The data scrolled across three monitors in the basement of the Goddard Space Flight Center, and Jamie Costa watched it the way he watched everything else in his life: with a quiet, almost painful attention to detail that nobody ever thanked him for.
His job title was Data Analyst, Level 2. This meant he was above the interns but below anyone who had a PhD that mattered. His actual work was to run automated scripts that filtered through the radio telescope data from the Square Kilometre Array, flagging anything that might be a signal—a pulsar, a quasar, a glitch in the equipment, anything that wasn't just the static of an indifferent...
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