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A radio web scan showed there's no evidence of alien tech on this interstellar comet. This comet, when it was coming through, there was a couple of schools I thought about some scientists on one side were automatically thinking it was a comet or something very similar to it. And then there was a few others on the other side, particularly heavy load from Harvard. I was thinking that it was probably some remnant of alien technology, astronomy. The SETI Institute, search for extraterrestrial intelligence, reported on lenity that radio scans by its telescope in northern California, so on the web and civilian technology on the center's solar object, the IELA. The interstellar object was discovered last summer as it traveled to a part of the Glax neighborhood. Most scientists identified it as a comet that would end up here as part of some other star system. However, there were other scientists I mentioned that thought it might be associated with it.