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Freelance #science writer with a focus in #space and #astronomy. Formerly Nola Taylor Redd She/her **Moved to Bluesky** @astrowriter.bsky.social
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What Methane Jets Might Tell Us About Enceladus - Eos

What Methane Jets Might Tell Us About Enceladus - Eos

Plumes on Saturn's moon Enceladus are dumping methane into space-fast. Something must be resupplying the orga…

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A raging river and frost-tipped dunes reveal watery history on Mars

A raging river and frost-tipped dunes reveal watery history on Mars

Both NASA's Perserverance and China's Zhurong rovers have recently found signs that Mars may have had more wa…

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Early Mars may have boasted a large ocean and cool climate

Early Mars may have boasted a large ocean and cool climate

When Mariner 4 buzzed Mars in 1965, it revealed a dry, desiccated world that stood in stark contrast to the h…

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How NASA's New Telescope Will Help Astronomers Discover Free-Floating Worlds

How NASA's New Telescope Will Help Astronomers Discover Free-Floating Worlds

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be able to detect small, distant planets without stars

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Mars Had Landslide-Powered Tsunamis That Put Earth's Mega-Waves to Shame

Mars Had Landslide-Powered Tsunamis That Put Earth's Mega-Waves to Shame

A huge mass of material fell down a mountain and into the Red Planet's ancient ocean.

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First asteroid found within Venus's orbit could be a clue to missing 'mantle' asteroids

First asteroid found within Venus's orbit could be a clue to missing 'mantle' asteroids

Earlier this year, astronomers discovered an oddball asteroid inside the orbit of Venus—the first member of a…

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Diamonds in the rubble

Diamonds in the rubble

Two ancient asteroids with distinctive diamond-like shapes are revealing clues not only about their own forma…

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How Long is a Day on Venus? The Answer Keeps Changing

How Long is a Day on Venus? The Answer Keeps Changing

Researchers have spent decades trying to pin down exactly how long a day on Venus lasts. Finding the answer c…

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The Wall of Westeros Would Be Its Own Worst Enemy

The Wall of Westeros Would Be Its Own Worst Enemy

The Wall of Westeros Would Be Its Own Worst Enemy

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How researchers could find planets that have suffered a zombie apocalypse

How researchers could find planets that have suffered a zombie apocalypse

What started out as a bar room bet became a paper taking the goofy premise (somewhat) deadly seriously

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Zombie Satellites Return From the Graveyard

Zombie Satellites Return From the Graveyard

Mission Extension Vehicles give dead spacecraft a new lease on life

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Our early solar system may have been home toa fifth giant planet

Our early solar system may have been home toa fifth giant planet

Jumping Jupiter! Thousands of icy rocks suggest our solar system was once home to a fifth giant planet.

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Light reflected off fresh snow can outshine the moon

Light reflected off fresh snow can outshine the moon

"Snowglow" could exacerbate light pollution

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