Monisha Ravisetti is the Astronomy Editor at Space.com. She covers a range of topics including black holes, gravitational waves, and exoplanet discoveries, often delving into the mysteries of space and time. Monisha's work has been featured in notable outlets such as CNET, Scientific American, and Live Science.
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Monisha Ravisetti's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific developments, particularly in space exploration and astronomy. She often cites data and provides expert commentary, suggesting a strong interest in detailed analysis of significant scientific events.
Given her patterns of coverage, Monisha would likely be receptive to pitches from credible experts who can provide insightful commentary on the latest advancements in NASA missions, Hubble Telescope operations, space medicine research findings or breakthroughs related to asteroids and other celestial bodies.
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"Over the last decade, many astronomers, like me, have conducted painstaking studies to develop trust in machine learning."
By: Monisha Ravisetti
NASA's testing a solar sail system in space, and the spacecraft that brought the tech there has snapped a photo.
By: Monisha Ravisetti
The National Hurricane Center calls the storm a "life-threatening" one.
By: Monisha Ravisetti
The storm is expected to make landfall Thursday evening (Sept. 26), bringing intense winds and flooding to the southeastern U.S.
Europa Clipper is a perfect example of how astronomy and art are intertwined.
By: Monisha Ravisetti
"Beppo make Earth proud?"
Naming cosmic objects can be tricker than you think.
"After staring at dozens and dozens of image pairs, she found something interesting."
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