Micah Hanks is the Editor-in-Chief at The Debrief. He covers a diverse range of topics including science, defense, and technology, with a particular focus on areas such as astronomy, archaeology, and aerospace. Micah's work has been featured in Hot Air, Space Today, Knowledia, and The Debrief.
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By: Micah Hanks
Researchers say an untapped source of clean energy has been hiding beneath Western Australian soil, where some of the world's largest iron deposits could harbor an unexpected secret.
By: Micah Hanks
A massive chunk of Greenland's Petermann Glacier has broken away, forming an iceberg the size of Manhattan in what scientists say is the most significant Arctic calving event recorded in years.
By: Micah Hanks
This week, a commercial space company reveals a game-changing new launch capability, satellites capture the formation of a Manhattan-sized "ice island," and much more.
By: Micah Hanks
For more than a century, visitors to America's beloved Yellowstone National Park have reported odd, fleeting sounds that seem to center on the famous park's largest lakes.
By: Micah Hanks
Little red dots , an astronomical mystery unveiled by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope , have perplexed researchers since their discovery—and now, according to new findings, we may be closer than ever to unraveling their mystery.
By: Micah Hanks
Long before the age of the Pharaohs and the monumental construction that defined the ancient Egyptian world, the famed Gift of the Nile was once a sea filled with hungry monsters
By: Micah Hanks
Archaeologists have uncovered a massive discovery—and a new mystery—at the excavation site of an ancient city in western Turkey.
By: Micah Hanks
NASA engineering teams are preparing for the launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope , which will soon begin the first phase of its historic mission to help scientists unlock the mysteries of dark energy.
By: Micah Hanks
… This week, NASA is preparing to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, its next flagship space observatory and a mission poised to transform our understanding of distant worlds and some of the universe's greatest mysteries. In our analysis, we'll be looking at 1) how Roman's powerful Wide Field and Coronagraph instruments will survey the cosmos on an unprecedented scale, 2) how the telescope could discover thousands of new exoplanets—including elusive rogue worlds—and directly image planets around other stars, 3) how Roman will survey more than a billion galaxies in search of new clues about dark matter and dark energy, and 4) why its combination of Hubble-like image quality and an enormously wider field of view could usher in a new era of astronomical discovery.
By: Micah Hanks
Archaeologists have made a baffling Iron Age discovery near Dornoch in northern Scotland.
