This would allow us to gain a new understanding of extraterrestrial life.
This is not about conspiracy theories, but a legitimate scientific concern.
"Meeting an advanced civilization could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus," he said.
You wouldn't be wrong to call it 'hot' real estate.
A team of researchers forced bacteria to create carbon-silicon bonds, and their experiment showcases why life on our planet chose carbon.
Life, as they say, finds a way.
If there are any, aliens should be less conspicuous and charismatic-looking than most people think.
When the very large can't be found, maybe it's time to look for the very small.
We don't want to say there's life on Mars... but there could be life on Mars.
The findings could have important consequences for the prospect of finding alien life there.
The mysterious high-energy signals are unaccounted for. Alien technology is not excluded.
This could be both good and bad for potential extraterrestrial life.
We don't know whether Mars held life... but there's certainly a lot of potential.
Both Enceladus and Europa seem capable of supporting alien life, according to a major NASA announcement.
NASA is doing the old 'announcement of an announcement,' and we're absolutely falling for it.
Life can be surprisingly hardy.
If we want to look for extraterrestrial life, Europa might be one of the best guesses in the solar system.
A star system 94 light-years away stepped in as a potential candidate for intelligent life.