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Directed Energy Interstellar Study
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Photonics advances allow Earth to be seen across the universe
Finding aliens may be even easier than previously thought
Science Blog
Photonics advances have major implications for the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Nanotechnology Now
We’ll Leave the Lights on for You
Centauri Dreams
Interstellar Flight in Congressional Report
Space Daily
We’ll Leave the Lights on for You
The Daily Galaxy
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NASA picks eight innovative tech projects to fund for future
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Nasa selects eight technology proposals for future aerospace missions
Next Big Future
Directed Energy laser pushed sail study
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MSNW’s magnetoshell aerobraking system gets in on NASA’s way-out research fund
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Inside the Plan to Send Tiny Probes to Explore Far-away Stars
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Finding aliens may be even easier than previously thought
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NASA funds interstellar flight system, 7 other wild space tech ideas
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Are We About To Send ‘Spacechips’ To The Stars
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Photonics Advances Have Major Implications For Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence
The Atlantic
The Tech From a New Interstellar Mission Could Help Us Find E.T.
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We’ll Leave the Lights On For You
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Research by Cal Poly and UCSB professors part of plan to visit neighboring solar system