The Allen Telescope Array (ATA) is the first of a new generation of radio telescopes. It is a radical departure from traditional radio telescope design and construction.

Alien megastructures? SETI Institute’s Allen Telescope Array targets weirdly winking star by Alan Boyle on October 19, 2015October 20, 2015 at 5:28 am ...

Space Exploration Cranking Up the Allen Telescope Array News By Seth Shostak published October 6, 2005 ...

SETI's Allen Telescope Array at Hat Creek “was the second radio telescope to detect the afterglow of the BOAT,” an acronym for Brightest Object of All Time, Project Scientist Wael Farah said.

These are serious, legitimate scientists we’re talking about. So the SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute turned its Allen Telescope Array toward KIC 8462852 to find out.

Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Allen Telescope Array Begins Scientific Observations Date: October 12, 2007 Source: SETI Institute Summary: The University of California, Berkeley and the ...

Allen Telescope Array 1 Articles Jill Tarter: Searching For E.T. January 30, 2018 by Dan Maloney 38 Comments ...

Last week at someplace called Hat Creek, Calif., Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen attended the unveiling and activation of the Allen Telescope Array, a planned collection of 350 radio dishes.

The Allen Telescope Array, or ATA, is a series of 42 linked radio-telescope dishes funded by a $30-million gift from Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen.

The search for alien life may be back on -- at least in the short-term. A group established to raise cash to support the Allen Telescope Array -- which shut down in April because of budgetary woes ...

A total of 350 dishes are planned for the Allen Telescope Array, which will allow astronomers to image large portions of the sky in one exposure — and search for extraterrestrial life.

The Allen Telescope Array uses 42 radio dishes to search for radio transmissions from ET. How do we know the system is working? To answer that we point the dishes in the direction of a spacecraft ...