Mars rover searching for signs of life
By LAWRENCE KRAUSS - CNN
Added: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 15:22:17 UTC
Author and theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss, discusses what it would be like if we found life on another planet.
Tweet
RELATED CONTENT
Sun Is Roundest Natural Object Known
Dave Mosher - National Geographic Comments
The sun is the roundest natural object ever precisely measured, astronomers say.
Astrophysicists simulate 14 billion...
Liat Clark - Wired.co.uk Comments
Astrophysicists simulate 14 billion years of cosmic evolution in high resolution
Mars Science Laboratory Touches Down...
Sean Carroll - Cosmic Variance -... Comments
Launched on November 26, 2011, the mission is scheduled to land on Mars’s Gale Crater tonight/tomorrow morning: 5:31 UTC, which translates to 1:30 a.m. Eastern time or 10:20 p.m. Pacific.
Sally Ride, first American woman in...
-- - CNN Comments
Sally Ride, the first American woman to fly in space, died Monday after a 17-month battle with pancreatic cancer, her company said. She was 61.
MORE BY LAWRENCE KRAUSS
Belief in God: Prohibitive or...
Lawrence Krauss - YouTube -... Comments
Belief in God: Prohibitive or Liberating? Lawrence Krauss & Uthman Badar | ANU, April 2012
It’s Time for the US To Finally Sign...
Lawrence Krauss - Slate 23 Comments
It’s Time for the US To Finally Sign the Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty
Why Are Religious Beliefs Off Limits?
Lawrence Krauss - Huffington Post 47 Comments

Why Are Religious Beliefs Off Limits?
Why we need college degrees more than...
Lawrence Krauss - The Washington Post 56 Comments

Why we need college degrees more than
we need faith
The faithful must learn to respect...
Lawrence Krauss - The Guardian 44 Comments
Tensions between religion and science will persist unless believers recognise that skepticism is a hallmark of science.
Outward displays of belief in God have become a proxy for trustworthiness in the US. Photograph: Matt Rourke/AP



Pew pew pew pew

















Comments
Please Login to RDFRS to Comment
Sign in to RDF
blog comments powered by Disqus