The American Indian Culture and Research Journal’s special issue “Settler Science, Alien Contact, and Searches for Intelligence” explores the importance of indigenous and interdisciplinary perspectives in SETI and space sciences.
New research models how megastructures such as Dyson Spheres can influence the properties of their host star.
Today’s classic paper from 1959 was the first SETI publication. We explore the field’s origins and current status.
What do chemistry labs, aliens, and molecular building blocks have in common? Learn all about it at Dr. Karin Öberg’s LAD Plenary lecture at #AAS238!
Could smectite clays be a window to bygone biota on Mars? Today’s authors reveal clues from the driest desert on Earth that strengthen the case for examining clays on Mars.
Many present and near-future technologies can enable refined searches for so-called technosignatures, potentially providing evidence of extraterrestrial life in the universe.