If alien life forms manipulated stellar bodies for energy harnessing, evidence of such alterations would be nearly indistinguishable from natural phenomena. Gravitational assists could change the rotation or orbit of celestial objects, but these changes might not be detectable post-factum. Theoretical constructs like Dyson spheres, which capture stellar energy, could alter gravitational effects without emitting visible light, complicating detection. Observers might infer the presence of advanced technology by analyzing the orbits of surrounding planets, but definitive proof would remain elusive. Ultimately, distinguishing between natural and engineered cosmic phenomena poses significant challenges.