Science has often wondered about life on Mars, but a somewhat recent discovery may completely change our understanding of the possibility.

NASA scientists have captured an image of a hole on Mars that could be hosting extraterrestrial life on the Red Planet.

The discovery of dimethyl sulfide on K2-18b, a planet 120 light-years away, has ignited hopes for extraterrestrial life due to its potential for liquid water. While scientists are excited about ...

Now, another stinky gas has sparked its own alien life debate—this time, for an exoplanet. Researchers announced on April 16 that they’d used data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST ...

Regardless of the true nature of K2-18b, the new results show how using the JWST to survey other worlds for clues of alien life will guarantee that the next years will be thrilling for ...

When NASA’s Curiosity rover landed on Mars in 2012, it began a journey that would eventually rewrite what we know about the planet’s potential to support life. Now, after more than a decade ...

While most people searching for signs of alien life these days might ... scientists have revealed new clues about Mars' potential to have supported life, thanks to data collected by NASA's ...

An international team, led by researchers from the University of Cambridge, has discovered some remarkable information about extraterrestrial life. This is due to the detection of dimethyl sulfide ...

Mars. The red planet has been a laser-focus for scientists and truth-seekers alike when they have been searching for evidence of extraterrestrial life. Now NASA may have helped find it thanks to a ...

It’s one of the most profound questions in science – did life ever exist on Mars? Now, experts have unearthed evidence that the Red Planet was once habitable. Scientists have found carbon ...

Scientists have found strong signs of possible life on exoplanet K2-18b, a potential "Hycean world," suggesting new avenues in the search for alien life. Public perceptions of alien life ...