Marianne Guenot is a science reporter for Insider, with previous experience at The Lancet and Nature Medicine. Her work covers a wide range of scientific topics, including discoveries, mysteries, and ancient life. Marianne's articles have been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in the field of science journalism.
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Marianne Guenot's coverage spans scientific, cultural & societal, and entertainment news. She frequently cites data and provides expert commentary on evolving stories within the scientific realm. Pitches to Marianne should emphasize credible sources with expertise in areas such as natural disasters, evolution, space exploration, climate change, ancient discoveries, astronomy, biology; particularly those that involve recent data or unfolding events.
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By: Marianne Guenot
Experts told BI the strength of the cargo ship's impact seemed well out of the norm planned for by engineers.
By: Mia Jankowicz, Marianne Guenot
Baltimore's largest bridge collapsed after a cargo vessel, the Dali, crashed into it. Experts told BI that a mechanical failure aboard the ship could have caused the crash.
By: Marianne Guenot, Matthew Loh
Experts say protective structures may have saved the Baltimore bridge from collapse, but they could also have completely shut down the waterway.
By: Marianne Guenot
Some scientists believe the moon's pull can influence the formation of earthquakes on Earth. Here's what we know.
By: Marianne Guenot
The Earth captured by the Appllo 11 mission from the moon. NASA/JSC An earthquake hit New Jersey Friday days before a total solar eclipse.
By: Marianne Guenot
Avi Loeb thinks the public has a right to know the truth about UFOs. He hopes his controversial ideas backed by tech tycoons will help shed light.
By: Marianne Guenot
Animals like giraffes and dogs might show signs of anxiety, while others like tortoises might start mating.
By: Shayanne Gal, Morgan Mcfall-Johnsen, Marianne Guenot
The first day of fall arrives on Sunday with the autumn equinox, starting shorter, colder days because of Earth's axis and orbit around the sun.
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