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As a planetary scientist at the SETI Institute, Maddy works to characterize the Martian and Lunar surfaces through statistical analyses of cratered terrains. Her recent publications describe how changes in Mars’ sedimentary rocks can inform us about regional and global climate patterns in the planet’s history.
Not Just Aliens is the SETI Institute’s weekly series featuring scientists exploring astrobiology, heliophysics, planetary science, and more — expanding the search for life beyond Earth.
Dr. Maddy Turner is a planetary scientist working as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Carl Sagan Center at the SETI Institute. Maddy’s primary research focuses on remote structural mapping and quantitative geomorphology of planetary bodies, including the development and implementation of methods.
New international SETI protocols are redefining how scientists would verify and announce evidence of alien technology. At the same time, the SETI Institute's Discovery and Futures Lab is asking an even bigger question: How will humanity respond?
Join Dr. Lauren Sgro, Dr. Lucian Walkowicz, and Dr. Chelsea Haramia for a conversation about science, ethics, communication, and our future among the stars.
📅 June 16
🕚️ 11:00 am PDT
🖥️ https://youtube.com/live/38gom_71pUw
Hosts Jon Stenvall and Dave Morales sit down with Steven Spielberg and Emily Blunt to discuss their science fiction thriller, Disclosure Day. Plus, SETI Institute CEO Bill Diamond offers a rare look at ongoing scientific research to find intelligent alien life, followed by an inside look at the U.S. government's recent releases of UAP/UFO files.
Watch the full episode: https://www.fox26houston.com/video/fmc-965xwnnwf72n4bv9

Hosts Jon Stenvall and Dave Morales sit down with Steven Spielberg and Emily Blunt to discuss their science fiction thriller, Disclosure Day. Plus, SETI Institute CEO Bill Diamond gives a rare look at the ongoing scientific research to find intelligent alien life, followed by an inside look into the U.S. government's recent UAP/UFO file releases.
#PPOD: These pareidolia-inducing clouds are a pair of nebulae called Gum 10 and Gum 11. Visible mostly from the southern hemisphere, they are part of a larger complex, in which stars are born. Gum 10 is the brightest cloud that occupies most of the image, whereas Gum 11 is the fainter, detached cloud to the bottom-left. Their bright glow comes from a special interaction between hydrogen and the hot massive stars in each nebula. Credit: ESO/VPHAS+ team
Astronomers have long focused their instruments on planets orbiting isolated, solitary stars. Yet, across the cosmos, stars rarely form in total isolation. In a recent SETI Live conversation, host and astrophysicist Dr. Moiya McTier sat down with York University astrophysicist Dr. Jeremy Webb to discuss a groundbreaking paper examining an entirely different cosmic context: the distribution of planetary systems along stellar streams.
Learn more: https://www.seti.org/news/life-is-but-a-stream/
We're live in just one hour! ☄️
Join Franck Marchis and Cecilia Tubiana (INAF) at 9:00 AM PDT for SETI Live as we explore what ESA's Juice spacecraft learned from interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS.
Bring your questions! https://youtube.com/live/lssQSmUmITc

Last call! This Friday, watch Spielberg's Disclosure Day on opening night, then ask Seth Shostak — Senior Astronomer, host of Big Picture Science, and disclosure expert — your biggest questions about aliens. Only a handful of seats remain! 🎟️
Buy your ticket today: disclosureday.eventbrite.com