EVEN IF ALIEN WORLDS ARE OXYGEN-RICH, THEY STILL MAY NOT BE UNHABITABLE Oxygen is not a convincing sign of alien life anymore. A new study suggests that even the presence of acknowledged biosignatures could falsely indicate the existence of life. Oxygen and methane are byproducts of living organisms, scientists use them as determinants for the …

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BLOBS SURROUNDING M-DWARF STARS COULD BE BAD FOR ALIEN LIFE M-dwarfs may be actively increasing the number of obstacles for exoplanets to support alien life. The survival processes may be inhibited in various systems around the small M stars. The said processes include the delivery of organic material and water to land mass habitable planets. …

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Recently, an article exposes a NASA scientist’s statement that the Earth may have had alien visitors before. Fox News, The Daily Wire, New York Post, and Russia Today all released the same story. The articles were created according to the information shared by Silvano Colombano on NASA’s website. Colombano, NASA’s Ames Research Center’s researcher, argued …

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Mars and Water

Martian Orbiters May Provide Inaccurate Water Assessment Our closest planetary neighbor, Mars, is often associated with microorganisms, breathable air and the presence of water. New findings suggest that sensitive instruments equipped on Martian orbiters may be responsible for inaccurate data that may have been providing false scientific evidence, especially regarding salt water streaks. The hydrated …

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Bruce Willis has nothing to do with the NASA’s new plan to prepare for an asteroid hit. The White House, FEMA, and NASA officials recently discussed their new asteroid-mitigation strategies. The possibility of an asteroid hitting the earth is something everyone should anticipate. The residents of earth should always have a degree of preparedness. The …

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Saturn's Moon, Methane and Life

  Researchers say that some of Earth’s tough microbes could probably survive in Enceladus—Saturn’s moon. A new research says that the buried ocean in Enceladus eats up the hydrogen from interactions between the rock formations and the seawater. The microbes that the scientists tested produced methane as their byproduct. When Enceladus’ intense south pole geysers …

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