Astronomers aim to find 'alien TV broadcasts'

US astronomers want to search for alien life by scouring space for extraterrestrial TV broadcasts.

Astronomers aim to find 'alien TV broadcasts'
Mon, 08 Jan, 2007 - 20:37

US astronomers want to search for alien life by scouring space for extraterrestrial TV broadcasts.

The project would use a new radio telescope to look for signs of life from around 1,000 stars.

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