Rae Hodge (page 5)

Email: rhodge@salon.com

Twitter: @RaeHodge

Rae Hodge is a science reporter for Salon. Her data-driven, investigative coverage spans more than a decade, including prior roles with CNET, the AP, NPR, the BBC and others. She can be found on Mastodon at @raehodge@newsie.social.

NASA lays off 530 workers at Jet Propulsion Lab, endangering future space missions Rae Hodge

Satellite image of Hurricane Katia

"Category 6": Mega-hurricanes becoming so strong they need new category, scientists say Rae Hodge

Obscured red giant star

“Old Smoker” and the “Squalling Newborns”: Strange new star type discovered hiding in the Milky Way Rae Hodge

23andMe

23andMe's lesson to tech elites: The days of sloppy security are over Rae Hodge

Concept for NASA Mars helicopters

RIP Ingenuity: NASA's space helicopter may be dead, but the agency's next gen are nearing lift-off Rae Hodge

Newborn white shark

"Holy grail" of shark science: Newborn great white shark caught on video for first time ever Rae Hodge

Columbia Wildfire

Colombia calls for aid as forest fires fueled by climate change destroy more than 42,000 acres Rae Hodge

White House

The Trump White House was hopped up on Air Force "go pills" because of course it was Rae Hodge

CASPAR particle accelerator

The elemental poetry of an underground particle accelerator in South Dakota Rae Hodge

China Jinping Underground Laboratory researcher

China's new dark matter lab is the largest and deepest in the world Rae Hodge

Older and younger influencers applying face cream social media

Shattering deceptive mirrors: Younger generations have the chance to buck the beauty industry scam Rae Hodge

George Carlin

Punchline science: What we accidentally learned from a study on humor Rae Hodge

Lina Khan

Abortion rights vs Big Tech: A major privacy win against “corporate surveillance” Rae Hodge

Astrobotic's Peregrine Lunar Lander launch Cape Canaveral

"Critical loss": "Anomaly" kills off commercial US moon mission Rae Hodge

Sam Altman

"Impossible": OpenAI admits ChatGPT can't exist without pinching copyrighted work Rae Hodge

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