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
NASA Reveals Plan to Fix Solar Wing
By Dave Mosher published
NASA has revealed unprecedented spacewalking plans to mend an ISS solar wing.
Astronauts Take Presidential Call
By Dave Mosher published
Astronauts took a long distance call from President George H.W. Bush, father of the current president.
NASA Delays Risky Spacewalk
By Dave Mosher published
Mission managers delay risky spacewalk to allow for planning time.
NASA: Space Station Solar Wing Repair a 'Top Priority'
By Dave Mosher published
NASA mission managers pull together radical plan to fix solar array rip.
Astronauts Ready for Space Station Fix
By Dave Mosher published
Space shuttle, station crews ready to remedy trouble in space.
NASA Ponders Space Station Troubles
By Dave Mosher published
Growing trouble in orbit might delay upcoming construction missions.
Space Station Solar Wing Rips in Orbit
By Dave Mosher published
Spacewalkers reattach massive solar truss, inspect rotating joint.
NASA Extends Shuttle Mission, Changes Spacewalk Plans
By Dave Mosher published
Potentially damaged space station joint might change space shuttle plans.
Gateway to Space Station's Future Reaches Orbit
By Dave Mosher published
New space station node will provide a gateway for future expansion.
Near-Earth Space Bubbles Mapped
By Dave Mosher published
Full maps of plasma bubbles around Earth have been mapped.
Spaceflyers Safely Land, Despite Worrisome Descent
By Dave Mosher published
Two Russian cosmonauts and a Malaysian astronaut landed safely on Earth Sunday.
Martian Volcanoes May Not be Extinct
By Dave Mosher published
Old Martian lava flows suggest the planet may have some fire left in it.
Premier Cosmic Catalogue Updated
By Dave Mosher published
Filtered star catalogue gives five times more accurate data than before.
Mystery of Io's Atmosphere Solved
By Dave Mosher published
Contribution of Jovian moon's volcanoes to its atmosphere determined.
NASA Scopes Winter Homes for Mars Rovers
By Dave Mosher published
Mars rover controllers begin scouting for safe and productive winter spot.
Origin of Cosmic Rays Confirmed
By Dave Mosher published
Study hints that supernova remnants really are cosmic ray generators.
Japan Moon Probe Births 'Baby' Satellite, Snaps First Photos
By Dave Mosher published
JAXA's Kaguya moon probe begins its first major activities in lunar orbit.
Astronomy Students Find 1,300 Asteroids
By Dave Mosher published
Undergrad students pick through telescope data to find 1,300 new asteroids.
Jupiter Caught in Rare, Calm Period
By Dave Mosher published
Brief fly-by of New Horizons spacecraft captures an unusually calm Jupiter.
Invisible Matter Won't Disappear Anytime Soon
By Dave Mosher published
If dark matter decays, it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
Forward Thinking: Spaceflight Technology's Next 50 Years
By Dave Mosher published
Sputnik anniversary marks practical outlook for spaceflight technologies.
Astronomers Find Mysterious Radio Burst
By Dave Mosher published
Strange signal may be echo of neutron star collision, black hole evaporation.
Huygens Data Paint Turbulent Picture of Titan
By Dave Mosher published
Study maps turbulence in Titan's atmosphere and methane ice clouds.
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