Articles by Lisa Kaltenegger

Dark Knight Transits–First Ever Live Exoplanet Transit (from slooth.com) Tonight June 27 8PM EST you can watch a [...]

Borrowing from deep into Earth’s history, Sarah Rugheimer and co-authors modeled how much radiation would hit the [...]

Exploring Europa Europa, an icy  moon of Jupiter is the target of a future NASA mission. Three Carl Sagan Institute [...]

Dimitar Sasselov, Harvard professor of astronomy, described producing the molecular building blocks of life as notes of [...]

Good news for two of the Institute’s core themes came from the US Congress this week. The appropriations bill for [...]

Questions and answers on life in the universe and cosmic inspiration At the Carl Sagan Institute inauguration: In [...]

Lisa Kaltenegger showed how we can translate the detection of exoplanets and accumulate this scientific information to [...]

NASA astrobiologist Lynn Rothschild spoke on humanity’s place in the cosmos at the Carl Sagan Institute’s [...]

At the Carl Sagan Institute inauguration, Jonathan Lunine, Cornell’s David Duncan Professor of Astronomy (formerly [...]

NASA astrobiologist Natalie Batalha described her early college experience reading Sagan’s “Broca’s Brain” and [...]