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Notre Dame alumnus Andrew Langford named Hertz Fellow

Notre Dame alumnus Andrew Langford named Hertz Fellow
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United kingdomNotre dameAndrew langfordPhi beta kappaLauren weissPeter garnavichColin littlefieldNational science foundation graduate research fellowshipFlatley centerUniversity of cambridge institute astronomyPurdue universityDepartment of physicsUniversity of notre dameJohn hertz foundationNobel laureatesGoldwater scholar

Ping-Ponging Comets Might Spread Life From Planet to Planet

Ping-Ponging Comets Might Spread Life From Planet to Planet
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United kingdomInstitute of spaceUniversity of cambridge institute astronomyProceedings of the royal societyAstromaterials science research groupRoyal societyAstronautical scienceMilky way

Comets may reveal the secrets to finding life on alien planets, study finds

Comets not only dazzle the night skies, they may also be responsible for life on Earth – and other planets. Here s why.

United kingdomRichard anslowProceedings of the royal societyUniversity of cambridge institute astronomyRoyal society

Bouncing comets may be able to spread life throughout the universe

Scientists suspect that comets may have delivered the key ingredients for life on Earth, and new research outlines how exoplanets could have received these deliveries, too.

United kingdomRichard anslowUniversity of cambridge institute astronomyEuropean space agencyProceedings of the royal societyMilky wayComet wildRoyal society

Comets that bounce from planet to planet could spread life across the universe

Scientists suspect that comets may have delivered the key ingredients for life on Earth, and new research outlines how exoplanets could have received these deliveries, too.

United kingdomRichard anslowEuropean space agencyUniversity of cambridge institute astronomyProceedings of the royal societyMilky wayComet wildRoyal societySolar systemNorganic moleculesLife on earthEuropean space agencyNiversity of cambridge 39s institute astronomyOrganic ingredients

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