SCIENCEJun 14 · 13:56 UTCTIMES OF ISRAEL

Contact? Groundbreaking Israeli method may soon detect life in outer space

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers have developed a statistical toolbox to detect life in outer space, which will be used aboard the Israeli Aerospace Industries spacecraft Eureka. The mission aims to reach Jupiter's smallest moon in the 2030s.

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