May 20 event at SETI Institute EXPOSITIONS: Space Art, International Arts-in-Space Exhibition

Come to a FREE public event Monday, May 20, 2013 at the SETI Institute - EXPOSITIONS: Space Art will showcase arts in space exploration projects along with dynamic presentations of artists, space scientists, and engineers who are participating in a three-day workshop, the 4th International Space Arts Workshop (ISAW4).

Big Picture Science Radio Show - Skeptic Check: Hostile Climate

It’s a record we didn’t want to break. Carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere is at an all-time high. Meanwhile an op-ed in a leading newspaper says not to worry, CO2 is good for you.

ATA featured in "Star Trek: Secrets of the Universe"

“Star Trek: Secrets of the Universe,” by filmmaker Anthony Giacchino, explores the challenges of interstellar travel and shows how the SETI Institute is searching for life beyond Earth right now, using the latest technologies.

Ground-Control: An Opera in Space - (The International Space Orchestra) where space scientists become space musicians

Video chat about the International Space Orchestra moderated by Franck Marchis with Nelly Ben Hayoun, Janice Bishop, and John Cumbers.

Kepler Spacecraft Operation May Halt, But the Mission is Not Over

NASA announced today through a press conference that Kepler, its planet-hunting spacecraft, is currently malfunctioning and observations have been halted. Due to failure of one of the reaction wheels, the space telescope is now unable to point accurately toward the region of the sky that it has been observing continuously for 4 years to search for Earth-size planets around other stars.

Field Tests in Mojave Desert Pave Way for Human Exploration of Small Bodies

Mountain View, California - A team of researchers from the SETI Institute, the Mars Institute, NASA Ames Research Center, and the space robotics company Honeybee Robotics, has successfully completed a first series of field tests aimed at investigating how humans will explore and work on Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs) and eventually the two moons of Mars, Phobos and Deimos.

Probing Supermassive Black Hole Growth with Next Generation Telescopes

Dr. Croft's talk will focus on the capabilities of the next generation of radio telescopes, including the Square Kilometer Array and the Allen Telescope Array. These instruments are due to transform our understanding of the growth of the enormous black holes that lurk at the heart of almost all galaxies.

Has Kepler Found Ideal SETI-target Planets?

NASA's Kepler mission has discovered a new planetary system that is home to five small planets around a slightly smaller star than our Sun.

A new book on Mathematical SETI

Claudio Maccone and Stephane Dumas have developed new techniques that could be used in the task of analyzing possible SETI signals in a mathematical fashion.

What Can the Communication Skills of Dolphins Teach Us About ET?

Video chat with Wild Dolphin Project's Denise Herzing and SETI Institute Scientists Laurance Doyle, Gerry Harp and Franck Marchis.