2014年1月8日 · The goal of the Galileo Project is to bring the search for extraterrestrial technological signatures of Extraterrestrial Technological Civilizations (ETCs) from accidental or anecdotal observations and legends to the mainstream of transparent, validated and systematic scientific research. This project is complementary to traditional SETI, in ...

The Galileo Project is the first systematic scientific research program in search for potential artifacts or remnants of extraterrestrial technological civilizations or potentially active equipment near Earth.

The goal of the Galileo Project is to bring the search for extraterrestrial technological signatures of Extraterrestrial Technological Civilizations (ETCs) from accidental or anecdotal observations and legends to the mainstream of transparent, validated and systematic scientific research.

2022年1月26日 · The Galileo Project will seek to detect and characterize anomalous interstellar objects (ISOs) by analyzing data from astronomical and atmospheric surveys and proposing space-based programs for observing ISOs, in order to understand their origin and nature.

2022年8月1日 · The Galileo Project (Loeb, 2021a) is a scienti¯c search program for potential astro-archeological artifacts or remnants of extraterrestrial technologi-cal civilizations (ETCs), or potentially active ex-traterrestrial equipment near Earth. We co-founded the Project in July 2021. The Project's name was inspired by Galileo Galilei's legacy of ¯nding

The Galileo Project is the first systematic scientific research program in the search for potential astro-archaeological artifacts or remnants of extraterrestrial technological civilizations (ETCs) or potentially active equipment near Earth.

The Galileo Project takes a "big tent" approach to problem solving, drawing upon the scientific, engineering and humanities expertise of a large community.

The Galileo Project Daring to look through new telescopes. HEAD: Professor Avi Loeb, Harvard Astronomy Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian Contact

The Galileo Project follows three major avenues of research: Obtain High-resolution, Multi-detector UAP Images, Discover their Nature : A picture is worth a thousand words.

CAMBRIDGE, MA — May 24, 2023 — The Galileo Project at Harvard University today announced the online publication of its first seven scientific papers, to be printed in an upcoming special issue of the Journal of Astronomical Instrumentation. An eighth accepted paper is in press, to be published soon.