Ana currently works at NOVA and occasionally freelances for S&T. She has a master's degree in Science Journalism from Boston University and enjoys telling stories at the intersection of science and everyday experiences, especially when they empower minorities. When Ana isn't writing, you can find her watching shows on Netflix or dancing salsa.
A high-resolution ALMA image of the HR 8799 planetary disk suggests undiscovered planet.
By: Ana V. Aceves May 25, 2016
During two Martian years, Curiosity tracks seasonal patterns in atmosphere, temperature, and maybe even methane.
By: Ana V. Aceves May 19, 2016
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