Josh Dinner is a science journalist who writes for Space.com and Live Science. His articles cover a wide range of topics in the field of space exploration, including updates on rocket launches, space missions, and scientific discoveries. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Josh Dinner's reporting largely consists of announcements and press releases in the scientific field, particularly space missions. His coverage indicates a keen interest in events related to SpaceX, space missions, and nighttime launches.
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The shuffle means shortening this summer's EVA series from three to two. NASA has picked a new date for the spacewalk that was postponed last weekend due to "spacesuit discomfort."
"The Strawberry Full Moon did not disappoint," one stargazer told Space.com. The first full day of summer 2024 ended with the ultimate cherry on top, or, in this case, a strawberry.
The falling space junk crashed through two floors of their house. The growing problem of space debris isn't just one that plagues Earth's orbit.
By: Josh Dinner
Florida family files claim against NASA to compensate them after space debris crashed through their home in March
Engineers continue analyzing several issues that have cropped up during Starliner's first-ever astronaut flight.
The launch could take place in just a couple weeks. Super Heavy is breathing fire once again.
"That is an awesome sight." NEW ORLEANS — The core stage of the first rocket to launch astronauts to the moon in over 50 years has left its
Astronaut rizz. This first ever private spacewalk will be bringing some serious style to outer space.
"The agency has taken the time to ensure we are not putting the crew at a higher risk than is necessary."
By: Josh Dinner
Over half a century has passed since humans flew this far from Earth.
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