Megan Garber

Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She was formerly an assistant editor at the Nieman Journalism Lab, where she wrote about innovations in the media.

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Will 'Digital Ethnic Cleansing' Be Part of the Internet's Future?

Will 'Digital Ethnic Cleansing' Be Part of the Internet's Future?

Eric Schmidt, Jared Cohen, and Steve Clemons discuss the political limitations of the Internet. More »

2,060 Minutes: Gordo Cooper and the Last American Solo Flight in Space

2,060 Minutes: Gordo Cooper and the Last American Solo Flight in Space

Imagine being alone in space ... and almost not making it back. More »

The Uncanny Face Model They Made With Richard III's Skull

The Uncanny Face Model They Made With Richard III's Skull

... And it was made by, yep, a 3D printer. More »

A Robot Just Broke the Human Record for Miles Driven in Space

A Robot Just Broke the Human Record for Miles Driven in Space

Another victory for Opportunity, the spunky little rover driving on Mars More »

The Team That Summited Everest Dosed Two Sherpas With Amphetamines

The Team That Summited Everest Dosed Two Sherpas With Amphetamines

Eager to be the first to the top, these brave adventurers briefly turned to ... Adderall. More »

When Romeo Is a Robot

When Romeo Is a Robot

Two sensor-laden machines explore love in the time of automata. More »

Not a Metaphor: A Whole New Way to Watch a Caterpillar Become a Butterfly

Not a Metaphor: A Whole New Way to Watch a Caterpillar Become a Butterfly

Scientists use CT scanning technologies to better understand the insect world. More »

Space Is Now a Reality TV Show

Space Is Now a Reality TV Show

Chris Hadfield's return from the International Space Station marks a new era for the final frontier. More »

These Friendly Robots Would Like to Mix You a Cocktail

These Friendly Robots Would Like to Mix You a Cocktail

On the menu? One googol of potential drink combinations. More »

How Humans Have Seen the World, Through Data

How Humans Have Seen the World, Through Data

PBS Off Book explains the long history of info visualization. More »

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Photos of Tornado Damage in Moore, Oklahoma

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