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Rose Pastore edits Gizmodo's science and climate coverage.

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7/21/22

You’re right—the researcher confirmed to us that he misspoke and we’ve updated the sentence.

7/19/22

Correct

7/8/22

It’s Sanford, actually: https://www.sanfordlab.org/

7/7/22

Thanks, fixing that now!

4/20/22

I think there was just a delay in it going live as the embargo lifted. Should be working now?

3/25/22

You can read our article about the painted skeletons here: https://gizmodo.com/catalhoyuk-burial-pigments-turkey-stone-age-1848685709

2/18/22

Brian went off to a fancy new job, leaving us heartbroken. I’m the new Brian (and also the old Rose) so you can direct both Science and Earther complaints/compliments/jokes to me.

12/11/21

Hey sci commenters—for some reason discussion was turned off for this story at first. Seems to be fixed now, so please leave your usual interesting messages. Sorry about that!

11/23/21

Whoops, fixing that. Apologies to cephs.

10/8/21

I believe it’s because covid patients often lie on their stomachs to improve breathing (aka proning).

10/5/21

Hi Fiddly, we actually did link to information about the galaxy, but it came later in the story. Here you go: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/hubble-team-breaks-cosmic-distance-record

10/4/21

We’ve just added a video and more details. Basically, they used a big net.

9/30/21

I’ve fixed that now. Thank you.

8/11/21

Adding this link in now. Apologies for leaving it out: https://www.wsj.com/articles/moderna-says-vaccine-remains-effective-for-six-months-11628165429

6/29/21

Jeanne also covered that fossil for Gizmodo - https://gizmodo.com/a-shark-eating-a-squid-eating-a-lobster-in-one-fossi-1846971891

5/24/21

It gets points for being pretty, though.

5/7/21

I also had trouble hearing it on my (very ancient) laptop. I could hear it clearly through my phone though.