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Is NASA doing enough to look for alien life?

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Is NASA doing enough to look for alien life?

A new study says Hubble's successor could spot alien life on three new exoplanets. Should NASA be doing more? Or is it right to focus on other priorities?

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Ocean worlds could host life under layers of high-pressure ice

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Ocean worlds could host life under layers of high-pressure ice

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Massive exoplanet’s close dance is making its star spin faster

Space

Massive exoplanet’s close dance is making its star spin faster

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aliens

Space

How the sun abducted dwarf planets from an alien solar system

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solar system

Space

Your explosive guide to the end of the universe

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Perseid meteor shower

Space

Rare cosmic balancing act makes Perseid meteor showers brighter

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Bloated baby black holes spotted in the distant universe

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Bloated baby black holes spotted in the distant universe

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A diagram of Earth's magnetic field in colour

Earth

Cranky young sun could have kickstarted life on Earth

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An artist's impression of an asteroid in space

Space

Incoming asteroids could crumble harmlessly before they hit us

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Juno probe

Life

Pinball planets: How life could start in a violent solar system

We assumed habitable planets couldn't exist in solar systems where gas giants ricochet around. So why do we keep finding them?

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Space

Identity-crisis comet may really be closest asteroid to the sun

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Space

Unnamed dwarf planet may be third largest in the solar system

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Space

Kepler doubles exoplanet population with 1284 new planets

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Earth

Super-salty Turkish lakes may hold key to spotting life on Mars

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