Scientists: have you been the target of an online harassment campaign, doxxing, or weaponized FOIA requests? I'd like to talk to you about steps you had to take to protect your digital security for an upcoming Nature story. (You can be anonymous if necessary.) RTs appreciated.

tl;dr can everyone just take a sec before adding to all the comet 3I/ATLAS misinformation plz www.space.com/astronomy/co...

If anyone asks me how I feel about SpaceX I'll just be sending them this story from @emilycarney.bsky.social spacenews.com/the-grief-of... Alsoooo Radiohead mentioned

The huge elephant in the room at AAS this month was that NASA dropped out last minute — especially because this was the first of these huge astronomy meetings to take place since Trump took office. “Honestly, it’s been a little devastating,” one scientist told me. www.space.com/astronomy/na...

More than 200 climate and weather scientists from across the U.S. are taking part in a marathon livestream on YouTube www.space.com/science/clim...

Did a little in-person reporting yesterday as NASA’s GISS lab in Manhattan was cleared out following DOGE cuts. 🧪🌏

If you're a current/former NASA employee interested in discussing workplace events following recent agency policy changes, my dms are open. You can also reach me at the emails in my bio. Comments can remain anonymous; I absolutely won't identify you unless you're okay with it. Signal: mravisetti.32

Must-read article from @joshdinner.bsky.social today that magnifies the injustice of Trump's DEI purge by chronicling the story of one NASA employee who was impacted: www.space.com/space-explor...

"Dr. Yasmine Shnina, a Doctors Without Borders supervisor of midwives at Nasser Hospital, documented 40 miscarriages a week in recent weeks. She has recorded five women a month dying in childbirth, compared with around two a year before the war." apnews.com/article/isra...

An excellent article with many voices discussing why we should be super careful when talking about those newly announced possible signs of alien life: www.space.com/space-explor... @skuthunur.bsky.social

An astonishing headline reporting on new observations from a team led to Nikku Madhusudhan claims they’ve found ‘hints of life’ on a planet orbiting a dwarf star some 124 light years away. What’s going on? (1/n) www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... 🔭 🧪

substack 4/14 earthlingnews.substack.com/p/lets-not-l...

"We would see, in this case, the majority of active science missions and in-development science missions completely wiped out," Casey Dreier, Chief of Space Policy at The Planetary Society, tells me. www.space.com/space-explor...

House Democrats say DOGE staffers have been given “unrestricted physical access” to NASA facilities: www.space.com/the-universe...

Just a really cool story I was lucky enough to write: www.space.com/the-universe...

Spoke with climate experts and sources at (or recently let go from) NOAA about what Trump's massive, abrupt federal layoffs specifically mean for our safety. "It's a lot of expertise lost across the board, and it makes our country less safe." www.space.com/the-universe...

‘NO OTHER LAND’ doesn’t have a U.S. distributor yet. It just won the #Oscar for Best Documentary See the full winners list: bit.ly/OscarWins25

Over the weekend, the odds of asteroid 2024 YR4 impacting the Earth in 2032 went to zero. Its Torino Scale number is now zero. gg everyone.

we're literally chillin www.space.com/asteroid-202...

thorough rundown of what's been going on regarding possible nasa layoffs from @skuthunur.bsky.social www.space.com/the-universe...

If you're a current/former NASA employee and would like to discuss your workplace experience following recent policy changes, my dms are open. You can also contact me at the emails in my bio. Comments can remain anonymous if preferred; I will absolutely not identify you unless you're okay with it.

the story of pluto needs a netflix series pls www.space.com/the-universe...

This morning, the US National Science Foundation fired 168 employees, approximately 10% of its workforce, for no cause other than they were the agency's most recent hires. 🧪 Co-workers are leaving supportive messages before they have to clear out of the building at 5 p.m. Sent to me by a source ⬇️

The main takeaways from NASA's most tragic failures over the past 50 years – the loss of the Challenger and Columbia space shuttles – was an overreliance on siloed thinking. NASA's purge of DEI may be putting its crews in jeopardy once again. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

"This is a ridiculous overstep and direct assault on NASA HQ employees' free speech and humanity." update by @joshdinner.bsky.social www.space.com/space-explor...

"She was a huge champion for women in science in particular because she faced things that were discriminatory for women — diminishing those stories is pretty disturbing, frankly." Must read by @skuthunur.bsky.social www.space.com/the-universe...

When Scientific American endorsed Harris, many scientists and science-friendly people were supportive and grateful, but some said: stick to science, science isn’t political, etc. But reality-denying right-wing fanatics will absolutely come for the scientists www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025...

If you're a current/former NASA employee and would like to discuss your workplace experience following recent policy changes, my dms are open. You can also contact me at the emails in my bio. Comments can remain anonymous if preferred; I will absolutely not identify you unless you're okay with it.

just learned about this; simply can't move on with my day: noirlab.edu/public/news/...

a baby space telescope soon to be born www.space.com/space-explor...

some cool rock stuff going on www.space.com/the-universe...

This JWST image of an interstellar gap is absolutely incredible -- light from a centuries-old supernova reached material within the gap (yeah, centuries later!) and heated it up. Then, the JWST captured infrared emissions coming off that material. I mean, come onnnn science.nasa.gov/missions/web...

Can’t even explain how hype I am for Rubin www.space.com/the-universe...

I gave a talk last week at the @agu.org conference on a fun project I've been working on with some colleagues, including amazing grad student Leah Sacks. We found a dark albedo feature on Saturn's moon Enceladus that we can show is changing over time! Check it out: www.space.com/space-explor...

“It’s more than a dream; we are dreaming with our open eyes,” Parker Solar Probe project scientist Nour Raouafi tells me. www.space.com/the-universe...

hello @space.com is hiring a spaceflight writer so come be the launch sequence to my science payload 🥳: apply.workable.com/futureplc/j/...

on what it’s like to name a quasi-moon and why @radiolab.bsky.social had to veto the obvious option www.space.com/the-universe...

absolutely unhinged idea but I like it hehe www.space.com/space-explor...

If you live in the UK, are obsessed with telescopes, care a little too much about solar flares, and wanna hang out with me: @spacecom.bsky.social is hiring a Skywatching writer!! 🌜🌞🔭 Job listing here: apply.workable.com/futureplc/j/...

Truly just a tremendous story — a perf Sunday read I’m so serious!! www.space.com/space-explor...

this is actually wild hello?? www.eso.org/public/news/...

gorgeous, heartbreaking reporting. I would recommend making time for this: www.cbsnews.com/news/steve-h...

just a suuuper interesting story www.space.com/space-explor...

they’re literally just chillin www.space.com/space-explor...

Grateful to see our recent work covered by space.com ! The article is wonderfully done @monisharavis.bsky.social ! It captures everything so well while being an interesting and easy read! :) #🔭 #astronomy

Hubble update incoming tomorrow: www.space.com/hubble-teles...

Substack 5/27: earthlingnews.substack.com/p/the-boeing...

It's a joy to talk to Jane Rigby about our universe, and I was elated to hear she was awarded this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom for her exquisite work on the JWST: www.space.com/white-house-...

Funding is getting tricky for two major science projects: The Giant Magellan Telescope and Thirty Meter Telescope. There may only be enough for one. www.space.com/giant-telesc...