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Investigative science fiction
In 1977, a signal appeared for 72 seconds.
Forty-nine years later, Henrique tries to prove it means nothing.
The pattern refuses to disappear.
A novel by Alex Jr. Kich inspired by the real mystery of the Wow! signal.

Fragments of the first pages. No sound, only what is on screen.
In Santa Maria, Brazil, Henrique uses the Wow! signal recorded in 1977 to test ARGOS, a system built to find patterns in imperfect data. He expects an error. Instead, he finds a pattern that survives every attempt to dismiss it.
But correlation is not proof — and separating coincidence from evidence begins to exact a human cost.
The story and book details →
Ten books. One thread runs through all of them. Where it ends is not yet known.




Receiving the answer before the question does not make the choice any easier.

Perhaps silence is only an answer we have not yet learned to hear.



First the stars disappear. Then the people. The worst part is when no one notices they are missing.



SIGNAL/NOISE began as a story about an impossible signal. Now the signal is crossing the real world.
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What we know.
What we do not know.
What we have yet to find.
In the public archive, documents, testimony and hypotheses stay separate from fiction. “Unidentified” does not mean “extraterrestrial”.