Marc Kaufman is the author of two books about space: “Mars Up Close: Inside the Curiosity Mission” and “First Contact: Scientific Breakthroughs in the Search for Life Beyond Earth.” He is also an experienced journalist, having spent three decades at The Washington Post and The Philadelphia Inquirer. He began writing the column in October 2015, when NASA’s NExSS initiative was in its infancy. While the “Many Worlds” column is supported and informed by NASA’s Astrobiology Program, any opinions expressed are the author’s alone.
To contact Marc, send an email to marc.kaufman@manyworlds.space.
Recent Posts by Marc:
- Tales From the Deep Earth January 19, 2020
- Tatooine Worlds January 13, 2020
- Using Climate Science on Earth to Understand Planets Beyond Earth January 2, 2020
- How Long Were the Wet Periods on Early Mars, and Was That Water Chemically Suitable For Life? December 10, 2019
- Icy Moons and Their Plumes December 5, 2019
- Mapping Titan, the Most Earth-Like Body in Our Solar System November 18, 2019
- A Southern Sky Extravaganza From TESS November 7, 2019
- A Telling Nobel Exoplanet Faux Pas October 30, 2019
- PIXL: A New NASA Instrument For Ferreting Out Clues of Ancient Life on Mars October 23, 2019
- The Remarkable Race to Find the First Exoplanet, And the Nobel Prize It Produced October 10, 2019
- On the Ground in Greenland, at the Disputed Ancient Stromatolite Site September 10, 2019
- Exploring Early Earth by Using DNA As A Fossil September 3, 2019
- A Unique Science Expedition to Greenland August 25, 2019
- “Agnostic Biosignatures,” And the Path to Life as We Don’t Know It August 12, 2019
- Exoplanets Discoveries Flood in From TESS August 1, 2019
- If Bacteria Could Talk July 29, 2019
- Curiosity Rover as Seen From High Above by Mars Orbiter July 13, 2019
- NASA Announces Astrobiology Mission to Titan June 27, 2019
- Methane on Mars. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow June 24, 2019
- The Interiors of Exoplanets May Well Hold the Key to Their Habitability June 23, 2019
