By: Sarah Kuta
New Research Researchers were inspired by Lycurgus Cup, a chalice from the fourth century C.E. that appears opaque green under reflected light but wine red when lit directly. “To me, it's magic,” the lead researcher says
Sarah Kuta is a Writer and Editor at various esteemed publications. Based in Longmont, Colorado, she specializes in travel and tourism, as well as science and natural sciences, covering topics from ecology and anthropology to the cruise industry. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Travel+Leisure, National Geographic, and Condé Nast Traveler.
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Sarah Kuta's coverage is diverse, with a focus on scientific themes such as astronomy, conservation, and odd news. She incorporates expert commentary and data citation in her articles. If you are an expert or have access to relevant data within the fields of astronomy, travel, odd news (including animal behavior), music technology or history - especially with tie-ins to Colorado or Boulder - your pitches could resonate well with her.
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