Expanding the search for extraterrestrial life
A team of scientists recently proposed a wider set of criteria for planets that could support life.
A team of scientists recently proposed a wider set of criteria for planets that could support life.
Astronomers in Australia are keeping their fingers crossed in the hopes that Western Australia will be selected as the home of the world’s most powerful radio telescope.
A respected astronomer from Philadelphia is endorsing a New York Times bestselling book about UFOs.
A new book about the search for extraterrestrial life was released this month by Washington Post staff writer Marc Kaufman.
Vatican astronomer Guy Consolmagno recently spoke at Winona State University in Minnesota about science, religion, and how the two work together.
Mainstream science seems to be shifting its view, taking the search for extraterrestrial life more seriously.
An interview with crop circle researcher Colin Andrews by Paola Harris.
London’s Royal Observatory will join the Sci-Fi London film festival in an effort to investigate the existence of extraterrestrial life. They are combining their efforts for an event entitled Life, But As We Know It? that will be held on Thursday, October 14th at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. The festival director explains, “Many people [...]
…not only are scientists interested, they have been the main proponents of this subject since the beginning of modern UFO research.