We May Not Be Alone, Says Vatican
May 14, 2008 The pope's chief astronomer has written an article in the Vatican newspaper that argues that intelligent beings "created by God could exist in outer space." The article, "Aliens Are My Brother," is likely a move by the Vatican to strengthen its scientific credentials, bringing science and religion closer while maintaining papal control over the entire universe.
Sir Patrick Moore: BBC Stargazer, Equal Opportunity Offender
May 8, 2007 Veteran BBC presenter and astronomer Sir Patrick Moore, host of "The Sky at Night" program for half a century, believes that the network's standards have slipped dramatically since the "golden days," and those pesky women are to blame. His solution? Two separate BBC "wavelengths" -- one for women, one for men.
Scientists Find ‘Habitable’ Planet
Apr 25, 2007 A team of scientists has discovered what could be the first habitable planet outside the solar system More information is needed before an accurate assessment can be made, but researchers have suggested that planet 581c has a temperature range of between 32 and 104 degrees, and could contain vast quantities of liquid water.
From the People Who Brought You Stonehenge
Jan 31, 2007 Archeologists have discovered a huge ancient settlement that was used by the people who made Stonehenge. The complex, near the iconic rock pile, may have once contained as many as 100 houses.
