved there already very interesting stuff there dark williams from d.w. science thank you to baseball now and the european championships taking place here in germany the hosts are up against italy in the
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