The scientists' project called "looking for ET" used the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) radio telescope in the Western Australian outback--and the result, the Australian astronomers, found no technological signs of intelligent life in a distant constellation.
She added that although there is still much to learn in finding extraterrestrial life, new technologies such as the MWA telescope are continuously pushing the limits.
"We have to keep looking," she said.
On the other hand, the team also studied the sky in a supernova remnant, located in Vela's Southern constellation, where six known exoplanets are around. But, there are still many exoplanets in the system that scientists have not yet discovered.
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