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About Jenny @jennymarder

Jenny Marder is a senior science writer for NASA and a freelance journalist. Her stories have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post and National Geographic. She was formerly digital managing editor for the PBS NewsHour.

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Health May 07

Best and Worst Countries for Moms

Save the Children Report: Best and Worst Countries to be a Mom…

Science Mar 26

What We’re Reading: Spotting Venus, Lunar-Like Sub Dive, and Hitchhiking in Duck Guts

Cameron's Historic Dive Cut Short by Leak; Few Signs of Life Seen A hydraulic fuel leak cut filmmaker James Cameron's dive to the deepest part of the ocean short, but he still plunged to nearly seven miles underwater.

Science Mar 22

Introducing the PBS NewsHour’s Coping With Climate Change Page

As global temperatures increase and weather patterns shift, the PBS NewsHour will explore how American communities are dealing with climate change. On our new Coping with Climate Change page, you'll be able to find video reports,…

Science Feb 28

When the Ocean Gets Choppy, Corals Clone

A team of Australian scientists have that corals can clone in a similar way that humans eggs split to create identical twins.

Science Jan 18

Rediscovering Charles Darwin

Last spring, a British scientist reached into the back of a cabinet and pulled out a fossil with a signature that looked an awful lot like Charles Darwin's. Turns out it was. Here is a sample of the fossils, which…

Science Jan 12

Galaxy Clusters, Blue Stars and Cosmic Explosions

Skywatchers gathered in Austin, Texas, this week at the 219th American Astronomical Society meeting. Here's a look at some of the most exciting interstellar space findings, and the images that accompany them.

Science Jan 05

Ants, Supersized

Researchers have found they can activate the development of supersized "supersoldier" ants. The study is published in the journal Science on Thursday. Here are some photos of pheidole ants, captured by biologist and photographer Alexander Wild, who studies the evolutionary…

Science Dec 21

The Science of Snow Crystals

It's true: no two snowflakes are alike. But they come in more shapes than you might think. Check out some samples in this slideshow.

Science Dec 15

Asteroid Vesta Revealed

On December 12, Dawn maneuvered into its closest orbit yet around giant asteroid Vesta. The spacecraft is now circling Vesta at an altitude of about 130 miles. Since NASA's spacecraft dawn snapped into orbit around the object, it has been…

Science Dec 13

Just Ask: Hunt for Higgs Continues; Scientists Work to Separate the ‘Signal from the Noise’

Protons collide at CERN's CMS experiment Image by Thomas McCauley, Lucas Taylor/CERN. What does the Higgs boson mean to physics, and how will particle physicists know when they've found it? Evidence of the elusive Higgs Boson may be peeking out…

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