We inspire, educate, collaborate and coordinate access to astrobiology in New Zealand to improve opportunities for the greater good.
Breakfast with an astronaut
We are back on “Mars”
Science, education and engagement at the Astrobiology Australasia Meeting 2018
New Zealand Astrobiology Network is the National Coordinator for World Space Week: 4-10 October every year!
New Zealand’s hot springs contribute to discovery of oldest evidence for life on land!
Listen to our podcast: World Space Week Inspirational people
Milky-Way.Kiwi Space News
- December 2019 looking upInstructions for looking up in December 2019
- Viewing dirty snowballs in the skyHolly looks at three significant comets she observed.
- UniversalOn a Saturday night in New Zealand's largest city, three thousand people went along to see one of the most notable science communicators of our time. Professor Brian Cox’s Universal world tour was putting on a show and Holly McClelland went along.
- Solar GlassesHolly McClelland makes a great pledge for using solar glasses even when we don't look at eclipses.
- November 2019What's in the night sky from New Zealand in November 2019
We are back on “Mars”
New Zealand Astrobiology Network in collaboration with Mars Society New Zealand, Mars Society Australia and the University of Canterbury...
Wildfire science, solar system secrets and ocean acidification on Nine to Noon
Professor Kathy Campbell, is in conversation with Kathryn from Nine to Noon to talk about fire science and what...
Astrobiology origins and whakapapa Māori – a parralel
The First Nation (indigenous) peoples of Aotearoa (New Zealand) are known as the Māori. Māori have an oral tradition...
PEOPLE AT THE NEW ZEALAND ASTROBIOLOGY NETWORK
Our Projects
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The first international astrobiology conference in New Zeala...
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Astrobiology field trip designed to enhance the Earth and Sp...
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The first NASA Spaceward Bound expedition to New Zealand
