Jamie Carter is a Senior Contributor at Forbes and various other media outlets. He specializes in covering the night sky, astro-tourism, space exploration, and the northern lights, blending themes of science, travel, and culture in his storytelling. Jamie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including TechRadar, Sky & Telescope, and Travel + Leisure.
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Jamie Carter's coverage primarily focuses on scientific themes, particularly astrophotography and celestial events. The articles indicate a strong interest in practical guidance for enthusiasts and the public regarding astronomical phenomena.
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