Doris Elín Urrutia
Doris is a news writer at Inverse covering Space.
She previously worked at Inverse as a contributor, writing stories that bridged archaeological and paleontological discoveries with modern life. She has written about astronomy and spaceflight for Space.com and on marine life for Scientific American.
Doris is a bilingual Spanish speaker, and has adored science and storytelling since her childhood days growing up with her South American immigrant parents in the Bronx, NY. When she isn't writing about science, she spends time with her rabbit.
This Map Shows Exactly What You’ll See During April’s Eclipse From Everywhere in the United States
More than 300 million people in the US will see a partial eclipse on April 8, 2024.
NASA Only Has One Spacecraft to Get to Space — Boeing’s Starliner Could Be the Second
Two astronauts are testing the Boeing Starliner in a few weeks.
NASA Was Watching SpaceX’s Starship Flight Closely — Here’s the Reason Why
Meet HLS Starship.
NASA Scientist Reveals What Asteroids Keep Him Up At Night In New Book
Frightening yet alluring asteroids are the subject of a new space memoir.
SpaceX's Starship Perished In a Haze of Plasma — Here's When the Next Launch Could Be
What goes up must face super-hot atmospheric plasma to come down.
25 Years Later, This Iconic NASA Telescope Lost Critical Funding To Keep It Alive
For almost 25 years, Chandra’s been watching cosmic chaos.
KONA BLUE: Top-Secret Government Program To Investigate “Human Consciousness Anomalies” Doesn’t Exist, New Report Says
The 63-page-long document is part of an investigation into U.S. government programs that have been a springboard for alleged paranormal-related activity.
The Complete Guide To Avoiding Scams And Buying the Right Solar Eclipse Glasses
Protect your eyes and your wallet.
Look! This Gas-Rich Cloud Could Be Growing Massive Exoplanets
Exoplanets and their cradles are unique like snowflakes.
NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Spotted A Mysterious Phenomenon Buried Beneath Jupiter’s Atmosphere
Juno’s investigation of Jupiter has “some of the best data” on the science of magnetic fields.
Look! Mars Express Orbiter Took Photos Of Mars That Look Straight From Dune
The Red Planet is always on astronomers’ minds.
Hubble Spots A Community Of Extremely Old Stars That Have Aced Longevity
Look at how these stars sparkle.
ALMA Telescope Detects “At Least 3 Times” More Water Than On Earth In A Nearby Protoplanetary Disk
Planet formation and wet paper towels have something in common.
Houston, We’ve Landed Sideways (Again)
Another lunar landing, another toppling payload.
NASA's Future Moon Rocket Just Took a Huge Step Towards Being Ready to Launch
This critical piece of rocket hardware is finally whole.
‘Odysseus’ Just Performed First American Moon Landing Since Apollo
The landing was packed with drama.
The Uncanny Donut-Shaped Region Beyond Neptune Could Be ‘Billions of Miles’ Larger Than We Thought
A NASA spacecraft has encountered a puzzling finding in this cosmic hinterland.
An Oversized Baby Star Is Hiding In This Rare Hubble Space Telescope Snapshot
Space images are one part science, one part artistry.
Look! Epic Images Show ‘Odysseus’ Lander On Its Way To the Moon
It's smooth sailing for now.
Watch Out For These Bizarre Animal Behaviors That Occur During a Solar Eclipse
When the Moon passes in front of the Sun, animals get very confused.