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<p>signal from the direction of <a href="page.php?w=HD164595">HD164595</a>.  More specifically, the signal intensity rose and fell as the telescope panned past in a way that closely matched what would be expected for a distant source.  Since the short wavelength (2.7&nbsp;cm, or 11&nbsp;GHz, in the <a href="page.php?w=X_band">X band</a>) is unusual for a natural source of that power, after the researchers announced the signal in late August 2016 (in the form of a request for follow-up observations) there was a flurry of excitement that it might</p><p>
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