
Life's Probability Problem
What do we even mean when we talk about the probability of life elsewhere in the cosmos?
Discussion and news about planets, exoplanets, and astrobiology
What do we even mean when we talk about the probability of life elsewhere in the cosmos?
A remarkable new image reveals the teething pains of an entire planetary system
Want some perspective on how much carbon dioxide human activity produces? Here it is
When is a planet a planet? Always, whether it's a hecto-planet or a milli-planet
From accordion genomes to icy flows and binary trans-Neptunian objects
Spurting out molecular hydrogen and water, the icy moon Enceladus looks even tastier in the search for life
An astonishing rendering of 12 years of orbital images brings the planet to life
Human colonization of space would be terrifyingly hard, and that's the best thing about it
What's happening in the universe?
The 7-planet system of TRAPPIST-1 is remarkable in many ways, including its size