On a remote Sardinian plateau, a sixty-four-meter radio telescope has spent a decade catching some of the universe's most fleeting and enigmatic signals — Fast Radio Bursts, millisecond pulses of radio energy arriving from hundreds of millions of light-years away. The Sardinia Radio Telescope made history detecting the lowest-frequency FRB ever recorded, a repeating signal from a galaxy in Cassiopeia, and now undergoes technical upgrades before returning to its vigil. In the long human effort to understand what the cosmos is saying, this quiet dish in the mountains represents one of our most p