Alien Life Imagined: Communicating the Science and Culture of Astrobiology

The "Alien Worlds" book is a comprehensive and captivating exploration of how humanity has imagined life beyond Earth throughout history.

From ancient philosophers to modern-day filmmakers, this book delves into the evolution of ideas about extraterrestrial life and their impact on science, society, and culture.

With engaging examples from Newton to Kubrick, Lucian to H.G.

Wells, this book provides a fascinating account for anyone interested in the extraterrestrial life debate.

As a freelance academic and founder of the world's first undergraduate degree program in Astrobiology, Mark Brake offers a unique perspective on the subject.

This book is an essential resource for academic libraries and recommended reading for general readers, amateur astronomers, and undergraduate students studying astrobiology.