Sadly, the visionary radio astronomer Frank Drake recently passed away. When the Breakthrough Listen initiative was announced in 2015, I had the privilege of sitting next to Drake during a banquet dinner preceding a panel discussion about the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI). Drake pioneered radio SETI with Project Ozma in 1960. For the 62 years that have elapsed since then, the SETI effort focused on the search for radio or laser signals from distant civilizations. This traditional SETI approach is equivalent to waiting for a ringtone on our phone. To receive an electromagnetic signal, we need the sender to transmit it exactly a light-travel-time ago with similar communic
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