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There are real concerns with long-term power generation on the Moon; nuclear could be the answer. But for NASA, will the cost be too high?

USGS's 'Unified Geologic Map of the Moon' is the definitive blueprint of the lunar surface.

A review of Matthew Engelke's How to Think Like an Anthropologist.

Changing times demand changing leadership principles.

Could future artificial worlds provide the meaning that we need?

The ways in which humans have divinized technology.

The Red Planet, the God of War, and important life lessons for us all.

A new NASA report shakes up lunar geology.

Synthesizing the vast research in the scientific study of religion is a huge task.

What is it, do we have any, and why does it matter?

An anthropologist and a theologian walk into a room. The punchline is wise and wonderful.

The thick sheets of ice at these eight sites could provide the reservoir of water necessary for human expeditions to Mars. 

Documentary offers a surprisingly simple solution to improving medical care.

When you're in the hospital, doctors might call the shots on the big decisions, but the quality of your stay is extremely dependent on nurses—particularly their competence and compassion. But what if your nurse just doesn't have time for the compassionate part of caring for you?

The red planet is nearby, cool, sunny, and was once potentially habitable. Could it someday be that way again? “It would be great some day to have astronauts in a rover […]