Eric Berger is a Senior Space Editor at Ars Technica, known for his expertise and passion for rockets. He has written for various publications, including WIRED and Campaign US, and his work has been featured in major news outlets such as CNN, The New York Times, and The Guardian. Eric is also the author of the highly acclaimed book "LIFTOFF," which delves into the origins of SpaceX.
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Eric Berger's coverage is primarily focused on scientific topics, particularly space exploration and weather. His articles also include press releases, government announcements, and seasonal content. When reaching out to Eric Berger, consider pitching stories related to the latest developments in space exploration or significant advancements in weather science. Additionally, providing insights into marketing strategies within scientific industries may resonate well with him. If you have expert commentary or data-backed information regarding these areas of focus, it could be valuable for his coverage.
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Why StarKist encouraged consumers to showcase their ‘flexes’. From PR Week
Over the next several months, NASA will finalize a strategy for its operations in low-Earth orbit after 2030. Then, toward the end of next year, the space agency will award contracts to one or more private companies to develop small space stations for which NASA and other space agencies will become customers, rather than operators. But none of this is certain, and as NASA faces a transition from its long-established operations on the International Space Station.
It’s fitting, since the show has guests eat wings that become “progressively” spicier.. From Campaign US
It's fitting, since the show has guests eat wings that become “progressively” spicier.
By: Eric Berger, The Viv, Ken J, Pete D, Dan
In brief: Houston’s best chance of rain for awhile comes this weekend, particularly on Saturday. But for our driest areas north and west of the city, there’s likely to be little or no r…
By: Dwight, Eric Berger
In brief: Tropical Storm Milton formed in the Gulf of Mexico this afternoon. Normally, a tropical system in this part of the Gulf would be of serious concern to Texas, but since we’re now in …
By: Eric Berger
Hurricane Milton has rapidly intensified over the southern Gulf of Mexico. The hurricane is likely to strengthen further as it moves toward Florida.
By: Eric Berger
The annual prize is awarded to a Jewish humanitarian under age 50 whose work has significantly benefitted humankind.
By: Eric Berger
The brand's Bottle Boards campaign is an effort to reach Gen Z through their favorite accessory.
By: Eric Berger
photo of We’re finally going to the Solar System’s most intriguing but unexplored frontier image I really hate to be the bearer of such bad news, but you and I will not live forever, dear reader. We may hope to draw breath for a few decades yet, perhaps. But that's not long enough to descry any worlds circling other stars in a meaningful way. Those mysterious orbs are too distant, both in space and time;…
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