Eric Berger is a Senior Space Editor at Ars Technica. He specializes in topics related to space exploration, including NASA and SpaceX, while also covering themes such as climate change and regional interests. Eric is the author of the acclaimed book "LIFTOFF," and his work has been featured in prominent outlets including The New York Times, CNN, and WIRED.
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By: Ken, Kris Volk, Elaine Kimzey, Eric Berger, Dj, Jim F, Mike, Sue, Eileen Reed, Nick Stepchinski, Monty, Ken J, Ashley
In brief: If you’re celebrating New Year’s Eve tonight, you’ll want a sweater or at least a light jacket as conditions will turn chillier after sunset. With a couple of exceptions…
By: Eric Berger
In der Sparte Contemporary Photography sollten Werke eingereicht werden, die die aktuelle Fotografie als künstlerische Ausdrucksform repräsentieren.
By: Eric Berger
Republican state lawmakers and conservative leaders around the United States see Donald Trump 's re-election as a mandate that will help them enact rightwing policies in Republican-run states across the US.
By: Eric Berger
The R-7 family of rockets originated from an ICBM developed to carry nuclear weapons.
By: Eric Berger, Mike Root, Tim L, Ray H, Tinyhands, Harold, Ken J, David P
In brief: So far this winter in Houston has been abnormally warm, with December feeling more like late fall than winter. But that’s about to change as an Arctic front arrives in Houston on Su…
"We are making it simpler for new competitors to get consistent access to the spectrum they need."
What to make of Musk's comments that are critical of NASA's lunar plans? Elon Musk has always been more interested in Mars as a destination than the Moon.
By: Eric Berger
photo of Elon Musk: “We’re going straight to Mars. The Moon is a distraction.” image Although SpaceX founder Elon Musk is known for outspokenness and controversial comments on his social media site X, he has been relatively restrained when it comes to US space policy in recent years. For example, he has rarely criticized NASA or its overall goal to return humans to the Moon through the Artemis…
By: Eric Berger
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NASA has plans to return humans to the moon with the Artemis mission—but Elon Musk’s preference for Mars could have influence in the Trump administration.
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