🌌 Astronomy

• 🌍Origins of Life

  Explore the fascinating theories behind the origins of life, delving into scientific insights and philosophical inquiries that challenge our understanding of existence.

• 🎯What Is Fine Tuning?

  Explore the enigmatic concept of fine tuning, where the universe's precise constants intriguingly align to support life, sparking debates across science and philosophy.

• 🌌Paul Davies on ‘What’s Eating the Universe?’

  Paul Davies explores the universe's deepest mysteries, from the origins of the cosmos to the possibility of time travel, in his latest thought-provoking book.

• 🔭Early-Career Astrophysicists and Social Scientists Will Have a Front-Row Seat for the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Groundbreaking Night Sky Survey

  Early-career scientists gain unprecedented access to the stars with the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s groundbreaking sky survey.

• 🔭How Scientists Showed Us the Unseeable

  Pulling Back the Curtain on a Black Hole Breakthrough

• 🌌Space and Time After Quantum Gravity

  String theory, quantum loop gravity, and the philosophy of describing the indescribable

• 🔭Extending Harvard’s Black Hole Initiative

  New funding for groundbreaking collaboration to continue investigating some of the biggest questions in physics and cosmology

• 🔬Five Questions with Betül Kaçar

  Join Betül Kaçar as she explores the frontier of astrobiology and ancient DNA, shedding light on life’s cosmic journey and evolutionary constraints.

• 🌌Chance, Necessity, and the Origins of Life

  Minerals may offer a key to understanding how common life is in the universe

• 🔭An Evening Exploring the Unknown

  Astrophysics, Anthropology, and Journalism in Conversation at the Atlantic Festival

• 🌌A Night for the Ages

  Marcelo Gleiser receives the 2019 Templeton Prize at the Met, blending ancient myths with cutting-edge cosmology in an unforgettable ceremony.

• 🕳️Templeton-Backed Scientists Unveil First-Ever Black Hole Image

  Discover how scientists, backed by a $7.2 million grant, captured the first-ever image of a black hole, unveiling the mysteries of Messier 87.

• 🌌Consolidation of Fine-Tuning

  Building a field guide to ‘fine tuning’ across disciplines.

• 🔭Opportunity M - The Fast Track to Find Other Inhabited Worlds

  Deploying new tools in the search for planets capable of harboring life

• 🎲The Foundations of Fine-Tuning

  Philosophy, physics, and the implications of an unlikely universe

• 🌌String Theory and the Anthropic Universe

  Has flawed intuition created false support for the multiverse?

• 🌌A Fractured Universe – Fundamental Physics, Symmetry and Life

  Computer simulations may help tease apart why some aspects of our universe are symmetrical — and some aren’t

• 🌌NOVA Wonders

  A storied series provides a cutting-edge take on a set of age-old questions

• 🌌New Directions in Philosophy of Cosmology

  In the wild world of string theory, quantum gravity, and multiple universes, should the standard scientific methodology still apply?

• 🚀What was the first animal in space?

  Discover how fruit flies became the first astronauts, bravely soaring into space in 1947 to unlock secrets of cosmic rays.

• 🌌Mix CD | Celestial Objects

  A special custom mix CD celebrating the birthday of a historian of science and astronomy enthusiast features 19 tracks corresponding to the brightest visible celestial objects.

• 🎨My Astronomical Romance

  A fascinating exploration of how the aesthetics of Hubble Space Telescope images reflect cultural choices, blending art and science to inspire a sense of wonder about the cosmos.