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A new model upends the decades-old “hard steps” theory that intelligent life was an incredibly improbable event and suggests that maybe it wasn't all that hard or improbable. The team of researchers said the new interpretation of humanity’s origin increases the probability of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe.

Study ups odds we’re not alone out there

NASA image of Earth

Research reveals how Earth got its ice caps

The 2017 eclipse as captured by Chasing the Eclipse I project.

NASA selects 5 experiments for 2024 total solar eclipse

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