Exploring Life Beyond Earth: Super-Earths and Exoplanets

This module explores the fundamental questions about life: its definition, origin, and evolution. Students will examine current theories on how life arose on Earth and the processes of biological evolution.

This module focuses on the concept of planets, their formation, and characteristics. Students will learn about the diversity of planets in our solar system and beyond, and the factors that define a planet.

This module covers the methods used to detect and study planets outside our solar system. Students will explore various techniques for finding exoplanets and determining their properties.

This module examines the changes Earth has undergone over its history and how these changes have affected life. Students will study the relationship between planetary evolution and the development of life.

This module focuses on the geological processes that shape planets and their potential impact on the emergence and sustainability of life. Students will explore the connection between planetary geology and habitability.

This module explores the concept of planetary habitability and the factors that contribute to a planet's potential to support life. Students will learn about the habitable zone and other considerations in assessing a planet's suitability for life.

This final module examines the various methods and strategies used in the search for life beyond Earth. Students will explore current and future missions, technologies, and approaches to detecting signs of life in the universe.