SETI at FAST in China
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| author | Zhang, Tong-Jie Huang, Bo-Lun Li, Jian-Kang Tao, Zhen-Zhao Luan, Xiao-Hang Zhang, Zhi-Song Wang, Yu-Chen |
| author_facet | Zhang, Tong-Jie Huang, Bo-Lun Li, Jian-Kang Tao, Zhen-Zhao Luan, Xiao-Hang Zhang, Zhi-Song Wang, Yu-Chen |
| contents | Since the commencement of the first SETI observation in 2019, China's Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence program has garnered momentum through domestic support and international collaborations. Several observations targeting exoplanets and nearby stars have been conducted with the FAST. In 2023, the introduction of the Far Neighbour Project(FNP) marks a substantial leap forward, driven by the remarkable sensitivity of the FAST telescope and some of the novel observational techniques. The FNP seeks to methodically detect technosignatures from celestial bodies, including nearby stars, exoplanetary systems, Milky Way globular clusters, and more. This paper provides an overview of the progress achieved by SETI in China and offers insights into the distinct phases comprising the FNP. Additionally, it underscores the significance of this project's advancement and its potential contributions to the field. |
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| spellingShingle | SETI at FAST in China Zhang, Tong-Jie Huang, Bo-Lun Li, Jian-Kang Tao, Zhen-Zhao Luan, Xiao-Hang Zhang, Zhi-Song Wang, Yu-Chen Earth and Planetary Astrophysics Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics Since the commencement of the first SETI observation in 2019, China's Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence program has garnered momentum through domestic support and international collaborations. Several observations targeting exoplanets and nearby stars have been conducted with the FAST. In 2023, the introduction of the Far Neighbour Project(FNP) marks a substantial leap forward, driven by the remarkable sensitivity of the FAST telescope and some of the novel observational techniques. The FNP seeks to methodically detect technosignatures from celestial bodies, including nearby stars, exoplanetary systems, Milky Way globular clusters, and more. This paper provides an overview of the progress achieved by SETI in China and offers insights into the distinct phases comprising the FNP. Additionally, it underscores the significance of this project's advancement and its potential contributions to the field. |
| title | SETI at FAST in China |
| topic | Earth and Planetary Astrophysics Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.16847 |