Marina Koren is a Staff Writer at various prominent publications, including Nextgov/FCW, MSN, and The Atlantic. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on topics such as NASA, satellites, and space travel. Marina's work has been featured in esteemed outlets like National Geographic, The New York Times, and TIME.
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By: Marina Koren, Chris Gunn
Marina Koren; photographs by Chris Gunn Inside a kitchen at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Xulei Wu has prepared a multicourse meal for my visit.
By Marina Koren Brazil has launched a research network aimed at one day growing fresh food crops in space.
By: Marina Koren
NASA’s attempt to save the falling Swift telescope failed, revealing the realities of the burgeoning field of satellite servicing.
By: Marina Koren
By Marina Koren The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be launched a million miles from Earth to study dark matter, dark energy, and discover planets orbiting other stars in our galaxy. Chris Gunn, NASA
By: Marina Koren
By Marina Koren NASA's Swift Observatory joins the ranks of a fleet of machines that met their end after helping humanity explore the cosmos.
