'Strange' star pulses detected in search for extraterrestrial intelligence

Scientists have detected unusual pulse signals in nearby stars' light, causing brief fluctuations in brightness. Retired NASA scientist Richard Stanton observed these unexplained pulses in three stars, reducing starlight by about 25% in a fraction of a second. Common explanations like satellites or atmospheric effects have been ruled out. While extraterrestrial activity is considered, experts urge caution. Further research using multiple telescopes is needed to unravel this astronomical mystery.