Nov. 4, 2026, 7 – 8 p.m. Where Kuiper Space Sciences, Room 308 and Zoom Dr. Dante Lauretta Regents Professor, Department of Planetary Sciences Director, Arizona Astrobiology Center University of […]
We’re teaming up with NPR ShortWave for a live podcast recording in Washington, D.C.! Hear from leading Carnegie Science researchers, including astrophysicist Madeleine McKenzie, biogeochemist and microbial ecologist Emily Zakem, […]
The Hayabusa Symposium 2026 brings together researchers studying extraterrestrial samples, focusing on Hayabusa, Hayabusa2, OSIRIS-REx, upcoming MMX, and the other future missions like NGSR. With Ryugu and Bennu samples now […]
Hosted by The Venetian Institute of Sciences, Letters and Arts in association with The Interstellar Research Group and The International Academy of Astronautics. The aim is to bring together a […]
AGU’s annual meeting, the largest gathering of Earth and space scientists, convenes 25,000+ attendees from 100+ countries to share research, connect, collaborate, and inspire one another. Discover “Where Science Connects” […]
How did the building blocks of life come into existence, and what do they tell us about the origins of our Solar System? Join us on Tuesday 8 December for […]
The 249th AAS meeting (joint with the Historical Astronomy Division) will be held 10–14 January 2027 in Salt Lake City at the Salt Palace Convention Center.
This conference celebrates the achievements of the MWGaiaDN Doctoral Network, which features PhD projects focused on the science that can be extracted from Gaia DR3 and Gaia DR4. Topics covered are the Milky Way as a galaxy, stars and planets, and Active Galactic Nuclei in the context of reference frames. MWGaiaDN projects also look towards […]
Introduction How Life began on Earth? This intriguing question is of capital importance for modern science. From the most recent exploratory missions to ancient philosophy, this fascinating question is puzzling […]
As Earth orbits the Sun, the Solar System itself revolves around the center of the Milky Way, moving through a continuously changing Galactic environment. In addition to its mean orbital motion, the Solar System has a peculiar velocity relative to the surrounding gas and stars, causing it to traverse different regions of the interstellar medium […]
