As this interstellar object approached its closest point to Earth, a massive radio telescope attempted to sniff out a ...

An international team of researchers pointed the largest single-dish radio telescope in the world at 3I/ATLAS.

Astronomers conducted a radio scan of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, finding no credible signs of artificial technology, supporting its natural origin.

Researchers noted that two other teams conducted independent searches of 3I/ATLAS at different frequencies. Neither group detected credible artificial radio signals. Scientists say the findings ...

Scientists used the 100-metre Green Bank Telescope to look for alien signals but detected no radio signals from 3I/ATLAS.

Signals from a distant world have pushed the search for alien life out of science fiction and into the realm of testable ...

Researchers used the Green Bank Telescope to study the interstellar comet and found that it exhibits typical cometary behavior, with no unusual features detected ...

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS showed no signs of alien technology, according to sensitive radio observations conducted by scientists.

With 3I/ATLAS streaking away from our planet, speculation remains as to whether the interstellar comet is alien or not.

A dedicated scan for signs of radio-transmitting technology in interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has come back with absolute ...

When interstellar object 3I/ATLAS was scanned for alien technology, scientists ran the most sensitive search ever attempted.

The cosmos is typically a predictable dance of gravity and orbits, but occasionally, a visitor crashes the party with such ...