Comments:715 exoplanets discovered by Kepler telescope
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| These planets in habitable zone (or more %) | 1 | 06:28, 19 April 2014 |
It is interesting, do/did we receive any electro-magnetic emission (signals of civilization) from these newly discovered planets?
If we did, it's a very well-kept secret.
However, not necessarily a good indicator. Look at the evolution of our use of the electromagnetic spectrum for communications; we're less that 100 years from the first transmissions that might be detectable across interstellar space; we've refined our use of such communications to be more-directed, less broadcast; and, we're switching to encryption which will just look like "background noise".