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Society

Why do you write about space?

Editor December 10, 2021 bloggingblogsdigital toolsIndiaspace educationthe Internetthe Moonthe Solar Systemwebsiteswriting

Space education plays an important role in affecting how humanity engages with the cosmos. There are many ways to teach people about space – through…

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Cosmos Worlds

Why do you study exoplanets?

Editor November 12, 2021 astronomyexoplanetshabitable zonesNASAplanetsstar systemsthe Hubble Space Telescopethe James Webb Space Telescopethe Solar SystemThe Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite

We live in a fascinating era in terms of astronomical knowledge. We now know with certainty that many other stars besides our own Sun have…

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Life

How big a deal is forward contamination of other planets?

Editor March 13, 2020 alien lifeastrobiologyCOSPARforward contaminationmicrobesscience fictionStar Trekthe Open Universitythe Outer Space Treatythe Solar System

Forward contamination, meaning infecting other parts of the Solar System with life from Earth – how big a deal is it? Science fiction has long…

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Worlds

What is it like studying faraway worlds like Titan?

Editor December 6, 2019 celestial objectsliquid methanemoonsplanetary sciencerocky worldsSaturnspace explorationsurface liquidthe Solar SystemTitan

Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, is unique in many ways. It is the only moon in our Solar System known to have a thick atmosphere. Other…

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Cosmos

What will happen to our Solar System after the Sun dies?

Editor October 18, 2019 astronomyAstrophysicschaotic orbitsearthgravityplanetary debrisplanetary systemsthe asteroid beltthe Solar Systemthe Sun

When the Sun dies, it will become what we call a white dwarf. White dwarfs are small and incredibly dense – a teaspoon of white…

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Worlds

Deflecting Existential Risk with Space Colonization

Editor April 19, 2019 asteroidscometsimpact cratersmass extinctionsspace arksspace colonizationspace explorationstarshipsthe Oort Cloudthe Solar System

The first living organism on Earth emerged approximately three and a half billion years ago. Since then, life has evolved into countless forms and colonized…

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Cosmos

Our Sun: The Closest of Stars

Editor February 8, 2019 coronal dynamicscoronal shapessolar coronassolar eclipsessunspot cyclessunspotstelescopesthe Solar Systemthe Suntotal eclipses

The Sun is our immediate connection to the cosmos. Its light illuminates our world. Its energy fuels most life as we know it. It is…

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