30 August 2007

• Astrobiology, Vol. 7, No. 4

29 August 2007

• A submarine for Europa
• Major planet formation mystery solved
• Water vapor seen "raining down" on young star system

28 August 2007

• One percent life
• The world’s oldest bacteria

27 August 2007

• The man to contact (interview with Frank Drake)

24 August 2007

• Jupiter: friend or foe?
• Rovers resume driving
• Zero-G germs return to Earth

23 August 2007

• Claim of martian life called "bogus"
• UFO researchers seek "the truth"

22 August 2007

• Could Enceladus' plume damage Cassini?
• Hubble teams with Google to bring the cosmos down to Earth
• Sun's temper blamed for loss of water on Mars

21 August 2007

• Hurtling toward Mars
• Medicine, water, cosmic awareness are topics for St. Albert Forum

20 August 2007

• Ancient organisms discovered in Canadian gold mine
• Are planetary systems filled to capacity? (part 2)

17 August 2007

• Bigelow speeds up plans for a human habitable space station

16 August 2007

• Basil orbits Earth
• How I spent my SETI summer
• Polluted dead star indicates planets like Earth may have formed around other stars, UCLA astronomers report
• Researchers evolve artificial enzymes in the laboratory

14 August 2007

• Comet may have exploded over North America 13,000 years ago
• Confirming ancient life
• Frigid Enceladus: an unlikely harbor for life
• Hot gas in space mimics life
• Life in space - new theory
• New imaging detectors could take snapshots from deep space

13 August 2007

• Are planetary systems filled to capacity?
• Greatest mysteries: how did the Universe begin?

11 August 2007

• Space hotel slated to open in 2012

10 August 2007

• NAI Newsletter
• Undersea mission aids development of self-test for stress and fatigue

9 August 2007

• Astronauts to conduct study of bacterial growth in space

8 August 2007

• Can meteorites carry primitive life from one planet to another?
• What a 250-million-year-old extinction event can tell us about the Earth today

6 August 2007

• Locked in glaciers, ancient microbes may return to life
• Our earliest animal ancestors

4 August 2007

• NASA spacecraft heads for polar region of Mars
• Seeing the Moon anew

3 August 2007

• Helping Phoenix land
• Immunity in social amoeba suggests ancient beginnings

1 August 2007

• Interplanetary networking: ESA's Mars Express will keep an eye on NASA's Phoenix
• Phylogeography of the thermophilic cyanobacterium Mastigocladus laminosus
• Surprising new species of light-harvesting bacterium discovered in Yellowstone