The telescope has been spreading the distant sky radio-bait

A group of international research analysts (SETI = Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence) has detected an interesting radio signal that is coming from our star system.

This signal was adopted on May 15, 2015 in Russia via the RATA-600 telescope and it appears to be coming from a star of 95 light-years from HD 16495. The researcher has been trying to follow this code for the last 15 months, but no sound response was found.

HD 164595 is surrounded by a nebulous wave of warm air circulation. Its mass is 16 times greater than the Earth, and its orbit has a circular diameter of 40 days, so it is extremely hot compared to life consuming. The signal received by the radio is very powerful, which indicates artificial transmission and this mechanical error is likely to occur only once in 5000 times.

These information is so rosy, but that does not mean that it is a sign of the cosmic civilization. Such signals can be created in the obstruction of the radio station in the world, or microwave too often creates many confusions in radio telescopes.

Another possible explanation is that the star has acted like a lens to amplify any signal from a distance, and it seems to have been proven from somewhere near the star. Occasionally natural sources may seem to be artificial if we have not seen it before. For example, for the first time when the vibrant neutron star Pulsar was identified, it was named after the small green man.

METI International's President Douglas Vacch said that their team of researchers will soon start monitoring the HD 164595 star. The Boquete Optical SETI Observatory and then Allen Telescope Array will remain in the limelight. However, although there are such observations of SETI projects, some scientists are doubtful about this issue. They were surprised to adopt anonymity about receiving a signal 15 months ago.