Passant Rabie is a Science Reporter at Gizmodo. With a keen focus on space, rockets, and lasers, she explores the intersection of science and technology while also touching upon themes like climate change and the automotive industry. Passant's work has been featured in Yahoo News and Quartz, among others.
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By: Passant Rabie
This was the company's second attempt to land on the Moon, with both missions having toppled over on the lunar surface.
NASA just brought Voyager 1’s dead thrusters back to life—right before the spacecraft goes quiet for nearly two years.
It's the first evidence of cloud convection in the northern hemisphere of Saturn's enigmatic moon.
By: Passant Rabie
A unique, multi-agency exercise showed how ill-prepared we are for unfavorable space weather.
Seven of the new strains were cultured during the assembly of the Phoenix mission that landed on the surface of Mars.
Dubbed Teleios, the unusually symmetrical space object is puzzling astronomers with its near-perfect shape and mysterious origin.
By: Passant Rabie
The microbes could potentially pose a threat to the health of astronauts on board Tiangong.
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