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A pair of researchers at Arizona State University suggest expanding SETI's search to include looking for evidence of alien artifacts—on the surface of the moon! Currently, SETI, or the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence, is limited to scanning ...

By Michael O'Connell When NASA first envisioned the Voyager space probes in 1972, Ed Stone was there to help design them, and he was there when Voyager One launched in 1977. Thirty-four years later, Voyager One has reached the outermost edge of the ...

Rather than any Gigeresque monstrosities or the insectoid extraterrestrials of the JJ Abrams canon, the space invaders of this surprisingly thrill-less Moscow-set thriller are invisible for much of the film. When you can see them, they resemble nothing ...

According to a new video dated December 30, 2011, UFO's can be distinguished from conventional aircraft by vibrant pulsating infrared light emissions when observed through night vision devices. This conclusion validates observations conducted in ...

From clouds that looked like Abraham Lincoln to doomsday predictions to research on the psychological roots of alien abductions, 2011 didn't disappoint. Here, a sampling of the weirdest stories of the year: Eagle-eyed users of Google Maps spotted ...

NASA/JSC is hereby soliciting information about potential sources for the planned Russian Language and Logistic Services(RLLS) procurement. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Johnson Space Center (JSC) is seeking capability ...

However, the world should expect nothing more next year than the winter solstice, the longest night of the year, NASA says. Many people point to the end of the Mayan Long Count calendar on Dec. 21, 2012 as evidence of the coming apocalypse, ...

NASA/MSFC has a requirement for the continuation of the My Community, Our Earth (MYCOE) in support of the Regional Visualization and Monitoring System (SERVIR) Global program. The activities associated with this procurement will build upon past SERVIR ...

The Southeast Regional College and its contractor have been diligently working towards a substantial completion date for the new Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute (SETI) facility. “A construction project of this magnitude, combined with a booming ...