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Stanford astronomer Bruce Macintosh was a co-author of the latest “Decadal Survey” that sets research priorities for astronomy and astrophysics communities. Those priorities will include the identification of other habitable Earth-like worlds and determining whether life exists elsewhere in the universe.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope – the world’s most powerful and costly – could yield major insights on the cosmos.

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Astronomers have chalked out a plan for the next decade, where they have prioritised what major mysteries there are to solve out there in our vast universe.

Over the next decade, scientists aim to unlock the secrets of the universe and identify Earth-like planets outside of our solar system to find other habitable worlds. Ultimately, this research could reveal if we truly are alone.

On November 4th, the nation’s astronomers released the Decadal Survey on Astronomy and Astrophysics, a report compiled every 10 years detailing the highest priority space telescopes the community wants to build in the coming decades. The report stresses the desire to search for habitable exoplanets outside our Solar System.

On astronomers’ wish list for the next decade: two giant telescopes and a space telescope to search for life and habitable worlds beyond Earth.

The search for understanding in the far reaches of the known universe is an expensive endeavor. Every 10 years, US astronomers and astrophysicists release a report outlining their goals and hopes for the next decade of space exploration. The latest report has been released.

A major report outlining the highest priorities and recommendations for U.S. astronomy has finally been released, revealing the shape of things to come