Recent media coverage highlights the wide range of research, education, and scientific perspectives emerging from the SETI Institute community. From teacher training programs that connect educators ...

The Emmy-winning "Succession" writer explains the title: "It sounded a little bit like a mental disorder you might come down with." It has never happened that Yorgos Lanthimos liked a screenplay ...

The most exciting rock known to science is a school-desk-sized chunk of mudstone currently stuck on Mars. Formed from fine, water-washed sediments on the floor of a long-lost lake—some 3.5 billion ...

According to the CG supervisor Aidan Sarsfield, the entire CG animation process was aimed at replicating the aesthetics of fan-made Brickfilms; the scenery was projected through the LEGO company's ...

Now in its eighth edition, the Sight and Sound poll for the best video essays of the year gives contributors the opportunity to share their personal highlights of videographic criticism. This year’s ...

If we discover alien life, what will it look like? We have no way of knowing, but the hunt for extraterrestrial life can now include purple bacteria, according to a group of astronomers who are ...

Help independent filmmakers tell their stories. Make a donation to Houston, We Have a Crush today. Film Independent’s Fiscal Sponsorship program opens the door to nonprofit funding for independent ...

Guided by an artificial intelligence of alien origin, visitors were placed at the heart of an exciting science fiction adventure. The experience included boarding and exploring a unique spaceship, ...

Today the Science Museum opened its most ambitious exhibition yet: Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination, placing visitors at the heart of an interactive science fiction story which is ...

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“In space, no one can hear you scream.” This famous tagline from the sci-fi thriller Alien couldn’t be more accurate, especially given NASA’s latest news release. NASA’s Cassini spacecraft just sent ...