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Matthew Phelan

Senior Science Reporter

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nybreaking.com, MailOnline, lucianne.com, businessmayor.com, healthprofessionaltimes.com

Preston's Summary

Matthew Phelan is a multimedia journalist who has written for various publications, including MailOnline, Geraldton Guardian, and The Hoops News. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from natural phenomena like the Northern Lights and frozen mosquitoes to technological advancements and cultural trends. With a keen interest in science and technology, Matthew aims to provide engaging and informative content to his readers.

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Coverage Attributes:

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Cites Data: 29 %
Government Announcement: 15 %
Evolving Stories: 12 %
Breaking News: 10 %
Expert Commentary: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Drone Technology
  • Space Travel
  • Disaster & Emergency Response
  • Climate Policy

Pitching Insights

Matthew Phelan's coverage focuses on scientific topics, particularly technology and its impact on various aspects of life. He often cites data in his articles, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.

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Articles

SpaceX Starship launch live: Massive rock successfully splashes down in Indian Ocean following 6th flight test

By: Matthew Phelan

Elon Musk's SpaceX conducted its sixth flight test of the private space firm's massive Starship successfully on Tuesday — stress testing the heat shields and reusable landing equipment on a rocket that Musk hopes will one day transport humans and electrically powered motor vehicles to the moon and Mars. Tuesday's mission saw the 400-foot-tall Starship stacked on top of the 233-foot-tall Super Heavy booster take off from Boca Chica, Texas early in its launch window, near of 5:01pm Eastern Time. DailyMail.com's coverage, as well as SpaceX's own livestream for Starship Flight 6, are archived below.

mysterious drones terrorize the Northeast

By: Matthew Phelan

Radiation levels have spiked in New York City, fueling conspiracy theories that the drones terrorizing the Northeast are searching for a missing nuclear warhead. The emissions, clocked by GQ Electronics' Geiger Counter World Map, were detected near the Bronx and Upper West Side Wednesday. The application shows a radiation reading of 1048 counts-per-minute (CPM), i.e. how many particles were detected, in the Bronx: higher than normal background radiation. The average person is typically exposed to background radiation that measures around five to 60 CPM, though CPM varies with sensor devices, according to NASA. And, on the the Upper West Side, the app's reading measured a still high 175 CPM.

BioRxiv

Bispecific antibody targeting of lipid nanoparticles

Bispecific antibody targeting of lipid nanoparticles

By: Angelo Amabile, MATTHEW PHELAN, PEDRO SILVA, Adam Marks, MORLA, Moah Sohn, Gurkan Mollaoglu, Abraham Teunissen, Joshua Brody, Yizhou Dong, Brian Brown Angelo Amabile, MATTHEW PHELAN, PEDRO

Abstract Lipid nanoparticles (LNP) are the most clinically advanced non-viral gene delivery system.

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