The New Earth

This is a fascinating narrative that reveals the cosmic forces that have been in play over the past 66 years. Help has come from the outside to preserve the human race.

"Tam Boe Man Live" (2009) is a live album by The New Earth Group, a jazz collective that blends elements of free jazz, avant-garde, and world music. The group is known for their experimental approach to jazz, and this album captures their live energy and improvisational skill in a raw, unfiltered setting.

"Tam Boe Man Live" (2009) is a live album by The New Earth Group, a jazz collective that blends elements of free jazz, avant-garde, and world music. The group is known for their experimental approach to jazz, and this album captures their live energy and improvisational skill in a raw, unfiltered setting.

Dutch experimentalists The New Earth Group are streaming the title track from their forthcoming new album Hurts Really Happy. It is a blend of prog rock guitar having a chat with a bit of jazz and some electronic dance to spice things up. Would have a perfect fit for a early Seventies sci-fi B-movie.

New discoveries have revealed thousands of exoplanets beyond our solar system. Some resemble earth enough that one could be a new home for humanity. Even with cutting-edge technology, finding the perfect one is the scientific challenge of the age.

The dream of turning Mars into a habitable world of trees, rivers and blue skies is now a subject of serious scientific investigation and a plausible future for the Red Planet. NASA scientist Chris McKay has spent 30 years exploring Mars and testing the limits of life in extreme environments on Earth. Award-winning writer/producer Mark Davis and legendary Mars animator Dan Maas join McKay in this first in-depth visualization of what it would take to turn a cold, dead planet into a living world.