Chinese scientists may have found evidence of extraterrestrial life

According to a report published by the state-funded Science and Technology Daily, China's huge Sky Eye telescope may have discovered evidence of alien civilizations, which were then apparently erased.

According to Zhang Tonjie, one of the world's leading experts on extraterrestrial life and the leader of an interdisciplinary search team co-founded by Beijing Normal University, the National Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the University of California, Berkeley, Sky Eye detected unique narrow-band electromagnetic signals that differ from prior ones.

It's unclear why the study was suddenly taken down from the Science and Technology Daily, China's government-run science and technology newspaper, though the news had already begun spreading on social network Weibo and had been picked up by other media outlets, including state-owned ones.

In September 2020, China's southwestern Guizhou province's Sky Eye, which has a diameter of 500 meters (1,640 feet), officially began hunting for extraterrestrial life. According to the article, in 2020 while analyzing data gathered in 2019, Zhang discovered two suspicious signals and discovered yet another suspicious signal using exoplanet target observation data.

Zhang was reported to have said that China's Sky Eye is extremely sensitive in the low-frequency radio band and plays a crucial role in searching for extra-terrestrial civilizations. He went on to say that the strange signals might be caused by radio interference, which necessitates further study.

Source: www.bloomberg.com