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Hat Creek Observatory, California, October 24, 2015 For five days now, all the Allen Array dishes have been pointed towards KIS 8462852, trying to pick up traces of alien intelligence, for example, radio waves left by spaceships. The SETI Institute kept the details of the operation secret.
SETI Institute Headquarters, California November 6, 2015 “History tells us that we have been wrong every time we have attributed a phenomenon to the existence of aliens. But this star was still worth checking,” SETI senior astronomer Seth Shostak reported on the failure.
In December, “Star Wars” was shown in cinemas again, in November the US Congress allowed the extraction of minerals from asteroids, and in July Yuri Milner invested $100 million in the search for alien intelligence, part of which astronomers will spend on an ultra-sensitive telescope so that next year they can again listen to signals from KIS 8462852. Humanity is again going crazy about space.