Space and Evolution (SEVO). Aim and Scope

Looking back from its orbit around Mercury, the Spacecraft MESSENGER captured the above view of the Earth and its Moon on May 6th, 2010.

Aim and Scope

Space and Evolution is of interest to all who actively think about the survival and evolutionary potentials Space offers to all life forms, including humankind life. The mission of the journal involves a core understanding that evolution at all biological levels always involves a need for and an awareness of new “space,” and an adaptation to and an “occupation” of new “space.”

Space and Evolution publishes select Articles and Brief Communications that focus on aspects of basic and applied research and related policy matters that discuss biological, biotechnologically integrated, and relevant technology engineering issues involved in all aspects of humankind’s exploration of Space, and our eventual permanent migration to, and settlement of off-Earth Space.

Manuscript subject matter - Primary categories of manuscripts …

manuscripts in general biology, medicine, genetics, pathology, biochemistry, inorganic and organic chemical engineering, biotechnology, and contamination, when these subjects are related to Space travel;
parallel manuscripts in general astronomy, the search for habitable planets, general engineering, launch systems, astronautics, the commercialization of Space, the search for off-Earth resources, manufacturing in Space, first colony options, the search for off-Earth life forms, and planetary defense;

Supporting categories of manuscripts …

manuscripts in furtherance of the journal’s mission from the fields of Earth geo-sciences/global ecology/climatology, anthropology, cultural history, economics, diplomacy and politics, law, as well as on philosophy, religion, and ethics, when these subjects are related to Space travel;
manuscripts which help to bridge disciplines in the hard and soft sciences.

When considered together, Articles and Brief Communications each contribute to a comprehensive inter-disciplinary understanding of the magnitude of the efforts involved in our species’ potential for long-term survival and biological and biotechnologically enhanced evolution through successful exploration of Space, and our eventual permanent migration to, and settlement of, off-Earth Space.

Special issues - Space and Evolution welcomes proposals for special issues that are based on a series of invitational articles or on conference or meeting proceedings. Special issue editors can rely on the journal staff’s years of experiences in efficiently handling most details relating to the publication of special issues.

Manuscripts ...

We welcome submissions of manuscripts. Please consider the following guidelines.

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Space and Evolution (SEVO) is an open access journal.

Articles
Brief Communications
Commentaries

Special Issues

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The Eagle Hill Institute reserves the copyright to articles and notes published in its journals. Any reproduction in print or electronic format, other than for an individual's own personal and private use, is prohibited without written permission from the Institute.

Authors are provided a print-quality pdf file of their article with permission to post the file on their personal and their institution’s website.