In Print:

• 18/01/1996: Night of exploding stars - Independent

• 05/11/1999: Science: So where is everybody else living? - Independent

• 15/11/2006: Martin Rees forecasts the future - Independent

• 24/06/2010: Martin Rees makes a religion out of science so his bishops can gather their tithe - The Guardian

• 26/07/2010: No need for manned spaceflight, says astronomer royal Martin Rees - The Guardian

• 27/09/2010: Martin Rees: 'We shouldn't attach any weight to what Hawking says about god' - Independent

• 15/03/2011: The multiverse: our universe is suspiciously unlikely to exist – unless it is one of many - The Conversation

• 26/10/2012: Cambridge University's "Terminator studies" department – do we really need it? - The Guardian

• 16/12/2012: Are we alone in the universe? We'll know soon - The Guardian

• 06/08/2013: Ask the experts: will robots take over the world? - The Conversation

• 12/09/2013: To be effective citizens, we all need a feel for science - The Conversation

• 12/09/2013: Astronomer Royal on science, environment and the future - The Conversation

• 18/12/2013: For our future in space, China must aim further than the Moon - The Conversation

• 20/12/2023: Martin Rees: For our future in space, China must aim further than the Moon - Independent

• 03/09/2014: The geckos sent into orbit died, but don’t give up on life in space just yet - The Guardian

• 26/11/2014: Martin Rees: The world in 2050 and beyond - The New Statesman

• 02/06/2015: Clean energy should be our mission to the moon - Independent

• 20/07/2015: Let’s listen out for alien life - and remember we might not understand it - The Guardian

• 11/02/2016: The discovery of gravitational waves opens up a new window on the cosmos - Independent

• 15/06/2016: The proposed reforms to UK research are needlessly drastic. Here's why - The Guardian

• 29/08/2016: The Anthropocene epoch could inaugurate even more marvellous eras of evolution - The Guardian

• 03/04/2017: Aliens, very strange universes and Brexit – Martin Rees Q&A - The Conversation

• 10/01/2018: Lord Martin Rees: Black holes are simpler than forests and science has its limits - CRASSH

• 14/03/2018: I worked with Stephen Hawking. Here's what impressed me most about him - Salon

• 14/03/2018: I first met Stephen Hawking when we were students. His parties were legendary and he always insisted he wasn't another Einstein - Independent

• 14/03/2018: Stephen Hawking: Martin Rees looks back on colleague’s spectacular success against all odds - The Conversation

• 15/08/2018: Anthill 28: On nothing - The Conversation

• 15/08/2018: What is nothing? Martin Rees Q&A - The Conversation

• 22/08/2018: We may have to wait for post-humans to understand universe, says astrophysicist Martin Rees - Independent

• 18/10/2018: Cosmologist Martin Rees gives humanity a 50-50 chance of surviving the 21st century - Vox

• 05/12/2018: On the Best Use of Science to Safeguard Humanity - Quantamagazine 

• 20/07/2019: The moon was once a frontier. But new worlds now beckon - The Guardian

• 12/09/2019: Astronomer Royal Martin Rees to call for international tech guidelines - New Scientist

• 14/10/2019: Astronomer Royal: We're destroying the book of life before reading it - New Scientist

• 18/12/2019: Martin Rees: We will become a new species by expanding beyond Earth - New Scientist

• 22/12/2019: The science stories that shaped 2019 - The Guardian

• 29/12/2019: Be wary of Elon Musk despoiling the ‘vault of heaven’ - The Guardian

• 09/10/2020: Britain must nurture its scientific expertise to help save the world from climate crisis, Martin Rees - The Guardian

• 16/10/2020: From coronavirus to the climate: What it means to be a scientist today - Independent

• 24/02/2021: Will we ever find life beyond Earth? - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

• 16/06/2021: Martin Rees and Steven Pinker: Wagering on catastrophe - The New Statesman

• 16/08/2021: In Conversation with Lord Martin Rees: ‘The Future is in Our Hands, but the Stakes Have Never Been Higher’ - Earth.org

• 17/10/2021: Is searching for aliens worth the risk? Absolutely, says UK’s leading astronomer - BBC Science Focus

• 02/01/2022: Nasa’s Webb telescope is a joy. But it’s the private ventures that push at limits - The Guardian

• 09/03/2022: Time to take a long, hard look at humanity's future in the cosmos - New Scientist

• 09/03/2022: Martin Rees interview: Elon Musk could spawn the first post-humans - New Scientist

• 13/04/2022: Letter: Martin Rees gives us some very wise words - New Scientist

• 30/04/2022: Could space-going billionaires be the vanguard of a cosmic revolution? - The Guardian

• 10/06/2022: 7 important astronomy achievements of the past 50 years - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

• 21/07/2022: The Webb Telescope Shows We Don’t Need Astronauts to Explore the Cosmos - The Wall Street Journal

• 31/08/2022: The dangers of science behind closed doors - IAI News

• 15/09/2022: SETI: Why extraterrestrial intelligence is more likely to be artificial than biological - Astronomy

• 18/09/2022: Lord Martin Rees: ‘Long term, humans won’t exist – they’ll evolve into something digital’ - The Telegraph

• 18/09/2022: Lord Martin Rees on minor falling out with King Charles III as he predicts humans to evolve into 'cyborgs' - Scottish Daily Express 

• 18/10/2022: Seti: why extraterrestrial intelligence is more likely to be artificial than biological - The Conversation

• 24/10/2022: Lord Martin Rees: an appreciation - EA Forum