Annalee Newitz
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Freelance Columnist at New Scientist
Freelance Writer at The New York Times
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Mariely Lares |Naomi Novik |Annalee Newitz |Daphne Fama
Returning to 16th-century Mexico, Lares’s stunning conclusion to the duology that began with Sun of Blood and Ruin delivers all the complex historical and political drama fans expect. It picks up shortly after the first book left off: shape-shifter Leonora has been living in hiding in her panther form, called Pantera, for some time. However, duty to her people, who are dying from the pox brought by the Spaniards, forces her return to the capital and to the fight for justice.
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4 weeks ago |
teadus.postimees.ee | Annalee Newitz
TeadusNew ScientistTellijaleIlmaennustamine on ekstreemsete ilmanähtustega muutunud sõna otseses mõttes elu ja surma küsimuseks. Ühelt poolt aitab prognoose ülitäpselt teha tehisaru, teiselt poolt muutuvad kullahinnaliseks selle jaoks kasutatavad andmed. Kas tuleb ilmademokraatia või hakkame hoopis rohkem maksma tehnoloogiahiidudele?
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1 month ago |
newscientist.com | Annalee Newitz
“It’s an absolutely unbelievable scientific achievement,” says Andrew Charlton-Perez, talking to me by video from his office at the University of Reading, UK. His colleague, Simon Driscoll at the University of Cambridge, nods enthusiastically. “There are so many different applications and so many different uses for it.”No, they aren’t referring to quantum computing or nuclear fusion. They are talking about weather prediction.
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1 month ago |
newscientist.com | Annalee Newitz
Over a decade ago, I sat in my living room with a bunch of nerds, tears pricking my eyes, as I saw the Curiosity rover’s first blurry selfie taken on Mars. The NASA livestream had just confirmed the wheeled robot was alive and well and ready to start doing science! We cheered and hugged and imagined a future where our solar system would be full of robotic explorers, gathering all the data we would need to safely send humans in their wake.
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Mar 14, 2025 |
issues.org | Annalee Newitz
Rey Velasquez Sagcal Future Tense Fiction “It predicted 3cry had found a disease outbreak, and that took precedence over all other inputs.” This story was originally published in Slate in December 2018. It is republished here as a part of the Future Tense Fiction project, presented by Issues in collaboration with ASU’s Center for Science and the Imagination.
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