Siri Paye and Saturn’s moon, Enceladus, share a significant life component!
The analogies between Earth and other habitable planets or moons can help us take steps further into Astrobiology.
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Genetics in the Spotlight: Perspectives from a Scientist and Communicator Dr. Alex Dainis
It doesn’t serve the public, it doesn’t serve the science.~ Dr Alex
Infectious diseases in microgravity: Space research’s novel approaches
In microgravity, the behavior of microorganisms can be significantly different than on Earth due to the absence of gravity.
How NASA keeps astronauts healthy
Since the ISS is a closed environment, astronauts are at risk of developing illnesses that could spread rapidly throughout the crew.
History of space exploration
The Sumerians, the Aztecs, and about every known civilization had their own stories on space travel.
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.
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.
How astronomy influences meteorology and the weather
This blog discusses the effects of astronomy on meteorology, explaining how solar and lunar eclipses, planetary movements, and other factors impact the climate.
AN ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY OF BARIUM IN THE ATMOSPHERE OF AN EXOPLANET
Recently, astronomers studied, the WASP-76 and WASP-121b and found the heaviest element- Barium, ever discovered in any exoplanet’s atmosphere.