
Harrison Tasoff
Harrison Tasoff is a science journalist with beats as varied as his interests, from fire ecology to supernovae to photonics. Originally from Los Angeles, Harrison earned his B.A. in mathematics at Swarthmore College. A graduate of NYU’s Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program, he currently works at UC Santa Barbara and as a freelancer.
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First Known Nursery for Baby Manta Rays Discovered Off the Texas CoastThe little rays use the shallow reefs as hiding spots to avoid big sharks in the area.
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Interstellar Influenza? Space Viruses Could Reveal Alien LifeBy Harrison Tasoff Published
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Giant, Dark Hole Opens Up in Sun's AtmosphereAn extensive hole opened up in the sun's atmosphere, allowing solar winds to rush out into space.
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Antimatter Particles Are Crashing into Earth, And Scientists Don't Know WhyNew data from a mountaintop observatory in central Mexico have refuted astronomers' hypotheses about the origin of antimatter particles detected on Earth.
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Stellar Zombie: Scientists Discover a Star That Won't DieThe appearance of a three-year-long supernova explosion challenges scientist's current understanding of star formation and death, and work is underway to explain the bizarre phenomenon.
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There and Back Again: Scientists Beam Photons to Space to Test Quantum TheoryBy Harrison Tasoff Published
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Surprise! Bizarre Dwarf Planet Haumea Has RingsScientists have discovered a ring system around the dwarf planet Haumea.
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