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But if there are 10,000 to several million of them, then the odds of detecting a signal go up as we look at more stars. Of course if there's only a few, then w
by goatlover 9y ago
But if there are 10,000 to several million of them, then the odds of detecting a signal go up as we look at more stars.
Of course if there's only a few, then we might not see any evidence for them. But 10,000 would probably be detectable at some point in our search.