Tom Hale is a Senior Journalist for IFLScience, with his work also appearing on CBS Radio. He covers a wide range of topics, including science, technology, space, and archaeology. With a knack for finding fascinating and unique stories, Tom brings a fresh perspective to the world of science journalism.
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Tom Hale's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific themes, including nature, space, archaeology, and the environment. His articles often cite data to support his content. If you are looking to reach out to Tom with a pitch or expertise, consider providing well-researched data-driven insights related to these topics.
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The last New York-Dublin portal was riddled with cursing, flashing, and other "inappropriate behavior."
Taieri Pet was first documented nearly 130 years ago – and it was back again last month.
Although the project in Kern Country is facing some heated resistance.
Some scientists believe spiders might even dream.
Prehistoric people went to huge lengths to source the finest ochre.
Snow typically tops the iconic volcano in early October, but it's yet to return this year.
By: Tom Hale
Atmospheric rivers are technically the largest freshwater “rivers” on Earth.
Scientists have analyzed the meat content of takeaway kebabs – and it wasn't pretty.
As it shrinks, California's largest lake has grown into an environmental catastrophe for the local community.
Earth is passing through the dust and debris left behind by Comet Encke.
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