Are we alone in the universe? - NASA getting closer to finding alien life!?

Published on 15 Jul 2014

With the shuttle mission grounded for good, NASA scientists are now searching for signs of life on other planets. Technological advances in telescopes and cameras have brought the answer to the question within the reach of mankind. This week, some of NASA's top thinkers held a panel discussion to talk about their efforts in the search for life. RT Correspondent Meghan Lopez was there and brings us more.

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Published on 14 Jul 2014

NASA believes we are closer than ever to finding life on other planets, but an extra push is needed to actually achieve this goal. Several experts, including a Nobel Laureate, gathered Monday in Washington to discuss the technology needed to find life outside of Earth and how much longer we may need to wait. RT's Meghan Lopez attended the event and has more details

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Published on 30 Jun 2014

Researchers discovered another "Earth-like" planet that may be capable of sustaining life. Five times the size of Earth, "Gliese 832 c" is 16 light years away and appears to have a habitable zone and water, opening the possibility for life existing on the planet. RT's Manila Chan takes a look at the newest in a long line of plants that prove we may not be alone in the universe.

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Published on 25 Jun 2014

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It's highly unlikely we're alone in the universe, NASA experts are saying, and we may be close to finding alien life. In fact, it may happen in the next two decades.

NASA held a panel discussion at the agency's Washington headquarters on Monday, where space experts talked about the search for Earth-like planets that host life. Based on recent advancements in space telescope technology, scientists estimated that in the coming decades we'll confirm suspicions that we're not alone.

"I think in the next 20 years we will find out we are not alone in the universe," NASA astronomer Kevin Hand said in footage filmed at the discussion and posted on YouTube.

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