Adam Hadhazy is a contributing writer for Live Science and Space.com. He often writes about physics, psychology, animal behavior and story topics in general that explore the blurring line between today's science fiction and tomorrow's science fact. Adam has a Master of Arts degree from the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston College. When not squeezing in reruns of Star Trek, Adam likes hurling a Frisbee or dining on spicy food. You can check out more of his work at www.adamhadhazy.com.
Latest articles by Adam Hadhazy

By Adam Hadhazy Published
New research finds methane in rock that had been buried perhaps 12 miles (19 kilometers) underground millions of years ago.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Hundreds of organisms, ranging from bacteria to lichens, can band together to create biological soil crusts in order to survive in tough conditions.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Getting a handle on what rocky worlds in our solar system would look like from afar will give us a basis for comparison as we seek out distant, habitable exoplanets.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Alien life could be orbiting rare F-type stars, despite heavy blasts of ultraviolet radiation. F-type stars are heftier and hotter than our sun.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
A big problem for otherwise habitable moons is the heat radiating from their gas giant planets.

By Adam Hadhazy Published

By Adam Hadhazy Published
A new study takes a deeper look into the fate of life-permitting water on Earth-like planets around red dwarf stars, the most common stars in the universe.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Could plants on other planets make food without a sun?

By Adam Hadhazy Published
A recent study explores how atmospheric pressure on Earth-like worlds could impact their ability to support liquid water.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Determining habitability is more complicated for exomoons than exoplanets.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Pop culture commonly depicts aliens as looking like humans. But is that body plan realistic?

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Highly tilted alien worlds would have extreme seasons.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Habitable planets around red dwarf stars may not be able to stay tilted for long.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
The Dawn spacecraft is visiting the asteroids Vesta and Ceres. Here are a few more of the most mysterious asteroids in our solar system.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Star Trek turns 45 this week. Why does it still get fans so excited?

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Saturn is one of the coolest planets in our solar system, so it's no wonder that its moons are equally compelling

By Adam Hadhazy Published
One of the most well-known planets in the solar system is still hiding many mysteries of its formation and history.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
William Shatner's new documentary, "The Captains," aired to a packed New York crowd on Saturday.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, and so it harbors some equally giant mysteries.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Planets get all the attention, but asteroids are some of the most mysterious objects in our solar system.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
One of the most mysterious planets in our solar system is the one that never actually formed.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Whether there's life on the Red Planet is just one of the Mars biggest secrets.

By Adam Hadhazy Published
Scientists still aren't sure how the moon came to be, but they believe it is one of the keys to life evolving on Earth.
Breaking space news, the latest updates on rocket launches, skywatching events and more!

