An interview with Professor Kathy Campbell from University of Auckland
Liquid water and hydrated minerals on Mars focus the locations where the search for life may find success. These materials will likely help possible human missions to the Red Planet, providing needed water, oxygen and even the building blocks of solid rocket fuel.
Learn about MethaneSAT, New Zealand's first official space mission as a country. The New Zealand Astrobiology Network interviewed Dr Peter...
Join Professor Kathy Campbell in discussing the latest NASA data received from MAVEN about the atmosphere on Mars.
An interview with Professor Kathleen Campbell – University of Auckland, about a recent study undertaken around Chernobyl, which highlighted...
Are we entering the Sixth Global Mass Extinction, caused by cumulative human impacts on the planet? New research (Ceballos...
The European Space Agency's (ESA) 12-year mission finally came to an end last week when the probe landed on...
New Zealand Astrobiology Network in collaboration with Mars Society New Zealand, Mars Society Australia and the University of Canterbury...
For the last two days the scientific world is bubbling at the announcement of NASA that something of a...
Professor Kathy Campbell and Mark Sainsbury comment on Professor Brian Cox's new article on the Fermi paradox
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