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The Sentinel Network
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THE MISSING BIN: We Said SETI Couldn’t Hear a Probe. We Spent 163 Hours Reprocessing Their Data.

The Sentinel Network says its reprocessing of Breakthrough Listen 3I/ATLAS data found a possible zero-drift blind spot in turboSETI, a cadence-filter failure in its own pipeline, and 111,985 near-resolution-floor hits that it argues remain unchecked. The source says it has not found a signal and frames the issue as an incomplete null search, not a detection.

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  • Source reportedAsserted

    The Sentinel Network argues that turboSETI has a structural blind spot around zero drift based on its reprocessing of Breakthrough Listen 3I/ATLAS data.

    In our pipeline, the cadence filter crashed in every stage.

  • InterpretationAsserted

    The Sentinel Network reports that 111,985 hits appeared at the resolution floor near zero drift and argues that these hits remain unchecked because the cadence filter failed in its reprocessing pipeline.

    111,985 hits sit unchecked at the edge of the gap.

  • Source reportedAsserted

    The Sentinel Network argues that turboSETI’s drift-rate grid does not include an exact zero-drift bin, making the issue structural rather than a parameter setting.

    turboSETI cannot search at zero drift.

  • Source reportedAsserted

    The Sentinel Network claims that the smallest drift rate turboSETI found was plus or minus 0.007289 hertz per second.

    The smallest drift rate it found in the entire dataset was plus or minus 0.007289 hertz per second.

  • Source reportedAsserted

    The Sentinel Network reports that the cadence filter crashed due to a path mismatch in their pipeline.

    The error was a path mismatch.

  • Source reportedAsserted

    The Sentinel Network reports that the maximum difference between the Eubanks and JPL drift-rate predictions was 0.0000005 Hz/s, and interprets that as eliminating its prior orbital-window hypothesis.

    The maximum difference between the two orbits’ drift rate predictions is 0.0000005 hertz per second.

  • InterpretationAsserted

    The Sentinel Network argues that the search that produced the null result was incomplete in three specific ways.

    We are not claiming to have found a signal. We are claiming the search that produced the null result was incomplete in three specific ways.

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May 14, 2026

Publication of The Missing Bin

The Sentinel Network published The Missing Bin.

April 1

Publication of The Narrow Band

The Sentinel Network published The Narrow Band.

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