The scientist suggested that aliens can communicate with the help of "twinkling stars"

According to the quantum physicist Terry Rudolph, who works in the scientific field at Imperial College London, looking at the night sky, we can inadvertently overhear someone else's conversation.

The scientist believes that alien civilizations are able to communicate with each other, changing the characteristics of the light coming from the stars. This is reminiscent of the ancient terrestrial method of communication by means of large bonfires located at a great distance from each other and acting as a kind of smoke-based signal system.

Rudolf claims that such a principle is technically possible on a cosmic scale, if civilizations are able to use entangled photons from various stars. We can perceive it as a random flicker.

Thus, if aliens exist, it is likely that they have evolved to the ability to use starlight for communication and have far outstripped humanity in this matter.