George Dvorsky is the Deputy Editor at Gizmodo, specializing in science and spaceflight. With a focus on the latest advancements in space exploration, George covers a wide range of topics including space missions, technology, and the future of space travel. His work has been featured in various publications including Yahoo News.
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George Dvorsky's coverage primarily focuses on spaceflight, rockets, and NASA initiatives. His work includes government announcements and press releases related to space exploration.
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Angara A5, Russia’s largest operational rocket, took flight from a remote launch site
By: George Dvorsky
The black hole lurks just 2,000 light-years away in the constellation Aquila.
By: George Dvorsky
The black hole is just 2,000 light-years away in the constellation Aquila
The Lyrids Meteor Shower has been known to humans for at least 2,700 years, yet not much is known about its progenitor comet.
By: George Dvorsky
Sierra Space's Ghost delivery platform is now in beta testing.
By: George Dvorsky Gizmodo
Sierra Space's Ghost delivery platform is now in beta testing By George Dvorsky / Gizmodo
By: George Dvorsky
Unistellar’s new range of telescopes offer advanced features and clear imaging, suitable for all astronomers despite their smaller size and higher price.
We've been sending animals to space for nearly 75 years, leading to critically important science — and no shortage of bizarre stories
By: Nataly Mayak, Hollie Adams, Ben Schweighart, Chip Clark Smithsonian, Alberto Menendez Cervero, George Dvorsky
Plus: Alarming levels of bird flu detected in milk, Voyager 1 regains cosmic clarity, and examining the effectiveness of washing produce to remove pesticides. By Gizmodo Staff
From spiders struggling to make webs in orbit to bats clinging to the outside of the Space Shuttle, the history of animals in space is as fascinating as it is weird. Here are some of our favorite stories. On June 11, 1948, a rhesus monkey named Albert I become the first animal to reach space, […]
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