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Elisha Sauers

Elisha Sauers is the space and future tech reporter for Mashable, interested in asteroids, astronauts, and astro nuts. In over 15 years of reporting, she's covered a variety of topics, including health, business, and government, with a penchant for FOIA and other public records requests. She previously worked for The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, Virginia, and The Capital in Annapolis, Maryland, now known as The Capital-Gazette. Her work has earned numerous state awards, including the Virginia Press Association's top honor, Best in Show,  and national recognition for narrative storytelling. In her first year covering space for Mashable, Sauers grabbed a National Headliner Award for beat reporting. Send space tips and story ideas to [email protected] or text 443-684-2489. Follow her on Twitter at @elishasauers.


By Elisha Sauers
How NASA's asteroid sample survived despite a parachute flop


Watch how these 6 planets orbit their star in perfect sync

What Mars would look like from an orbiting space station

Webb telescope reveals this vomiting baby star has an accomplice



Watch the moment Starship’s booster goes boom

SpaceX gives unprecedented access to this tech artist

Get ready: SpaceX Starship will try to fly again soon


Webb discovery defies what we know about Milky Way-like galaxies

Does space romance make NASA cringe? It's complicated.

Could humans have babies in space safely? Here's what we know.

Weird stuff happens when animals reproduce in space

How astronauts could get it on if they really wanted to

Astronomers may have solved one of Webb's first puzzles

Webb telescope snaps some of its largest images, and they're majestic


NASA just flew home its first asteroid chunks from outer space

Watch NASA test powerful motor for its moon megarocket

How asteroid Bennu got its odd name and other facts

NASA astronaut reveals stress of longest U.S. spaceflight


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