<p>If those data were available to the public, the <a href="http://seti.berkeley.edu/opendata" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Breakthrough Listen Open Data Archive</a> would most likely have them.
Queries there currently return no 982 MHz data for any sources, and &quot;PROXCEN&quot; data only at 3009 and 3094 MHz from 2017-18.
This <a href="https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/alien-hunters-discover-mysterious-signal-from-proxima-centauri/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Scientific American article</a> mentions work in progress by Sheikh et al.; they may have dibs on the 982 MHz data from 2019 until they publish their paper.</p>

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<p>In April-May 2019, the Parkes radio telescope, in Australia, <a href="https://seti.org/signal-proxima-centauri" rel="noreferrer">received</a> a weird <a href="https://seti.org/did-proxima-centauri-just-call-say-hello-not-really" rel="noreferrer">signal</a> while surveying Proxima Centauri. Is this signal available, ideally in some digitalized form? Where could I download it?</p>

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Is the SETI's `needle-sharp at 982.002 megahertz` signal accessible?
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# Is the SETI's `needle-sharp at 982.002 megahertz` signal accessible?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-12-30)

In April-May 2019, the Parkes radio telescope, in Australia, [received](https://seti.org/signal-proxima-centauri) a weird [signal](https://seti.org/did-proxima-centauri-just-call-say-hello-not-really) while surveying Proxima Centauri. Is this signal available, ideally in some digitalized form? Where could I download it?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2021-01-11. Score: 1

If those data were available to the public, the [Breakthrough Listen Open Data Archive](http://seti.berkeley.edu/opendata) would most likely have them.
Queries there currently return no 982 MHz data for any sources, and "PROXCEN" data only at 3009 and 3094 MHz from 2017-18.
This [Scientific American article](https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/alien-hunters-discover-mysterious-signal-from-proxima-centauri/) mentions work in progress by Sheikh et al.; they may have dibs on the 982 MHz data from 2019 until they publish their paper.


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