At SETIcon 2012: Planetary Spit-Swapping, Dark Energy As a Singularity and Other Bizarro Space Science By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 25, 2012
How The Last Transit of Venus in Our Lifetime Will Help Us Find Other Planets By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 4, 2012
Discovered: The First Earth-Sized Worlds Outside Our Solar System By Rebecca Boyle / Published December 20, 2011
Kepler Team Confirms First Earth-like Planet in a Habitable Zone, And Finds 1,094 More Worlds By Rebecca Boyle / Published December 5, 2011
PopSci Q&A: How Digging Through Discarded Data Uncovered A Real Tattooine By Rebecca Boyle / Published October 31, 2011
Kepler Analysis Projects One-Third of Sun-Like Stars Have an Earth-Like Planet Orbiting By Clay Dillow / Published September 28, 2011
SETI Turns Radio Telescopes Toward Kepler Candidate Planets, Listening for Signs of Life By Rebecca Boyle / Published May 17, 2011
Video: NASA Planet Hunters Announce Smallest Exoplanet Ever Found, Just 560 Light Years Away By Rebecca Boyle / Published January 11, 2011
Confirmed Exoplanets Could Reach 500 by the End of This Month By Clay Dillow / Published October 13, 2010
Kepler Data Suggests Hundreds of Exoplanets, But NASA Holds Back Details By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 16, 2010
Astronomers Capture First Images of an Exoplanet Orbiting Its Star By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 11, 2010
Virginia Professor: We Have a ‘Moral Obligation’ to Spread Life Throughout the Universe By Clay Dillow / Published February 10, 2010
MIT Satellite Could Trounce Kepler Telescope, Finding Thousands of Exoplanets in Just Two Years By Clay Dillow / Published January 12, 2010
Kepler Telescope Spots Hotter, Weirder Bodies Than Ever Before Seen (In The Sky, That Is) By Stuart Fox / Published January 5, 2010