Claire Cameron is a Breaking News Editor specializing in Science and Technology. With a background in journalism, Claire has contributed to various publications including The Messenger, The Walrus, Inverse, The Globe and Mail, and Esquire magazine. She covers a wide range of topics including space exploration, emerging technologies, and scientific discoveries.
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By: Claire Cameron
Astronauts could use the tricks of the animal kingdom to survive long flights to Mars and beyond
By: Claire Cameron
The great white pup was spotted just 1,000 feet from the beach at Santa Barbara in California
By: Claire Cameron
The request was released as part of a document drop ahead of a highly anticipated Senate Judiciary Committee hearing about child safety
Voyager Space said it believed the heavy rocket can launch Starlab before the International Space Station is decommissioned
Through found phrases, Claire Cameron assembles a poetic picture of Palestinian daily life in wartime
This month, a trio of computer scientists won the Vesuvius Challenge, a competition to use artificial intelligence to reveal four passages of ancient Greek encased for 2,000 years inside a charred scroll.
A team used the tech to “read” a charred scroll burnt in the Vesuvius eruption. Now they have their sights set on even more artifacts.
Through found phrases, Claire Cameron assembles a poetic picture of hungry people failed by the system
Using phrases clipped from century-old Canadian newspapers, Claire Cameron assembles a found poem saluting the season
Learning to decode complex communication on Earth may give us a leg up if intelligent life from space makes contact.
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