The building blocks of life can form on space dust, offering clues to the origins of life
While it's not confirmed that life comes from space, this is a sign that it might.
While it's not confirmed that life comes from space, this is a sign that it might.
We all got to eat, right?
Life on Venus is as unlikely as ever.
Zombified cells found in sediments deep beneath the ocean floor use slightly more than a zeptowatt of power to survive.
What doesn't kill you might, in fact, only be slowly killing you.
Men live longest in the land of baking deserts and venomous everything.
The conditions necessary to form the building blocks of life are more feasible than meets eyes.
What we experience sometimes doesn't fit with what we think about ourselves -- keeping a first-person perspective helps cut through ...
Inhale iron, exhale rust.
The story of life on Mars -- if there ever was such a thing -- may have started much earlier ...
The Earth's great recycle bin.
We're fishing for information in the deep seas.
Biology -- it may literally be out of this world.
Europa's almost as cold as your ex's heart, just as frozen.
Mars may be more life-friendly than we thought.
The chances of it happening are pretty slim though.
Ancient volcanism offers a glimpse into the future effects of climate change.
The Earth's 'young' phase might have been much shorter than we assume.
This is not about conspiracy theories, but a legitimate scientific concern.
An incoming mass extinction isn't as hard to spot as we'd believed.
A team of researchers forced bacteria to create carbon-silicon bonds, and their experiment showcases why life on our planet chose ...
Why spread your seed across the Earth when you can spread it across space?
This is likely not our first brush with alien life.
The amazing discovery suggests that alien life might actually be common.
It's as old as we can possibly find.
Both Enceladus and Europa seem capable of supporting alien life, according to a major NASA announcement.
Nothing like a good ol' meteorite impact to kickstart life.
Life can be surprisingly hardy.
Evolution doesn't always procrastinate. But when it does, it's for 2 billion years.
There's no proof. But the conditions were right for it to happen.
Silly bacteria, carbon-based life is best life!
Findings alien life on barren planet like Mars seems unlikely, but the discovery of the century might that of past ...
Scientists track how a critical chemical element for life got to our planet.
We use so much of everything so fast that it's literally killing the planet.
A new discovery may place the first appearance of complex life on Earth a full billion years earlier than previously ...
The richest American men may live up to 15 years longer than the poorest ones, and the richest women 10 ...
Morgan Beeby and his colleagues at the Imperial College London used electron microscopy to image these biological motors in high ...
Some researchers have made an interesting connection: if you measure the complexity of life or how big the genome is ...
Sampling impact glass from the ancient craters that litter the surface for Mars might prove key to settling a long ...
In the beginning, the Earth's surface was a lifeless, hot, but chemically rich place. In these harsh conditions, the first ...
An expedition that drilled 2,400m beneath the seabed off Japan - the deepest marine drilling ever - found life in cores ...
One of the most fundamental question evolutionary biologists are trying to answer is how did multicellular life evolve from single celled ...
Early Earth wasn't the most hospitable place in the Universe, but some in all this chaos life emerged. Image credit: ...
While happiness and meaningfulness often overlap, the two are distinct states of being. A Stanford project looked into the lives ...
(c) University of Texas One of the greatest mysteries scientists have been trying to reveal is how inanimate chemicals joined ...
Two days ago, the whole world was teeming with excitement, after some NASA researchers reported finding traces of alien life ...
Wherever it's possible, life finds a way; the old saying seems to be more and more actual these days, with ...
At nearly 200 meters below the ice, there is no light, the temperature is way below 0 degrees, and scientists ...