SETI Live

Autor: SETI Institute

SETI Live is a weekly production of the SETI Institute and is recorded live on stream with viewers on YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (formerly known as Twitter), and Twitch. Guests include astronomers, planetary scientists, cosmologists, and more, working on current scientific research. Founded in 1984, the SETI Institute is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary research and education organization whose mission is to lead humanity's quest to understand the origins and prevalence of life and intelligence in the Universe and to share that knowledge with the world.

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A New Way to Search for Alien Civilizations – SETI Live
Alien Skies Under Fire: What UV Radiation Does to Exoplanets – SETI Live
How Clouds Hide Alien Worlds—and How Astronomers See Through Them – SETI Live
Humanity's Plan for First Contact: Who Speaks for Earth? – SETI Live
What Juice Revealed About Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS – SETI Live
Life is But a Stream: Planetary Systems Along Stellar Streams – SETI Live
Not Planets, Not Stars: NASA Volunteers Doubled the Number of Known Brown Dwarfs – SETI Live
The Sounds of Intelligence: A Conversation with 2026 Drake Award Recipient Lori Marino – SETI Live
Lava Worlds & Nightside Volcanoes on K2-141 b – SETI Live
Galactic Islands of Tranquility: How "Little Red Dots" May Brew Life's Building Blocks – SETI Live
The 45 Best Places to Look for Alien Life – SETI Live
SkyMapper is Live! Explore the Sky in Real Time – SETI Live
Planet Crash: Cosmic Collision Caught in Action – SETI Live
From Moon to Mars: What Artemis II Means for the Future – SETI Live
The Science of SETI: Inside the First Modern Textbook – SETI Live
The Titan Impact: Saturn's Moon System May Have Had a Catastrophic Past – SETI Live
Rethinking Radio: A New Way to Hear the Universe? – SETI Live
Unistellar + Citizen Science (Part 8): 2025 Observations, An Exoplanet Candidate, and Rockets! – SETI Live
Missing Link Found: A Breakthrough in Exoplanet Science – SETI Live
Exoplanetary Poetry: AI, Chemistry, and Alien Communication – SETI Live
Lost Pulsars Found? Breakthrough Listen's Deep Survey of the Galactic Core – SETI Live
Back to the Moon: How Artemis II Sets the Stage for the Next Era of Missions – SETI Live
Life After Ice: 46,000-Year-Old Worms Wake Up – SETI Live
SETI@home Update: 21 Years of Citizen Science—and 100 Signals to Investigate – SETI Live
When Galaxies Collide: Euclid Reveals What Triggers Active Black Holes – SETI Live
What to Expect in Space Science 2026 – SETI Live
3I/ATLAS: Caught in UV | What Europa Clipper Saw When No One Else Could – SETI Live
Earth 2.0? Maybe Not. Intelligent Life Might Be Far Rarer Than We Think – SETI Live
SkyMapper: Map All the Sky, All the Time – SETI Live
Baby Moons in the Making? The Discovery of a Moon-Forming Disk – SETI Live