Scientists believe that, if using a powerful radiation stream, it could help find the Earth faster and quickly visit us.
This giant laser beam allows us to quickly meet with residents of other star systems.
Scientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have presented a project to create giant lasers that will be released into space . This approach, from the point of view of scientists, will allow us to quickly meet with residents of other star systems, with a more developed technical level, Daily Mail said.
Physicists note that the device's capacity will be enough to "penetrate" the space with a distance of 20 thousand light-years.
The 1 to 2 megawatts laser range will "illuminate" the Earth through a 30-meter telescope, "signaling" to the residents of the distant universe as strongly as possible. . The researchers note that with the help of this technology it is possible to establish contact with the living organisms in the region - the star closest to the Sun, around this star forming a number big exoplanets.
The next point that scientists want to "knock on" with lasers will be the area of , the only star in the constellation Aquarius, located 39.5 light-years from the Sun.
