For more than two decades, millions of volunteers turned their home computers into a planet-scale telescope, donating idle processing power to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence through SETI@home. That effort ended in 2020—but the data never stopped speaking. Now, UC Berkeley scientists have taken a fresh, rigorous look at the vast SETI@home archive and identified around 100 intriguing signals that warrant closer scrutiny. In this SETI Live, host Beth Johnson is joined by Eric Korpela

Humanity is heading back to the Moon—and Artemis II is the mission that makes it real. In this SETI Live, host Simon Steel is joined by Dr. Caitlin Ahrens, assistant research scientist at NASA Goddard, to explore how Artemis II will prepare the way for future astronaut missions. Artemis II isn’t landing on the Moon—but it is laying the groundwork. From mapping the lunar environment to understanding how radiation, extreme cold, and surface conditions affect both spacecraft and humans, this missio

Seth Shostak, Senior Astronomer for the SETI Institute, joins us for this episode - and tells us that we’ll make contact with an intelligent alien civilization by 2035 or sooner… | Bob & Sheri

https://buff.ly/3zCwQlf The SETI Institute frequently appears in news stories due to its essential contributions to space science and exploration. Join us as we delve into the mysteries of holes on Mars, witness the transformative impact of NVIDIA's AI technology on radio astronomy, and uncover new insights into celestial phenomena with the James Webb Space Telescope. | SETI Institute