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Furqan
Furqan posted a blog entry
Titan’s "Earthscape" - A New Look at Saturn’s Moon
Saturn's Titan has been considered a “unique world in the solar system” since 1908 when, the Spanish astronomer, José...
 
Furqan
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The Invisible Universe - Google on Dark Matter
CalTech's Sean Carroll at Google shows that the kind of matter with which we are familiar -- atoms and molecules, and indeed...
 
Furqan
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We Should Have Known!
Image Credit: Our Thanks to Gizmodo.com
 
Wayne Smallman
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Most Earth-Like Extrasolar Planet Found Right Next Door
Meet GJ 1214b, the most Earth-like planet ever found outside our solar system.
 
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Indian scientists detect signs of life on Moon - dnaindia.com
Bangalore: Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) are on the brink of a path-breaking discovery. They may have found signs of life in some form or the other on the Moon.They believe so because scientific instruments on India's...
 
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Is Biological Life the Source of Martian Methane? [Mars]
Are signs of life on Mars floating in the atmosphere? Scientists have been searching for the source of methane on Mars, and their search has put them on the hunt for methane-producing microorganisms. Scientists studying the Red Planet have developed a...
 
<em>alvinwriter</em>
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Vatican Unites with Science to Search for Life Beyond Earth
The Vatican has admitted mistakes to science in the past. The most well-known is what it did to Galileo and other men of...
 
Todd
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Overcoming Bias : Pondering Panspermia
Astrobiology, International Journal of Astrobiology, and Origins of Life.  In the process I’ve become converted to a more expansive version panspermia – life here probably originated outside our solar system. I’ve also learned: panspermia is no...
 
Greg
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it’s a comet! it’s a meteor! no, it’s a piece of rna!
What do you get when you take pyrimidine molecules, freeze them in a vacuum to -340°F, then expose them to ultraviolet...
 
Greg
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how not to approach astrobiology
Normally, when it comes to the concept of panspermia, I’d like to call myself open-minded. Having alien bugs or bacteria...
 
Greg
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for ufologists, hope springs eternal
Quick question to whom it may concern. Why would any publication hire someone who claims to be an expert in a discipline that...
 
bluepanjeet
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Beliefs in UFO not against Catholic Faith
Now you don’t have to be afraid if you believe in Elvis or not. Father Jose Gabriel Funes, director of the Vatican...
 
<em>renagonc</em>
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What We Still Don't Know? (2004) | CosmoLearning Astronomy
What We Still Don't Know? (2004), with Royal Astronomer Sir Martin Rees.
 
<em>metapsyche</em>
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Poetic Planetary Exploration: The Swamps of Sleethe
Today, I indulged the child in me by exploring other Worlds with child-like eyes through poetry. With bite-sized Exo-poems from...
 
Hokai
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New theory suggests that we may not be alone after all
Astrophysicist Brandon Carter's long-standing argument against finding intelligent extraterrestrial life has been roundly challenged by a team of Serbian researchers led by Milan Ćirković.Carter's theory assumed set timescales for two processes: the...
 
jeremy.lyon35
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Are we alone?
Transhumanist blogger George Dvorsky points to a debate between astrophysicist Brandon Carter and a team of Serbian...
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