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Looking for life beyond Earth? Venus as a potential habitat
Earth-like but incapable of hosting life.
Venus’s atmosphere emits Oxygen and Carbon
Surprising insights into how gases are stripped away from the upper layers of the planet’s atmosphere.
Unusual radio pulses detected from a previously dormant star
Unprecedented behaviour from nearby magnetar.
Scientists unprecedentedly detailed observations of one of the earliest known galaxies
Growth in the early Universe was much faster than first thought.
NASA’s Juno mission calculated the rate of oxygen production at Europa
Enough to keep a million humans breathing for a day.
New link between water and planet formation revealed
Scientists have found water vapour in the disc around a young star exactly where planets may be forming.
Galaxy Mergers unveil the mystery of inexplicable hydrogen emission in early Universe
Astronomers have long been puzzled by the detection of light from hydrogen atoms in the very early universe. According to theory, the abundant Lyman-α...
Meteorite analysis: Earth’s building blocks contained water
Study combines meteorite data with thermodynamic modeling.
Study explores the links between oxygen and detecting alien technology
Is oxygen the cosmic key to alien technology?
A carbon-lite atmosphere could be a sign of habitable planet
The James Webb Space Telescope can detect.
Life on a Saturn moon? Study finds key ingredient for biological building blocks
A joint Harvard-NASA study.
Early Earth’s nitrogen most likely came from meteorites
Icy micrometeorites: Nitrogen transport to earth.