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Leah Crane is a features editor at New Scientist, covering topics ranging from private space flight and cosmology to quantum mechanics. She is based in Chicago. Before joining New Scientist in 2016, her work was published at SpaceNews, Eos, Smithsonian and Symmetry Magazine. She writes New Scientist's space newsletter, Launchpad.
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