Jacqui Goddard is a freelance journalist at The Times. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as NASA, space travel, and the International Space Station, while also delving into health and wellness, crime and justice, and natural sciences. Jacqui's work has been featured in The Times, Space Today, and other prominent publications.
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Jacqui Goddard's coverage encompasses a diverse range of topics, including space exploration, scientific discoveries, and crime. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news, indicating an interest in timely and impactful narratives. Given the breadth of her coverage attributes, she may be open to pitches that offer unique angles or access to exclusive information related to these themes.
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By: Jacqui Goddard
The head of Nasa has struggled to walk a diplomatic path as his agency faces a proposed 23 per cent budget cut
The exotic animal importers behind an ‘ethical’ day out in Orlando, Florida, are accused of failing to keep their star attractions alive
Many experts have long scoffed at its 2006 reclassification as a dwarf planet. Now Jared Isaacman, spurred on by a ten-year-old girl, wants to challenge the ruling
Former Communist president is accused of involvement in the 1996 downing of US planes that took off from Florida
The space agency has unveiled details of its ‘epic’ campaign to establish a human presence on the moon by 2032
The 2027 mission will mark the next step in Nasa’s pathway to landing astronauts back on the moon
Luca Parmitano is the first European crew member on Nasa’s moon programme, but he says we should protect Earth first before relying on settling the solar system
Tampa General Hospital is using artificial intelligence software to track infections, cutting early sepsis deaths by 68 per cent, saving more than 900 lives in four years
By: Josie Ensor, Jacqui Goddard
The brothers, who have denied any wrongdoing, have been charged with further rape, assault and trafficking offences in the UK
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan face 59 charges including rape, sex trafficking and assault. Their lawyer says the misogynists’ human rights are being violated
