Articles tagged "aliens"

NASA's planet-finding telescope is now on life support: Here's why it mattered.

But don't start packing just yet.

54 years ago this month, the northern part of the Urals played host to one of the most fascinating unsolved mysteries in the modern age.

I once saw a UFO. It was a fairly standard experience.

A pre-forum report lays out a grim vision of the future, one rife with acidic oceans, rogue geoengineers, human cyborgs, and aliens.

In the hands of Jason Hackenwerth, balloons become car-sized anemones and quivering beasts. They become deep sea ugly sculptures in museums and exhibitions; they become pulsating and head-turning curiosities in public. Mr. Hackenwerth's work has show…

Orson Welles bears no relation to H.G. Wells, but the actor, writer, and director begins his creepy narration of this 1975 NASA film by reading from H.G.'s classic alien invasion tale _War of the Worlds_. With contributions from scientists George Wal…

_It's only Tuesday and we've already had to deal with a near-apocalypse, a determined search for aliens and a spool of tape that's causing a lot of trouble._ h3. One: This ain't Scotch tape, mayne. This is space tape ("Discovery":news.discovery.co…

_Carol Cleland is a philosophy professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She has written extensively on the nature of life in general and has authored numerous articles about the shadow biosphere for the International Journal of Astrobiology

Nice The Ministry of Defense just released a bunch of personal accounts of UFO sightings to the public.

The tantalizing announcement from NASA’s astrobiology department last week may have obliterated our understanding of life, but it didn’t mean we found the aliens.