Researchers writing in Nature this week argue that radio signals are not the most efficient way of alerting an extraterrestrial intelligence to our existence -- and that anyone out there who is trying to send out a similar message is likely to have reached the same conclusion.
The scientists recommend sending, and searching for, an interstellar message in a bottle. NPR's David Kestenbaum reports.
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