Science
Scientists say coldest 'stars' in Milky Way could actually be giant alien technology harvesting energy
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The two-minute version
The Times of India reports on a study by astrophysicist Amirnezam Amiri suggesting some of the coldest objects listed as stars could instead be Dyson-swarm energy-harvesting structures around red and white dwarfs, identifiable via infrared signatures.
Why it matters
A testable Dyson-swarm hypothesis is legitimate technosignature science, but the framing runs ahead of the evidence. Look for the peer-reviewed paper and independent infrared confirmation.
What supports it · what weakens it
What supports it
- No single factor scored in the strongest band.
What weakens it
- No major weaknesses flagged in the rubric.
The credibility breakdown
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