All articles tagged with #space journalism
Victoria Jaggard has been appointed as The New York Times’s new space editor, a role created to coordinate coverage of major space developments following the Artemis II mission and SpaceX’s IPO. Previously the senior space editor at National Geographic, Jaggard brings extensive experience covering Mars landings and solar eclipses to the Science desk.
NASAWatch, a space news and commentary platform founded by Keith Cowing, is currently on pause. Keith Cowing is a former NASA employee, space journalist, and explorer with a background in astrobiology and climbing.
Keith Cowing, a space journalist and former NASA employee, was laid off from NASA, highlighting challenges faced by space industry professionals.
The article is a brief acknowledgment to JPLers by Keith Cowing, a space journalist and former NASA employee, highlighting his background and affiliations.
Keith Cowing, a space journalist and founder of NASA Watch, is associated with NASA's 9th floor, highlighting his ongoing involvement in space-related activities.
The article mentions Keith Cowing, a space journalist and former NASA employee, in relation to NASA's activities, but does not provide specific details about NASA evaporating or other events.
The article features Keith Cowing, a space journalist and former NASA employee, highlighting his involvement with NASA Watch, the Explorers Club, and his interests in space and astrobiology.
Michael Altenhofen has been appointed as NASA's Deputy Chief of Staff, as reported by space journalist Keith Cowing.
A science journalist admits to not caring much about solar eclipses and has never seen one, but is open to changing their mind by witnessing the 2024 total solar eclipse from the path of totality in Indianapolis. The journalist plans to immerse themselves in the eclipse experience, including attending events, perusing an eclipse market, and observing the eclipse from the Indiana Motor Speedway alongside thousands of spectators. They hope to gain a new perspective and potentially become a true eclipse enthusiast.