... a small icy moon of Saturn, is currently seen as one of the prime candidates for hosting microbial life in the solar system as it appears to fulfill the basic requirements for it hosting life: a subglacial ocean in the liquid state that is in direct...
...orbiting around a sun-like star beyond our own solar system: 51 Pegasi b. For the first time, speculation... visit it ourselves, or will we forever remain prisoners of our own solar system with its single life-bearing world? For those of us who want ...
...Indeed, recent scientific discoveries point to many new possible habitats and highlight extra astrobiological potential in the solar system, while also trailblazing new exploration targets and concepts. Some of these aspects concern the Martian moons...
... inhabitants from radiation. Speaking at the Smithsonian Institution in 2016, he said: “I wish there were a trillion humans in the solar system. Think how cool that would be. You’d have a thousand Einsteins at any given moment – and more. There...
... we choose to remain confined to Earth or whether we develop long-term human settlements in space. People scattered across the solar system, much like the animals scattered across the Galapagos islands, could evolve into new types of humans...
... across the many worlds of our solar system, and when the vast resources of our solar system enable a ‘post-scarcity’ society...., indirectly, the composition of other bodies in the solar system. We know about the ice-bearing, permanently shadowed ...