Megan I. Gannon

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By Megan I. Gannon Jun 29, 2021

Space

These scientists spent decades pushing NASA to go back to Venus. Now they’re on a hot streak.

Our next-door planet is similar to Earth in size and composition, but extreme conditions made Venus a hellscape. Devoted researchers want to know what caused their wildly divergent paths.

By Megan I. Gannon Nov 17, 2020

Science

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Featured by Megan I. Gannon

These scientists spent decades pushing NASA to go back to Venus. Now they’re on a hot streak.

In Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley,’ a Black community battles an industry that threatens its health—and history