NOTE: All tickets now claimed. One of the hottest topics in science today is the search for life elsewhere in the solar system and on worlds far beyond our sun.
A British astrophysicist known for his theories on the origin and the destiny of the universe has been honored with one of the world's leading religion prizes.
Astrophysicist Martin Rees, a man of 'no religious beliefs,' was awarded the Templeton Prize for helping humanity address 'fundamental questions of our nature and existence.'
A British astrophysicist known for his theories on the origin and the destiny of the universe has been honored with one of the world's leading religion prizes.
Hundreds of planets have been discovered outside the solar system in the last decade. Now an astrophysicist is suggesting that the best place to look for planets that could support life is around dying stars called white dwarfs.
Planet hunters have found hundreds of planets outside the solar system in the last decade, though it is unclear whether even one might be habitable. But it could be that the best place to look for planets that can support life is around dim, dying stars called white dwarfs.
(University of Washington) Hundreds of planets have been discovered outside the solar system in the last decade. Now a University of Washington astrophysicist is suggesting that the best place to look for planets that could support life is around dying stars called white dwarfs.
Groundbreaking research from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) confirms what astrophysicists have long believed: the existence of a black hole that is 5.
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Specialist in Spectroscopy Has Humboldt Research Award for Work at the Institute of Experimental Physics John Paul Maier, a professor of physical chemistry at the University of Basel, has been granted a research award from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation for the 2011 spring/summer semester ...
Hundreds of planets have been discovered outside the solar system in the last decade. Now an astrophysicist is suggesting that the best place to look for planets that could support life is around dying stars called white dwarfs.
