Scientists believe the best way to search is to detect radio signals in space.
Data is collected by the massive Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico and fed to computers around the world, including one at Dartford West. Our computer processes the data and sends it to the University of California at Berkley . In the extremely unlikely event that our computer detects intelligent life, we will be named as a co-discoverer. The program replaces your screen saver and only runs when the computer is unattended. Every few days, it will connect to the Berkley server to upload processed data and download another batch of data.