A Review of Christ, Science, and Reason
Discover Fr. Spitzer's latest book, Christ, Science, and Reason, where complex faith questions meet scientific inquiry.
Are We Alone in the Universe?
Are we alone in the universe? The possibility of extraterrestrial life can make human life feel insignificant. For Dr. Öberg, the opposite is true.
Learning to Trust in Science
Should we trust in science? Maggie Ciskanik explores the reasons for mistrust in science and why we should continue to trust it.
A Harvard Astrochemist on Why Cosmology Matters
Karin Öberg shares why cosmology matters by explaining that an accurate cosmology is necessary for understanding the nature of the creator of the cosmos.
Solar Science in the News
Two spacecrafts are part of NASA’s Living With a Star program (LWS). These missions collect data that will increase our understanding of solar weather.
Types of Telescopes [VIDEOS]
In these videos, Dr. Jennifer Wiseman provides insightful information about the different types of telescopes and their purposes.
Karin Öberg’s Spiritual and Professional Pursuit of Finding E.T.
Harvard Astrochemist Karin Öberg hopes we find extraterrestrial life for both professional and spiritual reaasons.
The Purposeful Lab: Are We Alone or Is There Life on Other Planets?
Karin Öberg discusses her personal journey in faith and science, her career at Harvard University, and seeks to answer 'are we alone?'
Rivers on Mars and Water Vapor in the Asteroid
New evidence indicates there could have been rivers on Mars and water vapor in the asteroid. Water is associated with the possibility of life on Mars.
Trappist 1: James Webb Space Telescope's Mother-Daughter Team [VIDEO]
The Trappist 1 System is a planetary system that NASA’s mother-daughter team, Natalia and Natasha Batalha, will study. Watch this video to learn more.
Just How Big is a Light Year? The Cosmic View
How can we conceive the astronomical distances in space? Maggie Ciskanik answers by explaining the light year and our cosmic view.
NASA Artemis Mission [VIDEOS]
Artemis 1 is the first of 3 rockets that NASA will use to establish human presence on the moon. Artemis 1 was launched the morning of November 16, 2022.