Tariq is the editor-in-chief of Live Science's sister site Space.com. He joined the team in 2001 as a staff writer, and later editor, focusing on human spaceflight, exploration and space science. Before joining Space.com, Tariq was a staff reporter for The Los Angeles Times, covering education and city beats in La Habra, Fullerton and Huntington Beach. He is also an Eagle Scout (yes, he has the Space Exploration merit badge) and went to Space Camp four times. He has journalism degrees from the University of Southern California and New York University.
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Space Station Cosmonauts Toss Satellite Overboard in SpacewalkCosmonauts Gennady Padalka and Yuri Malenchenko spent hours outside the International Space Station.
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India to Launch Mission to Mars in 2013The unmanned Mars Orbiter Mission will study Mars from orbit.
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Mystery Cloud in Mars Rover Landing Photo SolvedThe short-lived dust cloud is likely the crash of the descent stage for NASA's Mars rover Curiosity.
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Perseid Meteor Shower Wows Weekend StargazersThe 2012 Perseid meteor shower did not disappoint stargazers around the world.
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On Mars, Curiosity Rover Ponders Panoramic View & Self-PortraitNASA's Mars rover Curiosity is giving the Red Planet a taste of paparazzi.
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New Mars Photos: First 3-D Views From NASA's Curiosity RoverNASA's Mars rover Curiosity has snapped its first 3-D views.
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Danish Space Travel Team Launches Private Rocket TestThe Danish spaceflight project Copenhagen Suborbitals is testing technology for a one-man space capsule.
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FAA Gives Texas Company License for Reusable Rocket LaunchesThe FAA license allows Armadillo Aerospace to launch the new STIG B rocket.
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Saturn's Rings Shine in Amazing Photos by Cassini ProbeAfter a two-year drought, Saturn's rings shine in dazzling photos once more.
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Major Solar Flare Erupts From Giant SunspotThe huge solar flare marked the second X-class sun storm in a week.
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Meteor Lights Up Beach Night Sky in PhotoA meteor from the Bootid meteor shower lights up the sky over Cape May, N.J.
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Sun Erupts with Strongest Summer Solar Flare YetThe giant sunspot AR1515 unleashed a powerful X1.1 solar flare, the strongest for the summer season.
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Huge Mars Rover One Month from Red Planet LandingNASA's huge rover Curiosity is one month from landing on Mars like no robot before.
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European Rocket Launches New US Satellite, Weather-Tracking SpacecraftThe heavy-lift Ariane 5 rocket launched Europe's latest weather satellite MSG-3 and a communications satellite.
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Sun Fires Off Fourth of July Solar FlaresThe sun is firing off some fireworks of its own on the Fourth of July.
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Earth Is Farthest From the Sun This WeekHappy Earth aphelion! On July 5, Earth is farthest from the sun for the year.
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See 4 Planets on Fourth of July! Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn ShineFrom dawn to dusk,the Fourth of July is a planet paradise. See Venus, Jupiter and more.
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Solar Flare's Red Glare: Sun Unleashes Early Fourth of July FireworksThe sun let loose with a M5.6-class solar flare on July 2.
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World's Most Powerful Rocket Launches New US Spy SatelliteThe NROL-15 mission launched a U.S. spy satellite June 29, 2012 on a Delta 4 Heavy rocket.
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Colorado Wildfires Seen From Space in Astronaut VideoSpace station astronauts captured staggering video of the huge Colorado wildfires.
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Galaxies Mimic Cosmic Crash in Rare Hubble Telescope PictureThese two galaxies look like their crashing, but your eyes are deceiving you.
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China to Launch 3 Astronauts to Space Lab This MonthChina's manned Shenzhou 9 mission to the Tiangong 1 space laboratory will launch in June 2012, officials say.
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Venus Crosses the Sun for Last Time Until 2117, Skywatchers RejoiceThe transit of Venus of 2012 is the last one for 105 years.
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Watch Live! Transit of Venus Webcasts from Around the WorldIf you're looking for a spot to watch the transit of Venus online Tuesday (June 5), we've got you covered.
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