'Earthshine' Could Help Us Find Alien Life
James Bullen
at 11:09 AM March 1 2012James Bullen

Astronomy //
Earthshine is light that’s reflected from the Earth to the moon, then back to the Earth again. Now scientists have discovered a way to use this shine to determine the amount of vegetation, water and cloud on our planet. Of course we already know this - but what’s significant is this technique could be used to analyse the surface of other far-off planets too.
Nick Gilbert
at 10:56 AM February 29 2012
James Bullen
at 12:48 PM February 21 2012
Nick Gilbert
at 02:20 PM February 13 2012
Nick Gilbert
at 03:24 PM February 1 2012
Nick Gilbert
at 03:30 PM January 19 2012
An artist's illustration of the black hole in the middle of of galaxy M87.
IMAGE BY NAOJ/AND YOU INC.
Nick Gilbert
at 05:03 PM December 12 2011
Astronomy //
Mars might look like a total desert of a planet, but scientists are finding more and more reasons to think that there's a lot more going on beneath the surface. Now, that's literally the case, after researchers at the Australian National University found that sub-surface of the Red Planet might hold greater potential for life within its soil and rock than our very own planet Earth.








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