Looking beyond the lifetime of the Sun
Avi published an essay asking whether life could exist in the Solar System after the Sun dies.
Harvard astrophysicist, author and Galileo Project director sharing research and essays about the first stars, black holes and the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Avi published an essay asking whether life could exist in the Solar System after the Sun dies.
A new essay explores whether liquid water could sustain life deep in the Martian crust, and the practical challenges of searching for it. He discusses drilling, exposed rocks and seismic measurements.
In a published Q&A, Avi returned to the first stars and galaxies, then explained how his research shifted toward black holes and the search for alien intelligence.
Avi joined Blake Burman on The Hill to discuss the latest Pentagon UAP files. He called for better sensors and said he had not seen evidence for claims that corporations hold alien spacecraft.
Avi presented the Galileo team’s first results measuring distances to sky objects from multiple observing sites. The analyzed week revealed aircraft and clouds; the team reported no objects beyond ordinary natural or human-made ones.
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