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While watching a video of a coronal mass ejection travel from the sun, it would appear that a solar observatory has discovered a massive alien spacecraft... 
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Astronomers searching for an Earth-like alien planet are getting closer, thanks to recent discoveries by the Kepler space telescope.
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Chris Wilson suggests that the job of active SETI should be to build a monument to our civilisation before humans go extinct...
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Scientists have outlined which moons and planets are most likely to harbour extra-terrestrial life.
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Sydney, Australia (SPX) Nov 22, 2011 - Most scientists think that we are not alone in the universe. Somewhere out there, there must be other intelligent forms of life.
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Sprites often accompany lightning storms, flashing high in the atmosphere -- but could we detect these electrical discharges on other worlds?
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Sydney, Australia (SPX) Nov 22, 2011 -
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Curiosity, the Mars Science Laboratory, will face challenges getting to the cold dusty world and doing science there. MSL is a very different mission from past Red Planet rovers. Here's how they compare.
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Within the next few years, the number of planets discovered in orbits around distant stars will likely reach several thousand or more. But even as our list of these newly discovered "exoplanets" grows ever-longer, the search for life beyond our solar system will likely focus much more narrowly on the relatively few of these new worlds which exhibit the most Earth-like of conditions.
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The Astronomical Observatory of the Autonomous Region of the Aosta Valley (OAVdA) and the INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Torino (INAF-OATo) in 2008 decided to implement and operate the APACHE Project (A Pathway toward the Characterization of Habitable Earths), the first-ever European network of small telescopes devoted to the search for exoplanets in transit around 3,000 bright low-mass stars (M dwarfs) in the solar neighbourhood.
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Story: On August 15, 1977 something unusual happened. The most famous of all SETI candidate signals (it was even mentioned on The X-Files), the Ohio State University "Wow!" signal was detected by a couple of young researchers setting up their equipment in a rented shed. Over 30 years later, after more than 100 follow-on studies, it remains an intriguing unexplained phenomenon.
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Physical evidence for intelligent extraterrestrial life might be right in our backyard.
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Trying to replicate the discovery of the a;lien Monolith on Moon in Space Odyssey:2001, two researchers at Penn State, are asking...
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Nearly all of the alien planet candidates discovered by NASA's Kepler space telescope may end up being real exoplanets, according to a new study.
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International boffins, poring over the results from mighty telescopes both spacegoing and ground-bound, say they have identified at least 16 potentially habitable Earth-like planets orbiting other stars: and at least 30 potentially habitable moons along the lines of the scientifictional Endor and Pandora, orbiting planets in other solar systems.
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Thanks largely to the Kepler space telescope, astronomers have discovered more than 2,000 planets orbiting distant stars — not half bad considering that until recently we knew of only eight planets in the entire universe, all of them in the...
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f you’re designing alien technology, not even the most determined pedant could claim with any authority to know how a real Imperial TIE fighter might look.
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Will the future of space exploration evolve into a hybrid of human and robotic expeditions, one which may change the face of humanity in space? The species that you and all other living human beings on this planet belong to...
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Scientists searching for extraterrestrial life should look beyond Earth-like alien planets to planets that have more extreme, but still habitable, conditions, say researching proposing new planet habitability ratings.
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700 exoplanets have been confirmed, but we are only just glimpsing the tip of the proverbial exoplanetary iceberg.
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Hawkling prefers another possibility: that there are other forms of intelligent life out there, but that we have been overlooked. If we should pick up signals from alien civilizations, Hawking warns,"we should have be wary of answering back, until we have evolved" a bit further. Meeting a more advanced civilization, at our present stage,' Hawking says "might be a bit like the original inhabitants of America meeting Columbus. I don't think they were better off for it."
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A mummified elongated skull found in Peru could finally prove the existence of aliens, the Daily Mail newspaper reported Saturday.
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The "classic" habitable zone is defined as the location around a star where a planet can sustain liquid water -- but this may not be the only life-supporting...
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Russian scientists expect humanity to encounter alien civilizations within the next two decades.
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Explore how aliens might stumble upon our planet -- and how we might spot them first.
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