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What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?8 comments

rachieadventures wrote 4 days ago: When was the last time anyone asked you what you wanted to be when you grew up? For whatever reason … more →

Tags: Dear Diary, Personal Growth, Superman, San Francisco, pale blue dot, Los Angeles, facebook, voyager 1, Paleobiology

What real aliens look like

rdetra wrote 1 week ago:   I am amused by astrophysicists playing the role of biologists. It is true we are all made up of th … more →

Tags: aliens, Movies, Science Fiction, astrophysicists, humanoids

Life on Earth = SETI Succeeded; Before We Were Human1 comment

organelle wrote 1 week ago: If an alien intelligence (or collective) wanted to contact human cultures or minds, I suggest that t … more →

Tags: Biocognitive Hyperstructures, Cognitive Activism, free energy, Paranormal, UFOs, AI, alien intelligence, aliens, Anthropology

Cassini Finds Hints Of Activity At Saturn Moon Dione

George Arnold wrote 2 weeks ago: Image credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute From a distance, most of the Saturnian moon Dione res … more →

Tags: astronomy, Solar System, spaceflight, Saturn, Cassini, General Astronomy, unmanned spaceflight, Space, News

New ET Detection Method Leads To Quest For World's Largest Telescope

George Arnold wrote 2 weeks ago: Until recently, one of the ultimate mysteries of the universe — how many civilizations may exi … more →

Tags: astronomy, Exoplanets, General Astronomy, Astronomy (2), exobiology, exoplanets, Nature, News, Science

Sifting Through The Atmospheres Of Far-off Worlds

George Arnold wrote 4 weeks ago: Gone are the days of being able to count the number of known planets on your fingers. Today, there a … more →

Tags: astronomy, General Astronomy, Space, News, Nature, Astronomy (2), Science, exoplanets, Telescopes

NASA Curiosity Rover Team Selects Second Drilling Target On Mars

George Arnold wrote 1 month ago: The team operating NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has selected a second target rock for drilling … more →

Tags: astronomy, Solar System, NASA (National Aeronautics & Space Administration), spaceflight, Mars, Agencies & Organisations, General Astronomy, unmanned spaceflight, Curiosity

Looking For Life By The Light Of Dying Stars

George Arnold wrote 1 month ago: Because it has no source of energy, a dead star — known as a white dwarf — will eventually cool down … more →

Tags: astronomy, Exoplanets, Astrophysics, General Astronomy, Stars, Space, Nature, Astronomy (2), Science

Universality Of Circular Polarization In Star- And Planet-Forming Regions: Implications For The Origin Of Homochirality Of Life

George Arnold wrote 1 month ago: A research team with Jungmi KWON (GUAS/NAOJ) has performed deep imaging linear and circular polarime … more →

Tags: astronomy, Exoplanets, Astrophysics, General Astronomy, Star & Solar System Formation, Stars, Space, News, Nature

Has Kepler Found Ideal SETI-Target Planets?

George Arnold wrote 1 month ago: NASA’s Kepler mission has discovered a new planetary system that is home to five small planets … more →

Tags: astronomy, Exoplanets, NASA (National Aeronautics & Space Administration), Agencies & Organisations, General Astronomy, Space, News, Nature, Astronomy (2)

NASA Team Investigates Complex Chemistry At Titan

George Arnold wrote 2 months ago: Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute A laboratory experiment at NASA’s Jet P … more →

Tags: astronomy, Solar System, NASA (National Aeronautics & Space Administration), Saturn, Astrophysics, Agencies & Organisations, General Astronomy, Space, News

ExoMars: ESA And Roscosmos Set For Mars Missions

George Arnold wrote 3 months ago: ESA and the Russian federal space agency, Roscosmos, have signed a formal agreement to work in partn … more →

Tags: astronomy, Solar System, spaceflight, Mars, Agencies & Organisations, General Astronomy, unmanned spaceflight, ROSCOSMOS (Russian Federal Space Agency, Space

NASA Rover Finds Conditions Once Suited For Ancient Life On Mars

George Arnold wrote 3 months ago: An analysis of a rock sample collected by NASA’s Curiosity rover shows ancient Mars could have … more →

Tags: astronomy, Solar System, NASA (National Aeronautics & Space Administration), spaceflight, Mars, Agencies & Organisations, General Astronomy, unmanned spaceflight, Curiosity

Groundwater-Fed Martian Lake Could Contain Clues To A Subsurface Biosphere

George Arnold wrote 4 months ago: Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of Arizona The subsurface environment on Mars may hold clues to … more →

Tags: Solar System, spaceflight, Mars, General Astronomy, unmanned spaceflight, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Space, News, Nature

The search for extremophiles1 comment

faradaysheadache wrote 6 months ago: Extremophile – n. – A microbe that lives in an environment one thought to be uninhabitab … more →

Tags: astronomy, Biology, Science, Lake Ellsworth, Astrobiology, British Antarctic Survey

Did Curiosity find a fossil on Mars?2 comments

subodai213 wrote 6 months ago: It is 1 Dec 2012. Last week, NASA said that Curiosity had found ‘something for the history boo … more →

Tags: Science, Fossils on mars ?, Predictions, NASA, astronomy, Life on Other Planets, EXOGEOLOGY, Paleontology, Curiosity Rover

Can Life Emerge On Planets Around Cooling Stars?

George Arnold wrote 6 months ago: Astronomers find planets in strange places and wonder if they might support life. One such place wou … more →

Tags: astronomy, Exoplanets, Astrophysics, General Astronomy, white dwarves, Space, News, Nature, Astronomy (2)

Life Found on Mars?

Bob Mahoney wrote 6 months ago: NPR reports that the Mars Science Laboratory Team working on a soil sample collected by the rover Cu … more →

Tags: Posts, Extraterrestrial life, Mars

Here's a factual Halloween treat for you all! ^_^

Paul Salahuddin Armstrong wrote 7 months ago: www.starchildproject.com … more →

Tags: Video, News, Science, Research, Extraterrestrials, Mystery, Genetics, Life, UFO


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