Have you ever been into space, in a research submarine, or been a part of a remote polar research base? Whether it’s exploring the depths of our oceans or reaching […]
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What Is Life – and How Do We Search for It in Other Worlds?
I need a “tricorder”—the convenient, hand-held device featured on Star Trek that can detect life forms even from orbit. Unfortunately, we don’t have a clue how a tricorder might work, since life […]
Major Milestone For Detecting Life On Mars
“To detect life on Mars, we have to devise instruments to recognize it and design them in such a way to get them to the Red Planet most efficiently,” said […]
Study May Cast Doubt on Some 1996 NASA Evidence of Past Life on Mars
The scientific debate over whether a meteorite contains evidence of past life on Mars continues to intensify, with colleagues of the team that announced the possibility in 1996 revealing new […]
Astrobiology Science Conference (AbSciCon) 2004
Welcome to the third Astrobiology Science Conference! Astrobiology is a novel approach to the scientific study of the living universe. It seeks to understand the origin and evolution of life […]
NASA Mars Terraforming Debate to be held at Astrobiology Conference
A group of science fiction writers, academic luminaries and NASA scientists will hold a lively debate about terraforming Mars at NASA Ames Research Center on March 30, 2004.
Astrobiology Stars to Shine at NASA Conference
NASA will present a series of public talks about astrobiology on Sunday, March 28. Astrobiology is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution and future of life in the universe.
Astrobiology Science Conference 2004 Call for Papers
It is with great pleasure and anticipation that we announce the call for abstracts forAstrobiology Science Conference 2004. The meeting is the third to be held at the NASA Research […]
Keith Cowing’s Devon Island Journal 26 August 2003: Home +30
I was gone a month. I’ve been back for a month. Last year, the return to civilization from Devon Island – Mars on Earth – was quite an unexpected shock. […]
Astrobiology News 19 August 2003
A New Family of Planets ? “Ocean Planets”, arXiv.org
