sideranautae said:
radio scopes pointed skyward.
Which is itself an open question. We have a lot of detection pointed outward because we can't simply go and look firsthand in anything less than years, centuries, or forever. A world settled by a fusion/thruster/jump civilization may not bother except for traffic control. They don't have to be content with watching from afar, and in busier systems the sheer amount of orbital and in-system traffic will make observational astronomy frustrating at best. The big observational astronomy installations will be in the outer system, and will be pointed outward, when they are present at all.