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3 August 2001 Optical SETI in Australia
Ragbir Bhathal
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Abstract
This paper discusses and describes one of the new optical search strategies that have come on-line in the last few years. Armed with a $DLR250,000 optical SETI observatory built mainly through private sector funds and other off- campus telescopes the OZ OSETI Project is searching for very fast optical pulses beamed at planet Earth by Extraterrestrial Intelligence civilizations which have surpassed the radio threshold. The search has initially concentrated on southern circumpolar stars and globular clusters.
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Ragbir Bhathal "Optical SETI in Australia", Proc. SPIE 4273, The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) in the Optical Spectrum III, (3 August 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.435368
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KEYWORDS
Radio optics

Stars

Telescopes

Observatories

Signal detection

Sensors

RF communications

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