Extraterrestrial life

A team of researchers believes that fostering communication between whales and humans is crucial for establishing contact with extraterrestrial life.

The space telescope detected the biosignature twice in the atmosphere of the exoplanet, which orbits a red dwarf star in the habitable zone.

New evidence suggests that an ocean of liquid, salty water lies beneath Callisto’s ice.

The 320-gram rock was found in the Sahara Desert and subsequently sold to an American collector.

Searching for life in the universe goes far beyond unidentified anomalous phenomena and flying saucers.

If humans ever come into contact with extraterrestrial life, experiments like this are essential.

As much as we might imagine aliens as an ultra-advanced society, they might not need that much.

Earth’s oceans, continents, and tectonic plates may have much more impact than we thought.

The Earth was already teeming with life 400 million years after its formation.

The material, whose origin remains a mystery, has been analyzed according to scientific standards.