Problems involving interstellar communication
It would take centuries for establishing the first contact, as far as the math is concerned.
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Geology and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Scientists believe that before 4 billion years ago, the earth’s surface has melted in the final stage of its creation.
Probing into the Atmospheres of Exoplanets with Dr. Munazza K. Alam
With Hubble, we were observing at optical wavelengths and with JWST we have access to the infrared. We also have higher resolution, higher precision, and higher telescope stability. So the data quality is much better than before!
Fermi Paradox— A scary realization
The Fermi Paradox gives us the most reasonable and sound theories regarding the existence of Alien life.
Detecting alien life in the solar system— A talk with Dr. Nozair Khwaja
There are billions of stars and galaxies, thus expanding the potential to search for life.
The Galactic Traveler
The Space transport vehicle is now approaching the planet Xenon, distant from our Earth as
Astrobiology: Microscopic life on a macroscopic scale
Microbiologists have spent the decades to study extremophiles, to find out the origin of life on Earth.
Why pollution increases in winter
The lower level of precipitation means there just isn’t enough rain to wash away the pollutants.
NASA’s research program on UFOs
NASA has undertaken an initiative to study the Unidentified Ariel Phenomenon (UAPs) from a scientific perspective.
Finding extraterrestrial life: Are we ready enough?
Since the advent of our collective consciousness, we have been quenching our curiosities through explorations of our surroundings.