The odds are miserable and massively against the detection techno-aliens in the newly discovered Kepler-62 system. But like lottery players, we're going to try anyway. Continue reading →
Last week’s announcement of two “super-Earth” type planets sharing the habitable zone around Kepler-62 ratcheted up our optimism that life-bearing planets are all over the galaxy. Continue reading →
The recent Kepler-62 discovery is like "exoplanetary gold" for SETI scientists who are on the hunt for extraterrestrial intelligences. ->
The answer to whether or not we are alone in the universe could be right under our nose, or, more literally, inside every cell in our body. ->
Building a huge radar system to bridge vast interstellar distances may not be such a silly idea. ->
In the Fall of 1967, a small team of radio astronomers came face-to-face with a profound mystery that they didn't want to be true. ->
Research suggests that it is unlikely we'll be attacked by renegade aliens. That's a relief. ->
In an effort to search for intelligent extraterrestrials, SETI astronomers have completed their first "directed" search using Kepler data. ->
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