Dave Mosher is currently a public relations executive at AST SpaceMobile, which aims to bring mobile broadband internet access to the half of humanity that currently lacks it. Before joining AST SpaceMobile, he was a senior correspondent at Insider and the online director at Popular Science. He has written for several news outlets in addition to Live Science and Space.com, including: Wired.com, National Geographic News, Scientific American, Simons Foundation and Discover Magazine.
Latest articles by Dave Mosher

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Mars’ eccentric wobble once shifted ice caps from one pole to the other.

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Students spoke with the space station crew and educator astronaut Barbara Morgan Wednesday.

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Martian dust poses curious problems for future human explorers.
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Dramatic dust storms aren't the only weather phenomenon Mars has to offer.

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Major Martian dust storm threatens future of rover missions.

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Astronomers use world’s largest telescope to dissect layers of giant star.

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Opportunity's descent into Victoria Crater will be one of its riskiest missions yet.

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NASA is watching a major storm thousands of miles in diameter.

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NASA hopes to solve launch vehicle problems before July 7th launch date.

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Researchers point out possible 1908 Tunguska event crater, in a lake.

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The ESA is planning a 520-day isolated simulation of a trip to Mars.

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Simple experiments simulate Phoenix Mars Lander's effects on soil.

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New polar-shift evidence on Mars backs claim of vast ocean shorelines.

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Chilean telescope captures dying stars’ near-light-speed explosions.

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After foul weather abates, NASA moves to roll out shuttle this evening.

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Astronomers find one of the universe’s most powerful energy bursts.

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Liquid Martian core will turn solid, may restore magnetism to the planet.
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Modern cosmology will fade away, literally, reverting to old interpretations.
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New method of weighing black holes suggests mid-sized monsters exist.

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Astronomers uncover ghostly ring of dark matter 5 billion light years away.
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