If it moves, it’s probably alive: Searching for life on other planets
To solve that problem, a team of German researchers at the Technical University in Berlin figured that, instead of having a ...
Scientists make plans to keep spacefarers from contaminating other worlds
Interplanetary contamination risks from space missions and strategies to mitigate them, including the importance of ...
Spacefarers may contaminate other worlds—but scientists have plans to keep the cosmos clean
In his inauguration speech in January, United States President Donald Trump declared the US would "plant the stars and ...
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Scientists Plan to Prevent Space Contamination
This so-called " death plunge" alleviated the risks of contaminating moons that could potentially host life, such as Titan and Enceladus. The extreme heat experienced by Cassini essentially ...
Tidal energy measurements help scientists understand Titan's composition and orbital history
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) scientists are studying Saturn's moon Titan to assess its tidal dissipation rate, the ...
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Understanding Titan's Interior and History Through Tidal Friction
What can a moon’s tidal friction teach us about its formation and evolution? This is what a recent study published in Science ...
Audio of Titan submersible's final moments before implosion released by Coast Guard
The Titan Submersible was on a tourist expedition to explore the remains of the Titanic when it imploded on June 18, 2023, ...
US Coast Guard releases suspected audio recording of Titan submersible implosion
The US Coast Guard released a haunting audio Tuesday of what is believed to be the acoustic signature of the 2023 Titan ...
How Titan Sub's Terrifying Last Sounds Were Recorded (And What The Tech's Really For)
When the Titan submersible imploded, scientists were able to capture audio of the event. Here's how they could do that and what the gear is normally used for.
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NOAA releases chilling audio of moment doomed Titan submersible imploded
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released a bone-chilling audio recording of the moment the Titan submersible imploded, instantly killing all five passengers. The never-before ...