extraterrestrial life

They are the 'Homo worlds' and could greatly increase the possibility of finding life beyond our borders. What are these worlds like?

Is there extraterrestrial life in some corner of our solar system? If there is, it is very likely that it is on one of these planets or moons.

Space exploration raises a range of ethical questions: who owns the resources of the Moon or Mars? Can we interfere with the search for extraterrestrial life by inadvertently introducing our own microorganisms to other planets?

If extraterrestrial life really does exist, is there any chance that it is intelligent and we can also establish contact with it? We discussed these momentous questions with an astrobiology expert.

When this time passes, the Earth's atmosphere will contain a million times less oxygen than it does today, rendering it uninhabitable.

A new study suggests that other civilizations likely existed before us in the galaxy, but they self-destructively.

So far, we have not detected signs of any other intelligent civilization. But that does not mean that they are not there.

How to protect the mine from meteorites, the natural gas oceans of Titan or the possible species that we find on other planets in the future? We continue chatting with Juan Manuel de Faramiñán Gilbert, professor of Public International Law and International Relations at the University of Jaén and member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) of The Hague.