#AlienLife

A new study identifies the transitional point in the solar cycle when orbital decay accelerates — giving satellite operators and debris trackers a clearer picture.

A surge in rocket launches is filling orbit with satellites built from tougher, more heat-resistant materials — and when they fall back to Earth, they aren't always burning up the way we expect.

Despite decades-long searches, we have not yet found signs of extraterrestrial life. Is there value in finding nothing?

The new international award honoring leadership in protecting life on Earth will be presented during STARMUS VIII – The Search for Truth, taking place Oct. 17–22, 2026, in Tenerife and La Palma, Canary Islands.

New analysis of ALMA observations of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS show its water carries a chemical signature pointing to a colder, more distant origin than any comet ever measured.

Without our satellite, Earth’s geology, biology, and climate — even human philosophy — would be vastly different.

Are we alone? New observatories and AI are poised to turbocharge the hunt for intelligent life elsewhere in our galaxy.

Finding molecules in places we will never visit is no simple task. Vetting and sometimes correcting such observations is a continual process.

During the movie, Project Hail Mary's Ryland Grace develops traits essential to success in high-stakes, uncertain situations.