A supercomputer may have just predicted when life on Earth will end, and, thankfully, it's going to be a long time from now.

Seems unintuitive, but the mounting list of lifeless planets might be exactly what scientists need to figure out how common life is in the universe.

NASA scientists and researchers from the University of Tokyo have used supercomputers to find out exactly when life on Earth ...

K2-18b, an exoplanet 120 light-years away, may be the best hope to confirm that life exists beyond Earth. Here's what to know ...

And last month, scientists said that they discovered the strongest indication yet of life on a planet 120 light-years away.

New JWST data strengthens earlier hints that K2-18b, a possible water world 120 light-years away, could host the chemical ...

A new study suggests that life may emerge rapidly on Earth-like planets once conditions become favorable. By analyzing ...

According to an April 2025 article in LaGrada, a group of scientists used a supercomputer to "determine that survival on ...

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory director Laurie Leshin discussed various outer space endeavors in an earth and planetary ...

On a faraway planet, the James Webb Space Telescope has picked up signs of molecules that, on Earth, are produced only by ...

"If the ultimate result of this story is that the public is more circumspect about future claims of life detection, that's ...