Aims and Scope

Aim and Scope

JASE aims to publish original research, reviews, perspectives, and technical reports that:

• Explore the origin, evolution, and distribution of life in the universe.
• Investigate exoplanets, planetary systems, and celestial bodies of astrobiological interest.
• Advance space exploration technologies, spacecraft engineering, and mission concepts.
• Address planetary protection, space sustainability, and ethical considerations in exploration.
• Promote interdisciplinary dialogue between astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, physics, and engineering communities.

Topics Covered (include but are not limited to)

• Astrobiology: Origin of life, extremophiles, biosignatures, habitability studies.
• Exoplanetary Science: Detection methods, atmospheric characterization, habitability analysis.
• Planetary Science: Geology, atmospheres, and climates of planets and moons.
• Space Missions & Technology: Spacecraft design, propulsion, robotics, life support systems.
• Lunar and Martian Studies: Exploration strategies, colonization prospects, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU).
• Space Sustainability: Orbital debris mitigation, planetary protection, policy frameworks.
• Observational & Instrumentation Advances: Telescopes, sensors, and mission payloads.
• Interdisciplinary Research: Links between space sciences, life sciences, and engineering.