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The Murchison Widefield Array in Australia conducted a search of more than 1,300 galaxies for extraterrestrial signals.
The team focused on a 30-degree field of view in the constellation of Vela , the Sails , encompassing 2,880 galaxies.
By knowing the galaxies' distances, the duo could place constraints on the power of any transmitters in those galaxies.
The limits we set will guide future studies.
Tremblay and Tingay point out that several powerful radio emitters on Earth , as well as some of our earliest transmissions, are at low frequency.
Given the relative dearth of SETI searches at these low frequencies, there is always the chance of finding something unexpected.
For SETI to succeed, radio searches have to cover a multitude of frequencies.
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