Finding Oxygen on an Alien World Doesn't Always Mean There's Life There
Oxygen could indicate presence of life on another world, but for red dwarf planets finding oxygen isn’t enough.
Oxygen could indicate presence of life on another world, but for red dwarf planets finding oxygen isn’t enough.
According to new research from MIT, isoprene is another biosignature we should be on the lookout for on exoplanets!
The CARMENES consortium recently discovered a super-Earth just 21 light-years away that will be the perfect test case for exoplanets in the future.
A new study takes a look at possible rainfall patterns on exoplanets, which could help narrow the search for extraterrestrial life in the coming years!
NASA has released images that show the path Perseverance could take through the Jezero crater during its primary mission.
It’s a fair question, isn’t it? What IF Perseverance finds evidence of life on Mars? What will the implications of this be?
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is getting closer and closer to its launch date in 2025. This Hubble-class wide-field infrared telescope is going to help astronomers discover the nature of dark energy, discover planets, and perform large area surveys of the night sky. But even with its power, the telescope will be limited in …
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Meteorites are excellent windows into early solar system formation. Many were formed in the those early days, and unlike rocks on the Earth, most are not affected by billions of years of tectonic activity that wipes away any of their original structure. Recently a team led by Nicolas Dauphas and Justin Hu at the University …
Researchers recently simulated what geological conditions would be like on Super-Earths, and found that a few known exoplanets are worth checking out!
According to new research that looks at MAVEN data, Mars’ larger moon (Phobos) could contain a record of how Mars’ underwent significant climate change.