Alien life Life in the universe may be way more common than we thought by Fermin Koop September 18, 2021
Alien life “Impact gardening” on Jupiter’s satellite Europa shows we need to dig deep for signs of alien life by Mihai Andrei July 13, 2021
Alien life Methane on Enceladus could be a sign of Earth-like hydrothermal vents, including microbes by Mihai Andrei July 9, 2021
Alien life Nearby Super-Earth could be perfect for atmospheric investigation by Rob Lea March 4, 2021
Alien life Water stripped from Mars’ upper atmosphere may explain how it became a barren Red Planet by Rob Lea November 12, 2020
Alien life Stellar flares can strip away the atmosphere of planets, make them less habitable by Rob Lea November 9, 2020
Alien life A scientist claims there are insects on Mars. He’s probably wrong by Fermin Koop November 20, 2019
Alien life Could snowball planets still host life? This study claims so by Mihai Andrei August 5, 2019
Alien life How scientists are looking for signs of ancient life on Mars by Mihai Andrei July 30, 2019
Alien life Nuclear-powered ‘tunnelbot’ could probe the depths of Europa’s oceans by Alexandru Micu December 17, 2018
Alien life Earth’s green history may help scientists spot plant life on alien planets by Alexandru Micu September 25, 2018
Alien life It Is Possible Jupiter Could Support Life, Scientists Say by John Tuttle September 17, 2018
![An artist's conception of HD 209458 b, an exoplanet whose atmosphere is being torn off at more than 35,000 km/hour by the radiation of its close-by parent star. This hot Jupiter was the first alien world discovered via the transit method, and the first planet to have its atmosphere studied. [NASA/European Space Agency/Alfred Vidal-Madjar (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris, CNRS)]](https://cdn.zmescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/247271_web-1-360x180.jpg)
