A common axiom in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) is that if we do detect technologically advanced aliens ...

The curious minds at Aperture unpack the Fermi Paradox and why we may not have encountered alien life yet. Dr. Phil’s Media ...

Stories about the existence of aliens, and our chances of detecting them, tend to be positive. We are told that we might ...

Only a small fraction of our galaxy has been studied and the question of whether aliens exist is something scientists have been trying to understand, explore and figure out for a long time.

Sustainability may be an unavoidable feature of advanced civilizations, making advanced technology “indistinguishable from ...

So now, finally, we are on the road to finding those aliens I was so obsessed with as a kid. Or we’re on the road to finding out we really are alone in the cosmos. Either answer would be stunning.

On Oct. 30, 1938, Americans panicked over a broadcast of H.G. Wells’ “The War of the Worlds.” But instead of fear, the takeaway should be: We’re the aliens and the aliens are us. Oct. 30, 2023 ...

When we turn to “complex” extraterrestrial life or “intelligent” aliens, our results were 67.4% agreement, and 58.2% agreement, respectively for astrobiologists and other scientists. So, scientists ...

We literally fight against the second law of thermodynamics to forge these exquisitely ordered, low-entropy structures out of raw materials that are decidedly high entropy in their messy natural ...

Are we alone? Intelligent aliens may be rare, new study suggests : Read moreOh, the good ol' Drake Equation--one of the least useful predictive formulae that exist.

The problem facing SETI scientists is that, based on observations so far, F probably is not near 1; otherwise, we would have noticed by now that we are not alone, assuming that intelligent aliens ...