Ramin Skibba
Journalist at Freelance
Writer at Ramin’s Space
Science/Tech/Climate Journalist/Writer. Previously: @WIRED staff writer; astrophysicist. Muppets & Star Trek fan. My newsletter: https://t.co/BKORRVhz6G
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6 days ago |
truthdig.com | Ramin Skibba
When Ebola swept through West Africa in the mid-2010s, Ashish Jha joined a chorus of health experts criticizing the World Health Organization’s response. The global health agency, these critics said, was slow to declare a public health emergency and to coordinate the responses needed to contain the deadly outbreak. The disease killed more than 11,000 people, mainly in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
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1 week ago |
undark.org | Ramin Skibba
When Ebola swept through West Africa in the mid-2010s, Ashish Jha joined a chorus of health experts criticizing the World Health Organization’s response. The global health agency, these critics said, was slow to declare a public health emergency and to coordinate the responses needed to contain the deadly outbreak. The disease killed more than 11,000 people, mainly in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea.
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2 weeks ago |
mittechreview.com.br | Ramin Skibba
A SpaceX é uma potência no setor de lançamentos espaciais. Em apenas duas décadas, a empresa conseguiu superar antigos gigantes da indústria aeroespacial — como Boeing, Lockheed e Northrop Grumman — e alcançar um status de quase monopólio nos lançamentos de foguetes nos Estados Unidos; ela foi responsável por 87% dos lançamentos orbitais do país em 2024, segundo uma análise da SpaceNews.
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3 weeks ago |
truthdig.com | Ramin Skibba
It seemed unthinkable. What began as a few coronavirus cases in Wuhan, China, quickly spread throughout the country and to every corner of the world. Global society ground to a halt as governments sought to stem Covid-19’s relentless advance. All told, some Americans have died to date, life expectancy plummeted by nearly three years from 2019 to 2021, and student test scores dropped precipitously, while the global death toll grimly ramped up to more than 7 million people.
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1 month ago |
undark.org | Ramin Skibba
It seemed unthinkable. What began as a few coronavirus cases in Wuhan, China, quickly spread throughout the country and to every corner of the world. Global society ground to a halt as governments sought to stem Covid-19’s relentless advance. All told, some Americans have died to date, life expectancy plummeted by nearly three years from 2019 to 2021, and student test scores dropped precipitously, while the global death toll grimly ramped up to more than 7 million people.
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