Passant Rabie is a Science Reporter at Gizmodo. She has a keen interest in space, rockets, and lasers, with a focus on topics such as astronomy, NASA, and climate policy. Passant's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Quartz, and Gizmodo Media Group.
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By: Passant Rabie
20 pts SpaceX and the Pentagon reportedly argued over pricing for Starlink services used during the Iran war.
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A recent Webb discovery defies the classic scenario of how black holes form and grow.
By: Passant Rabie
Despite being the closest planet to the Sun, Mercury hosts water ice at its poles. Now scientists may know how it got there.
By: Passant Rabie
An amputated sample of the sea creature not only survived for three years on its own, it also managed to regenerate and grow.
By: Passant Rabie
24 pts The dust-filled region likely operated over a span of two million years, birthing plenty of space rocks.
By: Passant Rabie
The dust-filled region likely operated over a span of two million years, birthing plenty of space rocks.
29 pts The X-59 is preparing to fly faster than the speed of sound for the first time.
6 pts The FAA recently approved test flights of the company's reentry vehicles.
The FAA recently approved test flights of the company's reentry vehicles.
By: Passant Rabie
15 pts After assessing the damage to the launchpad, company executives believe the rocket can resume flights by the end of the year.
