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Are we the most intelligent beings in the universe? | Planetary Science Institute

Are we the most intelligent beings in the universe? | Planetary Science Institute

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The Rise and Fall of the Martian Canal Hypothesis | Planetary Science Institute

The Rise and Fall of the Martian Canal Hypothesis | Planetary Science Institute

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Artemis: To the Moon and back again, with Joy | Planetary Science Institute

Artemis: To the Moon and back again, with Joy | Planetary Science Institute

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EAI Seminars: The Astrobiological Potential of Venus | Planetary Science Institute

EAI Seminars: The Astrobiological Potential of Venus | Planetary Science Institute

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The Solar System cookbook: What is Webb revealing about how solar systems like ours come to be? | Space Telescope Science Institute

The Solar System cookbook: What is Webb revealing about how solar systems like ours come to be? | Space Telescope Science Institute

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The Planetary Society 🤝 SETI Institute Did you know that the SETI Institute and The Planetary Society have more in common than just a passion for the search for extraterrestrial life? Carl Sagan, one of The Planetary Society’s founders, based the main character of his famous book Contact on the SETI Institute's founder, Jill Tarter. SETI Institute ➡️ Its mission is to lead humanity's quest to understand the origins and prevalence of life and intelligence in the universe and share that knowledge

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Take a light-speed trip through the solar system to catch up on 2016’s biggest stories from our celestial neighborhood. | Scientific American

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Wondering how NASA science benefits your state? We’ve built an interactive dashboard where you can explore detailed economic impact reports for every U.S. state and the congressional districts they touch. NASA’s science investments reach all 50 states and 77% of congressional districts—335 in total. In FY 2024 alone, NASA science committed $8.1 billion to institutions and companies nationwide. Explore the data here: https://dashboards.planetary.org/nasa-science.html | The Planetary Society

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Every day, the staff at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland, works to achieve three goals: First, to excel in the science operations of NASA's current and future astrophysics flagship missions; second, to advance state-of-the-art astronomical research, archives, and tools for scientific discovery; and third, to make the world's astronomical information accessible to all. Learn more about how we’re helping to expand the frontiers of space astronomy: https://www.stsci.edu/

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Recent media coverage highlights the wide range of #research, #education, and scientific perspectives emerging from the SETI Institute community. From teacher training programs that connect educators with observatories and cultural perspectives, to new theories about #Saturn’s moons, pulsar discoveries near the #MilkyWay’s center, and fresh insights into #Uranus’s atmosphere, these stories demonstrate the many ways #SETI scientists contribute to understanding our universe. This month’s roundup a

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Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine stressed the urgency of funding NASA science, saying: “We need the ability to look out into space and see large objects that could really hit Earth and do damage. And not only that — we need to intercept those if necessary. That’s what our space program is capable of doing. It’s part of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA, and it needs to be funded. All this capability comes from our ability to do planetary science.” NASA science has bipartisan suppo

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Experience the Universe like never before at the Jennifer Chalsty Planetarium 🌌. Check out laser shows and immersive space adventures in the largest planetarium in America. 🚀 It's out-of-this-world fun for everyone! Get your tickets now and see whats beyond the sky 🌟. | Liberty Science Center

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SETI Institute In the News 2025: September Roundup From Martian rocks that may hold traces of past life, to fragile asteroids that explode in Earth’s atmosphere, to bold ideas about AI-driven “astronauts,” SETI Institute scientists are at the forefront of discoveries shaping planetary science and humanity’s future in space. Read the full stories: https://www.seti.org/news/seti-institute-in-the-news-2025-september-roundup/ | SETI Institute

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Researchers develop new approach for conducting automated science in space

SETI Institute in the News: January Roundup The SETI Institute continues to push the boundaries of space exploration and the search for extraterrestrial life. This month, we highlight the ARTEMOSS experiment, led by Dr. Agata Zupanska, which studies how Antarctic moss adapts to space conditions, providing insights for future missions. We also celebrate the achievements of Gabriella Rizzo and Pritvik Sinhadc, who will be honored with the SETI Forward Award at the Drake Awards in May for their wor

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From cutting-edge helicopters on Mars to artificial intelligence scanning the stars, the SETI Institute continues to lead bold, innovative efforts in the search for life beyond Earth. Recent media features highlight the SETI Institute's expanding role in planetary science, astrobiology, and the search for signals from intelligent extraterrestrial civilizations. Whether exploring icy moons, enhancing Martian geology mapping with machine learning, or developing futuristic missions like the Nightha

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Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, has glaciers. Not made of ice — but of salt. And they might just be habitable. Using images from NASA's MESSENGER probe, scientists at the Planetary Science Institute found evidence of glacier-like features inside Mercury's Raditladi and Eminescu craters, as well as across a vast region near the north pole called Borealis Chaos. | Amazing Science

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ESA - European Space Agency on Instagram: "Scientists have found new complex organic molecules spewing from Saturn’s moon Enceladus. 🌊 In 2005, Cassini found the first evidence that Enceladus has a hidden ocean beneath its icy surface. Jets of water burst from cracks close to the moon’s south pole, shooting ice grains into space. Some of the tiny pieces of ice fall back onto the moon’s surface, whilst others escape and form a ring around Saturn that traces Enceladus’s orbit. The ice grains in t

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Tucson-based Planetary Science Institute launches space art exhibit featuring one of its founders

The Planetary Society on Instagram: "@planetarysociety 🤝 @setiinstitute Did you know that the SETI Institute and The Planetary Society have more in common than just a passion for the search for extraterrestrial life? Carl Sagan, one of The Planetary Society’s founders, based the main character of his famous book Contact on the SETI Institute’s founder, Jill Tarter. @setiinstitute ➡️ Its mission is to lead humanity’s quest to understand the origins and prevalence of life and intelligence in the

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