Watch a subscriber-only event exploring the progress and possibilities ahead in space exploration. Whether it's the race to find life on Mars, the campaign to outsmart killer asteroids, or the quest to make the moon a permanent home to astronauts, scientists' efforts can tell us more about where humanity is headed.

This subscriber-only discussion examines the progress and possibilities ahead with speakers Amanda Silverman and Robin George Andrews. Recorded on March 25, 2026, the session delves into topics from Martian life hunts to asteroid defense strategies.

Related stories include America's race against China for Mars discoveries, the hunt for dangerous asteroids, stunning images from observatories, and researchers testing asteroid defense approaches. These tales paint a picture of humanity’s ventures beyond our planet.

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