Aliens could modify light given off by stars to send hidden messages across ...

Aliens could modify light given off by stars to send hidden messages across ...
Aliens could modify light given off by stars to send hidden messages across ...
Aliens could modify light given off by stars to send hidden messages that would appear like random blinking to others listening in, physicist suggests A physicist from Imperial College London suggests aliens could be using stars to send messages to others across space Extraterrestrials could alter the light given off the star, which would actually be a message However, this altered light would appear like a random blinking to bystanders 

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If advanced extraterrestrial civilizations exist, they could be using stars to secretly communicate with each other in a way that would appear like random blinking lights to others listening in, a new study suggests.

The notion comes from Imperial College London quantum physicist Terry Rudolph, who theorizes 'paranoid' aliens are harnessing the power of entangled photons from various stars to send these hidden messages.

Entangled photons, or quantum entanglement, occur when linked particles of light affect each other no matter how far apart, according to NASA.  

This type of communication 'can be rendered in principle indiscernible to those of us excluded from the conversation,' which, according to the pre-print paper published in arXiv, is why we have yet to find life beyond our own planet.  

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If advanced extraterrestrial civilizations exist in space, they could be using stars to secretly communicate with each other in a way that would appear like random blinking lights to others listening in, a new study suggests

If advanced extraterrestrial civilizations exist in space, they could be using stars to secretly communicate with each other in a way that would appear like random blinking lights to others listening in, a new study suggests

The idea of quantum entanglement is not new, having been dismissed by the

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