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@marinakoren

Staff writer at . Views expressed here are like black holes: they don't reflect anything. marina@theatlantic.com

Washington, D.C. / The Milky Way
Vrijeme pridruživanja: svibanj 2010.

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    No one: Absolutely no one: Me: I watched a seven-hour spacewalk and wrote a story about it

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    If you have not yet read this article by ⁦⁩, you should ~ The Pseudoscientific Arguments Against Women's Suffrage - via ⁦⁩ ⁦ Spoiler - it had to do with our ovaries.

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    31. sij

    Calling the coronavirus "the coronavirus" is like referring to everyone you meet as "the person"

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    Pretty darn excited about the relaunch of 's podcast, from + // Subscribe subscribe subscribe!

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    30. sij

    Scientists have released a new, close-up view of the sun, and it’s unlike anything they’ve ever seen before, reports.

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    Today is my birthday! It would mean a lot to me if you took a moment to check out my stories and, if you enjoy them, consider supporting my future work by subscribing to The Atlantic. (You can also support my work by buying me coffee.)

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    The way I feel about this view of the sun is how that Boston guy felt when he saw a sunfish for the first time in 2015. "Jay, what is that? We're seeing some shit we ain't never seen before."

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    NASA is shutting down the Spitzer space telescope today after 16 years of observing the cosmos. What will happen to it?

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    29. sij

    Boeing's 4th Q 2019 results making headlines bc of 737MAX, but also has some interesting news about taking a $410 m pre-tax charge in case NASA requires a second Starliner OFT, and recent awards for SLS cores and EUS stages. Here's a snip.

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    For , considers ’s work in space archaeology, the legacy of , and how the purposes of aging spacecraft will be interpreted by future archaeologists and historians as generations continue to pass.

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    27. sij

    Today's space junkyard is tomorrow's space-museum exhibit:

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    Very nice article from on the graveyard of spacecraft. Another one is the NASA EPOXI mission spacecraft (my first NASA mission! 😭) which we lost contact with (funny/sad story for sometime else) en route to an asteroid in 2013.

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    “Each one tells a story about the state of knowledge at the time it was launched."

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    Here is a cool thing: Future space archaeologists might be able to tell what defunct spacecraft once did just by looking at them

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