Review: Confessions of an Alien Hunter by Seth Shostak.
November 20, 2009 by David Dickinson
Filed under Astro Culture, Astro News, Astro News & Commentary, Great Books of Science
Seth Shostak has a unique tale of scientific inquiry to tell. At its heart are questions that some of the greatest thinkers of our time such as Jill Tarter and Carl Sagan have pondered; are we alone? Why are we here? How common or unique are we as a species?
Only very recently has the [...]
24.10.09: Enceladan Seas?
October 24, 2009 by David Dickinson
Filed under Astro News, Astro News & Commentary
Move over Europa ; yet another moon may harbor a subsurface sea. Saturn’s moon Enceladus has been inching its way up the charts as of late as a candidate world for extraterrestrial life. Barely 300 miles in diameter, the tiny world is repeatedly flexed by Saturn’s gravity and an increased orbital eccentricity pumped up by [...]




