Nola Taylor Redd

Nola Taylor Redd

Live Science Contributor
Nola Taylor Redd is a contributing writer for Live Science and Space.com. She combines her degrees in English and Astrophysics to write about science, with an emphasis on all things space-related.

Latest articles by Nola Taylor Redd

Saturn viewed by Cassini

Searchers of Ringed Alien Planets Put Faith in Kepler Probe

By Nola Taylor Redd published

Saturn's rings may not be unique to our solar system.

Extraterrestrial Life
Saturn Moon Riddled with Gushing Geysers, New Images Reveal

Icy Saturn Moon May Be Covering a Salty Sea

By Nola Taylor Redd published

Geysers exploding from the surface of Saturn's moon, Enceladus, reveal their source is an underground ocean.

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NASA Spacecraft Discovers 122 Pairs of Star Twins

By Nola Taylor Redd published

A pair of satellites built to study the sun has discovered 122 new sets of twin stars, known as eclipsing binaries.

Space Exploration
An artist's conception of the Cassini-Huygens probe descending through a lightning storm in Titan's thick nitrogen atmosphere.

Thunder on Saturn Moon Could Shed Light on Lightning

By Nola Taylor Redd published

Future missions to the Saturn moon Titan may look for lightning in a novel way — by searching for its rumbling companion, thunder.

Saturn
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Best Gravity Map Yet Shows a Lumpy, Bumpy Earth

By Nola Taylor Redd published

The latest and best-ever map of our planet's gravitational field.

Planet Earth
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Some of Universe's First Stars May Still Be Visible

By Nola Taylor Redd published

The first stars formed in groups, not in isolation, a new study finds.

Cosmology
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