Jeremy Rehm

Jeremy Rehm

Jeremy Rehm is a biologist who swapped microscopes and cadavers for a pen and paper as a science journalist. He holds degrees from Brown University and the University of California, Santa Cruz and has written for Nature, Scientific American, Knowable Magazine and National Geographic. Follow him on Twitter @jrehm_sci 

Latest articles by Jeremy Rehm

The four fundamental forces of nature are at the root of every interaction in the universe, including the Coalsack nebula, Caldwell 99

The four fundamental forces of nature

By Jeremy Rehm, Ben Biggs published

reference The forces and interactions we see and experience every day seem infinite. But they all stem from just four fundamental forces of nature.

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The Hope Mars mission captured this image of Mars on Feb. 26, 2021, showing Olympus Mons, the largest volcano in the solar system.

UAE Hope Mars orbiter: The Arab world's first interplanetary mission

By Jeremy Rehm, Meghan Bartels published

The Hope Mars mission is the United Arab Emirates' first interplanetary spacecraft and will study the Red Planet's atmosphere.

Satellites
Exoplanet Kepler-1625b and Candidate Exomoon

Exomoons: Satellites Orbiting Planets Beyond Our Solar System

By Jeremy Rehm published

Exoplanets
ICESat-2 satellite art

ICESat-2: Tracking Earth's Ice with Unparalleled Detail

By Jeremy Rehm published

Earth