Ryan Whalen is a Writer at The Debrief. He covers a range of topics including climate policy, energy sustainability, and various aspects of aerospace and natural sciences, with a particular focus on NASA, satellites, and the International Space Station. Ryan's work has been featured in Space Today and The Debrief.
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Ryan Whalen’s reporting focuses on local government and legal policy in New York, with a significant emphasis on announcements from officials. His articles largely cover topics related to New York State legislation, politics, advocacy efforts, and the business environment.
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By: Ryan Whalen
Scientists in China have developed a new method for regrowing bone after Steroid-Induced Osteonecrosis of the Femoral Head (SONFH), in work that
By: Ryan Whalen
New evidence suggests the structure that holds protons together also dictates the quantum property that separates matter from mysterious antimatter
By: Ryan Whalen
Specimens that have languished in the collection of London's Natural History Museum since the 19th century have recently revealed a major new species discovery.
By: Ryan Whalen
Some modern humans may owe their larger body size and greater muscle mass in part to a growth hormone receptor inherited from Neanderthals , according to new research.
By: Ryan Whalen
The ancient Austronesian maritime civilization may have carried painted art on its journeys before developing its first Neolithic pottery, according to new study findings.
By: Ryan Whalen
The Grand Canyon , one of America's most famous landmarks, may have been created when an ancient supercontinent cracked apart, according to new research.
By: Ryan Whalen
A universal quantum state, long the subject of theoretical predictions, has been achieved for the first time in simulated quantum matter, according to researchers.
By: Ryan Whalen
James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) data have revealed hidden stars that astronomers say are unexpectedly increasing the mass of early galaxies
By: Ryan Whalen
One of planetary defense ‘s biggest opportunities will come as the asteroid Apophis makes its tight flyby of our planet on April 13, 2029, allowing
By: Ryan Whalen
Cell-culture brain models called organoids can be used to study far more advanced stages of neurodevelopment than researchers once imagined, according to new research.
