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Beyond Earth

How to go — and why: visions of a human future in which we not only endure but prevail

Read the Editors’ Introduction
Space Stations •
Moon •
Mars •
Settlement •
NASA •
Astronomy •
Space Policy •
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Symposium

Human Uniqueness in the Cosmos

Are we an insignificant speck?
Searching for Other Earths
Meaning in a Silent Universe
The Fine-Tuning of Nature’s Laws

Essay | Winter 2016

Winter 2016

  • Jacob Hoerger

Missing the Night Sky

On light pollution, enlightenment, and our sense of finitude

Jacob Hoerger

Essay | Fall 2015

Fall 2015

  • Sara Seager

Searching for Other Earths

How — and why — we look for exoplanets

From: Human Uniqueness in the Cosmos

Sara Seager

Essay | Spring 2005

Spring 2005

  • Robert Zubrin

Getting Space Exploration Right

Robert Zubrin

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