According to a Science and Technology Daily report, China’s giant Sky Eye telescope may have detected signs of life beyond planet Earth. However, all publications and reports on the discovery were later deleted.
Sky Eye, the world’s largest radio telescope, has detected narrowband electromagnetic signals that are different from those previously captured, and a team of experts is investigating them further, according to the report, citing Zhang Tonjie, chief scientist of a team. of extraterrestrial civilization research. founded by Beijing Normal University, the National Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the University of California, Berkeley.
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Zhang added that it is very possible that the suspicious signals may be some kind of radio interference and that it requires further investigation.
Although the news was trending on various social networking websites, the reason why the Science and Technology Daily website suppressed the publication is unknown.
Sky Eye, which is 500 meters in diameter and is located in Guizhou Province in southwest China, began an extraterrestrial life search in September 2020. The team detected two sets of suspicious signals on 2020 while processing the data collected the previous year. . In 2022, another suspicious signal was recorded based on data from the observation of exoplanet targets.
China’s large Sky Eye telescope is exceptionally sensitive to the low-frequency radio band and plays a vital role in the search for alien civilizations, Zhang said.
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