Dave Mosher
Dave Mosher is currently a public relations executive at AST SpaceMobile, which aims to bring mobile broadband internet access to the half of humanity that currently lacks it. Before joining AST SpaceMobile, he was a senior correspondent at Insider and the online director at Popular Science. He has written for several news outlets in addition to Live Science and Space.com, including: Wired.com, National Geographic News, Scientific American, Simons Foundation and Discover Magazine.
Latest articles by Dave Mosher
Hidden Galaxies Detected
By Dave Mosher published
New technique finds unseen galaxies hiding in the "headlights" of quasars.
NASA Clean Rooms Loaded with Microbial Stowaways
By Dave Mosher published
New study finds more and greater bacteria than expected in NASA clean rooms.
Mars 'Pregnancy Test' Orbits Earth
By Dave Mosher published
Capsule orbiting above the Earth tests new life-detecting system.
Saturnian Moon Gets Glamour Shots
By Dave Mosher published
Cassini's fly-by of Saturn's walnut-shaped moon Iapetus gathers stunning images.
Mission to Test 'Space Mail' Delivery System
By Dave Mosher published
Foton-M3 mission will test students' inexpensive "space mail" delivery system.
'Shooting Star' Trails Narrower Than A Pencil Lead
By Dave Mosher published
Astronomers use Subaru Telescope to measure the thin trails of meteors.
Life's Ingredients May Have 'Sprinkled' on Earth
By Dave Mosher published
Study suggests some DNA ingredients may have sprinkled down to young Earth.
Tiny Galactic Building Blocks Spotted
By Dave Mosher published
The most distant galaxies ever detected hint at their Lego-like growth.
Phoenix Spacecraft Passes In-Flight Tests
By Dave Mosher published
Phoenix spacecraft's radio an radar pass tests en route to Mars.
'Lucky Camera' Rivals Hubble's Clarity
By Dave Mosher published
New computer-based imaging turns twinkling stars into crisp photos.
Zero-G Stresses Immune Organs
By Dave Mosher published
Weightlessness may cause pesky protein to dissolve disease-fighting organs.
Mysterious Solar Ripples Detected
By Dave Mosher published
Tiny fluctuations in the sun's surface could solve solar mysteries.
Mars Rovers Go Back to Work
By Dave Mosher published
Plucky Mars rovers get back to work after globe-engulfing dust storms.
Star System Soaked With 'Rain'
By Dave Mosher published
NASA's Spitzer telescope detects clouds of water vapor "raining" on star system.
Major Planet Formation Mystery Solved
By Dave Mosher published
Turbulence, teamwork keeps planetary ingredients from being destroyed.
NASA's Next Big Space Telescope Passes Brain Test
By Dave Mosher published
New space telescope successfully tests mirror-controlling software.
Lunar Eclipse Dazzles Skywatchers
By Dave Mosher published
Blood-red lunar eclipse dazzles Pacific Rim skywatchers.
Zero-G Germs Return to Earth
By Dave Mosher published
Space shuttle Endeavour's special payload of germs returns to Earth.
Mysterious Twist Found in Saturn's Electric Ring
By Dave Mosher published
Saturn's super-fast spin warps an electrified ring surrounding itself.
Greatest Mysteries: Is There a Theory of Everything?
By Dave Mosher published
Science struggles to fill in the dark areas of cosmological knowledge.
Greatest Mysteries: Where is the Rest of the Universe?
By Dave Mosher published
Science struggles to fill in the dark areas of cosmological knowledge.
Storm Subsides: Mars Rovers Now Battle Fallout
By Dave Mosher published
The global dust on Mars storm wanes, but fallout coats the robotic rovers' solar panels.
Mars Phoenix Spacecraft Corrects Course
By Dave Mosher published
Soil-sampling spacecraft completes major maneuver on way to Mars.
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