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Paul Voosen

Paul Voosen

Staff Writer and Reporter at Science

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  • English
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  • Astronomy
  • Science

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Recent Articles

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NASA’s new fleet of satellites will offer insights into the wild cards of climate change

Missions mark resurgence for agency’s earth science division
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Venus can’t wait—NASA plans blockbuster return to hothouse neighbor

Agency selects two missions for first visit since the 1990s
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Was Venus once a good home for life? NASA missions aim to find out

Climate models suggest Earth’s sister planet was once cool, wet, and habitable
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New work suggests global warming will only lead only to fewer cold winds
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Atmospheric science is overwhelmingly white. Black scientists have ...

Alumni from a Howard University program are now leaders at federal science agencies. Can academia follow its lead?
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Earth’s oldest living landscape spotted in South African rock cores

Campaign probes for earliest signs of oxygen-producing life
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New director of NASA’s storied Jet Propulsion Lab takes on ballooni...

Laurie Leshin joins lab as it begins work on Mars Sample Return
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Hidden carbon layer may have sparked ancient bout of global warming

Rift between Greenland and Europe implicated in 56-million-year-old hothouse
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In a paradox, cleaner air is now adding to global warming

Satellites capture fall in pollution that helps cool the planet
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Ocean geoengineering scheme aces its first field test

Alkaline lime powder spread in Florida estuary drew down carbon and reduced acidification
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Earthlike planets should readily form around other stars, meteorite...

Samples from space rocks suggest water and light elements are present in warm inner part of planet-forming disks