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The Lonely Work of Picking the Universe’s Best Astronomy Picture

The New York Times

07. 12. 22

Sharks Wash Up on Beaches, Stabbed by Swordfish

The New York Times

10. 27. 20

Science Magazine

11. 27. 20

Nature’s Noisiest Liars Carry Secrets in Their Calls

The New York Times

07. 21. 20

When 300-Pound Wombats Roamed Australia

The New York Times

06. 25. 20

New York and Boston Pigeons Don’t Mix

The New York Times

04. 23. 20

Hurricanes Are Reshaping Evolution Across the Caribbean

The New York Times

04. 27. 20

It Came From Outside Our Solar System and Now It’s Breaking Up

The New York Times

04. 07. 20

This Fireball Ignored the Solar System’s One-Way Signs

The New York Times

03. 30. 20

Mysterious chemical found in dead cat’s brain reopens debate over mercury poisoning disaster

Science Magazine

03. 24. 20

A Rapid End Strikes the Dinosaur Extinction Debate (Q&A)

Quanta Magazine

03. 25. 20

They Knew Saber-toothed Tigers Were Big. Then They Found This Skull.

The New York Times

03. 14. 20

Madagascar’s mysterious, lemur-eating cats started as ship stowaways

Science Magazine

03. 10. 20

Sunspots and Stranded Whales: A Bizarre Correlation

The New York Times

02. 25. 19

New Origin Story for Gross Blobs That Wash Up on Beaches

The New York Times

02. 04. 20

Continents of the Underworld Come Into Focus

Quanta Magazine

01. 07. 20

How a Fish Steals Its Ability to Glow

The New York Times

01. 08. 20

Veil of dust from ancient asteroid breakup may have cooled Earth

Science Magazine

09 . 18 . 2019

Florida’s Panthers Hit With Mysterious Crippling Disorder

The New York Times

08 . 20 . 2019

The Ghosts of Gone Birds Haunts an Odd and Endangered Beetle

Audobon

08 . 09 . 2019

‘Millennium Falcon’ predator soared across ocean floor at dawn of animal life

Science Magazine

07 . 30 . 2019

Debate intensifies over speed of expanding universe

Science Magazine

07 . 19 . 2019

Sarah Parcak Thinks We Need to Learn From the Fall of Egypt’s Old Kingdom

The New York Times

07 . 08 . 19

This World Is a Simmering Hellscape. They’ve Been Watching Its Explosions.

The New York Times

06 . 26 . 2019

A French Wine With a 900-Year-Old Vintage

The New York Times

06 . 11 . 19

A Close Look at Newborn Planets Reveals Hints of Infant Moons

Quanta Magazine

06 . 11 . 2019

The Vampire Birds of the Galápagos Have Fascinating Inner Lives

The New York Times

06 . 08 . 2019

Dear Hubble: How one telescope transformed astronomy, and us all

National Geographic

05 . 20 . 19

Striking Down the Queen Won’t Save You From the Swarm

The New York Times

05. 14. 2019

Black, Hot Ice May Be Nature’s Most Common Form of Water

Quanta Magazine

05 . 08 . 19

With a Second Repeating Radio Burst, Astronomers Close In on an Explanation

Quanta Magazine

02 . 28 . 19

Why a Harvard astronomer is spouting farfetched ideas about aliens

Boston Globe

02 . 07 . 2019

Asteroid Rate Jumped in Solar System’s Past

Quanta Magazine

01 . 17 . 19

A Universal Law for the ‘Blood of the Earth’

Quanta Magazine

11 . 28 . 18

Tracing tensions between astronomers and the military

Washington Post

11 . 02 . 18

Astronomers Creep Up to the Edge of the Milky Way’s Black Hole

Quanta Magazine

10. 30. 2018

Will Astronomers Be Ready for the Next ‘Oumuamua?

Scientific American

02 . 13 . 2018

Earliest Black Hole Gives Rare Glimpse of Ancient Universe

Quanta Magazine

12 . 06 . 17

Astronomers map Milky Way’s most distant outpost

Science Magazine

10 . 12 . 17

A Cold War Among Cosmologists Turns Hot

The Atlantic

05 . 11 . 17

Sam Ting’s last tease

Science Magazine

04 . 21 . 17

How Dams Risk Poisoning Indigenous Diets

The Atlantic

11. 09. 2016

Army Ants Act Like Algorithms to Make Deliveries More Efficient

Smithsonian

11 . 23 . 15